Communication: A process by which a transmitter sends a message to a receiver through a channel using a shared code.

Types of communication:
* Human Communication: It is between human beings is scored: Verbal, nonverbal
Verbal: Oral Direct, Direct gestural
Nonverbal Written
* Non-Human Communication: Virtual Communication / Social Networking

Elements of the communication:
1) Issuer: The item (person, organization ..) that you choose and select the appropriate signs to convey their message is, the encoding take so understandable to the recipient.
2) Receiver: is the (person, organization ...) to which the message is intended performs the reverse process of the issuer and that the decoding and interpretation is what the sender wants to publicize.
3) Message: The content of the information ... The set of ideas, sentiments expressed by the sender. Is the information
4) Channel: The medium through which it transmits information by establishing a connection between the transmitter and receiver
5) Referee: Includes all that is described by the message.
6) Location: The time and place where the act of communication.
7) Code: A set of oral and written signs that make up a complete system. Code is synonymous with language.

Forms of communication: talks and discussions are
1) Conversation: a dialogue between 2 or more people. There are 2 types of rules.
Spontaneous · Conversation: The use daily and is not subject to rules
· Conversation Formal: Use rules to follow. It is widely used in the dynamic rules.

1) Discussion: is a study technique used to treat a subject of interest to the group so widely without aforrarse's own view.
· Structure: when discussing a topic previously selected and follow a set of rules for their implementation.
Do not structured: when discussing a subject spontaneously.

Rules for discussion:

· Select a topic
· Finding information
· Mastering the subject
· Choose a coordinator and a secretary

Regionalism: are the different languages or varieties that occur in a region or country in pronunciation and intonation of words. Example: Voice Maracucha.
Slang: These are the variants of the speech of the uneducated classes.
Gergen: are the terms used by young people in class, middle or lower class.
Speaking: the art of words, it is also a form of interpersonal communication through which a person uses a set of attitudes.
Features:
Subject domain ·
· Fluency
· Simplicity
· Clarity
· Consistency
· Honesty
· Elegance
· Trust itself