COM-127 Module 2 quiz: History of Communication

 The COM-127 Module 2 quiz: History of Communication helps you to understand what the communication is and its history. The Owlisdom How-To guide of COM-127 provides guidelines and tips for effectively tackling quiz questions. Use these strategies to enhance your understanding and preparation for the COM-127 Module 2 quiz: History of Communication. Detailed answers to help you understand the material and reach a successful outcome are in the solution file.

Preparatory Tips For The Quiz

• Review media, communication theory, historical media development, and nonverbal communication course materials.

   

• Study each topic during specific times—by breaking study sessions into manageable chunks of time.

   

• Make short notes on each topic highlighting the historical eras of communication, FCC, and significant technological inventions.

   

• Make flashcards on essential terms — “Talking Era,” print revolution,” names of social network sites, etc.- to remember.

   

• It is also important to write or find a practice question similar to quiz questions so that students become familiar with the format and improve their recall.

   

• Have your teachers talked about studying with classmates to discuss things and have their own group discussions to get a whole new perspective?

   

• Get familiar with review materials on nonverbal communication, particularly on the importance of body language in face-to-face interaction.

   

• Examine the history and timeline of major technological inventions, such as radio, telegraph, telephone, and television, and how they altered communication.

   

• You will learn about the FCC and some historical policies, particularly cable television and competition with older networks.

   

• Additionally, use reputable online resources like Khan Academy, Coursera, etc., or YouTube educational channels to supplement your study and gain a different perspective.

   

• Indicate the social networks where users are most likely to be, staying updated with which social network has the most monthly active users; this can change over time.

   

• Understand the basic, time-tested principles of ethical communication and how they differ from rhetoric. By relating each concept to real-world examples, you can better understand how it is being used.