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    Oral communication is the exchange of information and ideas through spoken word, either in person or through electronic devices like phones. It is important for learning language, solving problems, and conveying emotion quickly. There are five elements to oral communication: the sender who initiates the message, the medium like a voicemail or presentation, the channel like a podcast or meeting, the receiver who listens and provides feedback, and the feedback itself which completes the communication cycle.

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    Oral communication is the exchange of information and ideas through spoken word, either in person or through electronic devices like phones. It is important for learning language, solving problems, and conveying emotion quickly. There are five elements to oral communication: the sender who initiates the message, the medium like a voicemail or presentation, the channel like a podcast or meeting, the receiver who listens and provides feedback, and the feedback itself which completes the communication cycle.

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    Oral communication is the exchange of information and ideas through spoken word, either in person or through electronic devices like phones. It is important for learning language, solving problems, and conveying emotion quickly. There are five elements to oral communication: the sender who initiates the message, the medium like a voicemail or presentation, the channel like a podcast or meeting, the receiver who listens and provides feedback, and the feedback itself which completes the communication cycle.

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    Oral Communication

    What is oral communication?

    Oral communication is the exchange of information and ideas through spoken


    word. It can be directly in person in a face-to-face interaction or through an
    electronic device such as a phone or radio. The most effective way for
    businesses to transmit information verbally is through oral communication
    such as a staff meeting.

    The importance of oral communication

    Oral communication is important for learning and understanding those in


    your environment. It is a fundamental aspect of learning a language and helps
    solve problems, quickly exchange information, and convey emotion in a
    conversation. Listening and speaking skills are used personally and
    professionally, on a daily basis.

    The 5 elements of oral communication

    1. Sender. The sender is the person who initiates communication to


    the receiver.
    2. Medium. The medium is the format in which the message is
    being sent. For example, a voicemail, a face-to-face conversation
    or a presentation.
    3. Channel. The channel is the platform in which the message is
    delivered. For example, a podcast, a telephone or a meeting.
    4. Receiver. The receiver listens and decodes the message sent by
    the sender. The receiver then generates feedback for the sender in
    response to the message.
    5. Feedback. This final stage is the reaction of the receiver, such as
    oral or written communication, No response from the receiver is
    also a type of feedback. This completes the entire oral
    communication cycle.

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