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Unit 1. Introduction to means of communication

Unit 1. Introduction to means of communication. Short Term Goal: To be aware of risks involved in online communication and to assess current online behaviour. Can you understand this message?. hw mnE diFrent wAz of comunic8N cn u tnk of? Put yr h& ^ wen u undRst& dis msg.

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Unit 1. Introduction to means of communication

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  1. Unit 1. Introduction to means of communication • Short Term Goal: • To be aware of risks involved in online communication and to assess current online behaviour.

  2. Can you understand this message? hwmnEdiFrentwAz of comunic8Ncnutnk of? Put yrh&^wenuundRst&dismsg.

  3. Starter-website translating English to txt • http://lingo2word.com/translate.php

  4. How do we communicate? • Pupils to reflect on their own everyday means of communication • e.g. speaking, texting, IM, writing, phoning, web cams, videoconferencing, e-mail

  5. How do we communicate?

  6. What reasons do we have to communicate? • Explore the reasons for communication using a mind map

  7. Advantages and disadvantages

  8. Are some means of communication more risky than others? Most risky • Put these in order of risk, with highest risk at the top Least risky

  9. How do you measure risk?

  10. Evaluation: • Have you successfully identified why & how we communicate and the potential pitfalls? • Could you improve your measures of risk?

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