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    The document discusses different modes of communication. It describes four main modes: 1) face-to-face interaction, which is the most common mode for informal conversations; 2) video communication using webcams to communicate over distances; 3) audio communication where only voices can be heard; and 4) text-based communication like email and messaging that can quickly disseminate information to large audiences but lacks visual and audio elements. The document also discusses how communication and technology have evolved, with statistics showing Filipinos spend the most time on social media compared to other countries, and how globalization has integrated markets and trade worldwide while also spreading ideas and culture across borders.

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    Unit 2: Modes of Communication

    Lesson 1: Forms of Communication


    Communication mode refers to the channel through which one expresses his/her communicative intent. It is
    the medium through which one conveys his/her thoughts.
    1. Face-to-face interaction – most common interaction mode. It is an informal or casual conversation
    between two or more people.
    Dau Voire suggests: “Be brave enough to start a conversation that matters”
    You should be able to hold a conversation at a social event without offending the other party. In other words,
    topic initiation should be followed by topic maintenance, topic change or shift, and finally, topic down.
    “All social changes begins with a conversation.” – Margaret J. Wheatley
    “Meaning is made in conversation,
    Reality is created in communication,
    And knowledge is generated through social interaction…
    Language is the vehicle through which we create our understanding of the world.” – Diana Wheatley

    2. Video – Web cameras are used so that two or more people who cannot interact face-to-face can
    communicate. Convenient communication mode for people who want to reach out to each other despite
    distance.
    Examples: Viber, WhatsApp, Apple Facetime, and Facebook Messenger
    Video conferencing – in more for formal settings
    3. Audio – means transmitted sound. Only the voice of the speaker is heard. An obvious downside of this
    mode is not being able to see the body language or cues of the person you are talking to.
    4. Text-based communication – does not originally provide video and audio benefits, it has a wider reach and
    can disseminate information to a bigger audience quickly. Such as e-mail, facsimile, text messaging, and
    instant messaging.

    Lesson 2: Communication and Technology


    Communication in Social Media
    Pinoys Top Social Media Users, According to Study by Miguel R. Camus (2017)
    Time spent on social media:
    Filipinos – 4 hours and 17 minutes
    Japanese – 40 minutes
    Brazilians – 3 hours and 43 minutes
    Argentinians – 3 hours and 32 minutes
    Americans – 2 hours and 6 seconds
    South Korea – 1 hour and 11 minutes

    Internet Speed:
    Philippines – 4.2 mbps
    Brazil – 5.5 mbps
    Argentina – 5 mbps
    South Korea – 26.3 mbps
    (1) The Philippines’ internet and social media users grew by over 25%, up 13 million and 12 million over last
    year.
    (2) Mobile was also a fast-growing platform, accounting for 38% of all Web traffic in the country, up almost a
    third over 2016.
    (3) The Philippines had a social penetration of 58%, higher than the average of 47% in the Southeast Asia.
    (4) Around the world, internet users grew 10%, or an additional 354 million people, while active social media
    users jumped 21% or and additional 482 million.
    (5) Global active citizens using mobile phones and other devices surged 30% or another 581 million people.
    (6) The total internet penetration stood 50% or 3.77 billion people.
    (7) The 2016 report has been downloaded 70,000 times and read 2.5 million times on SlideShare so far.

    Unit 3: Intercultural Communication


    Lesson 1: Communication and Globalization
    Globalization Phenomenon
    How globalization works?
    In simple terms, globalization is the process by which people and goods move easily across borders.
    Principally, it's an economic concept – the integration of markets, trade and investments with few barriers to
    slow the flow of products and services between nations. There is also a cultural element, as ideas and
    traditions are traded and assimilated. Globalization has brought many benefits to many people. But not to
    everyone.

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