Classification of Means of Transmitting Information - ClassNotes - NG
Classification of Means of Transmitting Information - ClassNotes - NG
Classification of Means of Transmitting Information - ClassNotes - NG
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Welcome to class!
In today’s class, we will be talking about the classification of means of transmitting information. Enjoy
the class!
There are two major means of transmitting information, namely: electronic and non-electronic.
In electronic means, information transmission is from the sender to the receiver via an electronic communication
channel. Electronic means of information transmission include telephone, telegraph, telex, radio, etc.
telegraph telex
radio
The non-electronic means of transmitting information does not require electronic communication channels. Non-
electronic means of transmitting information include prints such as letters, memo, etc.; orals, drum beats, fire
lighting, whistling, etc.
fire
drum beating
All modern methods of information transmission except prints are electronic means of transmitting information.
Similarly, all ancient methods of information transmission including prints are non-electronic means of transmitting
information.
When information is transmitted from a source to the destination, the receiver of such information could receive it
in any of the following modes:
1. Audio: This is a model that permits the receiver of information to listen to the content of information
disseminated at anywhere through a device that produces sound. All methods of transmitting information
that enables the receiver to hear sound from the sender utilize audio mode. Examples of audio mode include
radio, telephone conversation, oral, beating drums, whistling, and town crying.
2. Visual: This is a mode of receiving information through a form that can be read or looked at. The receiver
does not require an additional device to read such information when they are transmitted. This includes all
methods of information transmission that enables the receiver to see and read the transmitted information.
Examples are prints, email, telex, fax, internet, gem, fire lighting, and drawing diagrams.
3. Audio-visual: Audio-visual mode combines the power of audio and visual modes to deliver information that
is more understandable to the receiver. These include all methods of disseminating information that enables
the receiver to see and hear the transmitted information. Examples of audio-visual modes include television,
making representation, satellite communication, internet, and GSM.
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PRIMARY 6
First Term
Technology of Different Information Age
Historical Development of Computers
Generation of Computers
Computer Concepts
Data and Information
Information Transmission
Information Evolution and Communication Technology
Classification of Means of Transmitting Information
ICT
Computer Features
Second Term
Third Term
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