Instructions:
Communication is dynamic and constantly evolving. Now that you’ve learned the three
major models of communication: Linear, Interactive, and Transactional, it’s time to apply
your understanding creatively!
Your task is to design your own unique model of communication that reflects how you
personally view or experience communication today (example: in digital age, family
setting, school, social media).
Platform: Canva, MS PowerPoint, hand-drawn, etc.
Label each part of the model clearly
Indicate the flow or direction of communication
You may:
▪ Combine elements from all three models
▪ Add new components that you think are relevant (memes, group chat, reactions,
lag, etc.)
▪ Use symbols, metaphors, or real-life analogies
Answer (1)
Title: "Digital Ripple Model of Communication"Parts of the Model1. Sender – The person who starts the message (e.g., you).2. Message – The content shared (text, image, video, voice).3. Platform/Medium – Social media app or messaging app 4. Receiver – The person or people who get the message.5. Feedback – Comments, reactions, emojis, or replies.6. Noise – Lag, internet loss, or message misinterpretation.7. Context – Environment or situation (group chat, online class, family setting).8. Effect – Emotional response or action after the message (e.g., laugh, reply, share).Flow/DirectionTwo-way and continuous (like ripples in water): Message goes from sender → receiver → feedback → sender again.Unique AdditionsAdd icons like heart emoji ❤️, lag symbol , group chat bubbles ️.Use arrows to show constant back-and-forth flow.Use ripple circles or a mobile phone in the center to symbolize how one message spreads.
