Com1513 A+
ASSIGNMENT 1
SEMESTER 1
UNIQUE NO
DUE march
TRUSTED WORKING
100
AMBASSADOR KING .
ADMIN
, COM1513 Assignment 1 (COMPLETE ANSWERS)
Semester 1 2025 - DUE March 2025; 100% TRUSTED
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1.1 In your personal opinion and with reference to Prof
Koschmann, how would you describe communication? In
approximately 30 words, briefly explain why you have described
communication in this way. (5)
Personal Definition of Communication
Communication is a dynamic process of meaning-making that shapes
social realities, influences relationships, and enables collaboration.
According to Prof. Timothy Koschmann, communication is not just
about exchanging information but constructing shared understanding
within different contexts.
Explanation
I describe communication in this way because, as Koschmann
emphasizes, communication is foundational to how organizations and
societies function. It is not merely the transfer of messages but a
continuous process of interpreting, negotiating, and shaping meaning.
This perspective aligns with social constructionism, where meaning is
not fixed but co-created through interaction. Effective communication
allows individuals to bridge differences, coordinate actions, and foster
shared goals, making it central to all human activity.
ASSIGNMENT 1
SEMESTER 1
UNIQUE NO
DUE march
TRUSTED WORKING
100
AMBASSADOR KING .
ADMIN
, COM1513 Assignment 1 (COMPLETE ANSWERS)
Semester 1 2025 - DUE March 2025; 100% TRUSTED
Complete, trusted solutions and explanations. For
assistance, Whats-App
1.1 In your personal opinion and with reference to Prof
Koschmann, how would you describe communication? In
approximately 30 words, briefly explain why you have described
communication in this way. (5)
Personal Definition of Communication
Communication is a dynamic process of meaning-making that shapes
social realities, influences relationships, and enables collaboration.
According to Prof. Timothy Koschmann, communication is not just
about exchanging information but constructing shared understanding
within different contexts.
Explanation
I describe communication in this way because, as Koschmann
emphasizes, communication is foundational to how organizations and
societies function. It is not merely the transfer of messages but a
continuous process of interpreting, negotiating, and shaping meaning.
This perspective aligns with social constructionism, where meaning is
not fixed but co-created through interaction. Effective communication
allows individuals to bridge differences, coordinate actions, and foster
shared goals, making it central to all human activity.
