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  • E Mail
    419 words
    The ever-increasing popularity of e-mail had become so commonplace that the written word has almost been completely replaced as the dominant form of communication. In past times, exchange of written communication was the novelty of the day. Through history the possession of a written language was considered a trait to determine whether a new civilization was civilized or not. In ancient times, to be a scribe was to be a very important and elevated person. Many were used in the service of the kin...
  • Requirements Of Oral Communication And Listening Skills
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    SENIOR PORTFOLIO SECTION TWO COMMUNICATION AND TECHNOLOGY REFLECTION The choices that I make in High School are very important. I know if I do not handle everything I need to, it will not be a good thing when I do not participate in the graduation. This part of my portfolio is called the communication and technology section, to demonstrate these skills I chose the following items: First on the list is Oral Communication and Listening Skills. I included my interview presentation. Second / Third s...
  • Literal Symbols Of Everyday Objects
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    We are well accustomed to the written word as a primary method of communication in our culture. Its primary elements, the characters of the modern alphabet, were once quite literal symbols of everyday objects which were gradually abstracted to the letters of the alphabet. While cave paintings, dating as far back as 20,000 B.C. are the first evidence of recorded pictures, true written communication is thought to have been developed some 17,000 years later by the Sumerians, around 3500 B.C. They a...
  • People's Expectations In Communication
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    Neil Postman, 'Amusing Ourselves to Death -- Public discourse in the age of show-business " This book is a classic: everybody knows it, and everything has been written about it. Let me write some more. Postman's book caused a lot of public discussion in the mid-eighties, but it is now as relevant as ever, possibly more so. Today, it has almost become an axiom of our society that the answer to the questions raised by our technological advances lie in the application of further technology, some of...
  • Plain English And Plain Language
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    INTRODUCTION After researching Communication, I have developed the following conclusions, which I will explain in this memo. I will attempt to answer several questions that pertain to communication and the importance. I developed my conclusions from researching provided handouts and the Internet. HOW IMPORTANT IS COMMUNICATION In every society, humans have developed spoken and written language as a means of sharing messages and meanings. Readers need to know what is being said not how it is bein...

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