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Chamberlain University
COMM-277 Interpersonal Communication
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The primary strength of Slide 1 lies in its visual contrast. The use of a dark font on a light background ensures that the text is clear and legible, making it easy for viewers to read and comprehend the slide’s content.
Several elements need improvement in Slide 1. The title is too small and lacks prominence, making it difficult for viewers to focus on the main topic. The paragraph font is overly intricate, which hinders readability. Additionally, the paragraph is too long and should be simplified for better clarity and engagement. Finally, citations should be repositioned to the bottom-right corner of the slide for a more professional and organized appearance.
The inclusion of a graph is a notable strength of Slide 2. Graphs serve as excellent visual aids, effectively presenting data and enhancing the audience’s understanding of the content.
The dark background combined with the dark-colored graph diminishes contrast, making the slide hard to interpret. A lighter background would enhance visibility and readability. Moreover, the slide lacks a clear title or explanatory text for the graph, which would help viewers understand its purpose. The bottom section of the graph appears cluttered with illegible text, reducing its effectiveness.
What Works Well
Slide 3 effectively incorporates visually appealing images, which capture the viewer’s attention. Additionally, the contrast between the images and the background creates a cohesive and visually harmonious design.
What Needs to Be Improved
To improve Slide 3, a title that explains the images should be included to provide context for the audience. Brief descriptions accompanying each image would further enhance understanding and engagement.
Communication, Technology, and Social Media
The Effectiveness of Social Media as a Communication Tool
Social media, utilized by nearly everyone, has proven to be an effective tool for communication in both personal and professional contexts.
Social media facilitates shorter and more frequent communication methods, such as emails and instant messaging, compared to traditional letter writing.
It serves as a versatile medium, enabling both personal interactions and professional communication.
Social media bridges the communication gap for individuals who might otherwise struggle to maintain regular contact, fostering ongoing connections.
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Sponcil, M., & Gitimu, P. (2010). Use of social media by college students: Relationship to communication and self-concept. Journal of Technology Research, 1-13.
Wang, P., Morgan, B., Packard, P., Goode, V., & Tola, D. (2020). Maximizing use of social media to improve member engagement in a professional organization. AANA Journal, 88(6), 473-478.
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