COMMUNICATION THROUGH TECHNOLOGY BY NEERAJ BHANDARI(SURKHET,NEPAL)
1. COMMUNICATION THROUGH
TECHNOLOGY
PRESENTED BY :
NEERAJ BHANDARI (GL) BIVEK YADAV
SUBIR THAPA SHREEANS BUDATHOKI
PRAGUN SINGH BOGATI AVISHAKE BUDATHOKI
2. INTRODUCTION
COMMUNICATION
• Communication is the activity of
conveying information through the exchange of ideas,
feelings, intentions, attitudes, expectations, perceptions or
commands, as by speech, non-verbal gestures, writings,
behaviour and possibly by other means such as
electromagnetic, chemical or physical phenomena and
smell.
• It is the meaningful exchange of information between two
or more participants (machines, organisms or their parts).
3. TECHNOLOGY
• Technology is the collection of tools, including machinery,
modifications, arrangements and procedures used by
humans.
• Technologies significantly affect human as well as other
animal species' ability to control and adapt to their natural
environments.
• The term can either be applied generally or to specific
areas: examples include construction technology, medical
technology and information technology.
4. Why is technology
important today?
Technology is important in today's world because it
serves a variety of functions in many of the most
important aspects of modern society, like
education
communication
business and
scientific progress.
7. HOW WE COMMUNICATE THROUGH
TECHNOLOGY
• Over the years, technology has significantly changed the
way people communicate.
• Originally, the telephone replaced the telegraph. Now cell
phones, email and the Internet top the list of preferred
communication methods.
• As more businesses and educational institutions use
technology to communicate, society seems to have
accepted, if not embraced, the increased role technology
now plays in everyday life.
8. HOW WE COMMUNICATE THROUGH
TECHNOLOGY
Email
• The email message is replacing handwritten correspondence in business
and personal interactions.
• Businesses use email to communicate with customers and staff. Schools
often use email to communicate with parents, teachers and students.
• In addition, people can send an email message and quickly get a response
whereas sending other written correspondence may require a longer
turnaround time.
• One bonus of the email message includes saving on postage costs. Many
providers, such as Google Mail and Yahoo!, provide free email accounts.
10. HOW WE COMMUNICATE THROUGH
TECHNOLOGY
Social Networking Sites
• Internet-based social networking sites such as Myspace and Facebook allow
people to communicate with friends, family, colleagues and even complete
strangers in an online forum.
• These sites allow people to share information and photos with others,
regardless of the physical miles that otherwise may have prevented them from
doing so.
• This allows grandparents to see updates and pictures of grandchildren instantly,
rather than waiting for the pictures to arrive in the mail.
• In addition, the use of social networking sites allows people to reconnect with
others they may have lost contact with over the years.
• Many businesses today use social networking sites to enhance their online
presence and increase revenue.
12. HOW WE COMMUNICATE THROUGH
TECHNOLOGY
Online Chat
• The use of online chat forums allows people to converse with others
across the street or across the country in real time without picking
up a telephone.
• Many email providers also provide chat capabilities as do social
networking sites.
• Other sites allow users to join chat rooms where they can
communicate with complete strangers about a specific topic.
• Sometimes people then share their phone number or email
information with the people they meet while chatting online.
14. HOW WE COMMUNICATE THROUGH
TECHNOLOGY
Blogs
• The popularity of blogging has increased over the years.
• Businesses use blogs for promotional purposes, but individuals also
have turned to blogging.
• People now use blogs to share family journeys, to provide
instructional information and just about everything in between.
• Some people make a living blogging by selling the content provided
and through advertisement-based revenue.
16. HOW WE COMMUNICATE THROUGH
TECHNOLOGY
Video Calls
• Providers such as Skype and Yahoo Messenger offer the ability to
use an Internet connection to place video calls.
• These calls allow people to see one another on a computer or
laptop screen while talking.
• Placing video calls make it possible for families to see each other
despite the physical miles that may separate them.
• For example, a parent traveling on a business trip can still see and
say goodnight to his children. Businesses can save money by using
video calls rather than traveling to specific destinations.
18. HOW WE COMMUNICATE THROUGH
TECHNOLOGY
Cell Phones
• The popularity of the cellular phone has increased in recent years
because this portable telephone allows people to stay connected just
about anywhere they may go.
• In addition to placing and receiving voice calls, most cell phones provide
the ability to send text messages to other cell phone users. Some cell
phones allow users to gain access to their email accounts.
• In addition, many people use their cell phone to access social networking
websites and send instant messages. A few cell phones even allow users
to place video calls.
• Using these cellular features typically come at an additional fee, unless
used under an unlimited access plan.