COM-127 Module 2 quiz: History of Communication

Introduction to COM-127 Week Two Quiz

The COM-127 Module 2 quiz: History of Communication assesses your understanding of the Introduction and History of Communication. This How-To COM-127 Guide provides guidelines and tips for tackling the quiz questions effectively. Use these strategies to enhance your understanding and preparation for the COM-127 Module 2 quiz: History of Communication. The solution file contains detailed answers to assist you in better comprehending the material and achieving a successful outcome.

Preparatory Tips For The Quiz

• Review all course materials, focusing on media, communication theories, historical developments in media, and nonverbal communication.
• Allocate specific times for studying each topic, breaking down study sessions into manageable chunks.
• Write concise notes on each topic, focusing on key points like historical eras of communication, the FCC, and major technological inventions.
• Create flashcards for important terms like “Talking Era,” “print revolution,” and notable social network sites to reinforce memory.
• Write or find practice questions similar to the quiz questions to become familiar with the format and improve recall.
• Study with classmates to discuss and clarify difficult concepts, gaining new insights through group discussions.
• Review materials on nonverbal communication, particularly the significance of body language in face-to-face interactions.
• Study the timeline of key technological inventions such as the radio, telegraph, telephone, and television and understand their impact on communication.
• Learn about the role of the FCC and its historical policies, especially those affecting cable television and competition with traditional networks.
• Use reputable online resources like Khan Academy, Coursera, and YouTube educational channels to supplement your study and gain additional context.
• Stay updated on which social network has the most monthly active users, as this can change over time.
• Understand the principles of ethical communication and how they differ from rhetoric.
• Relate each concept to real-world examples to better understand their application and significance.