Communication Process and Message Structure

The video tutorial covers the elements of communication, including the sender, receiver, message, channel, medium, and interference. It provides an example of a short message and explains its components: opening, body, and closing. The tutorial also distinguishes between formal and informal greetings and farewells. It guides students on writing a message using various mediums and channels, emphasizing the importance of starting with a greeting and ending with a farewell. The class concludes with a prompt for students to practice writing their own messages.

What was the main topic of the previous class?

• Using email

• Writing letters

• Greetings and farewells

• Communication process

Which element of the communication process involves the person who sends the message?

• Medium

• Sender

• Channel

• Receiver

Which of the following is NOT a part of the communication process?

• Receiver

• Sender

• Greeting

• Interference

What is an example of a medium in communication?

• A letter

• A farewell

• A greeting

• A message

What is the role of interference in communication?

• To provide clarity

• To introduce the sender

• To act as a barrier

• To enhance the message

In the example message, what is the purpose of the body?

• To introduce the sender

• To say goodbye

• To convey the main message

• To provide the date

What is typically included in the opening of a message?

• The date and greeting

• A farewell

• The sender's name

• The main message

Which part of a message typically contains the sender's name?

• Opening

• Greeting

• Body

• Closing

What is the purpose of the body in a message?

• To introduce the sender

• To provide the date

• To convey the main message

• To say goodbye

Which of the following is a formal greeting?

• Hey

• Hi

• Good morning

• What's up