Interaction Model Communication PowerPoint Template

The Interaction Model Communication PowerPoint Template is a diagrammatic representation of the interaction model that describes the communication between a sender and a receiver. This model emphasizes various components in the two-way communication process to initiate or produce a response. In this process, the two active components are:

• Sender: the one who sends the information after encoding it 
• Receiver: the one who receives, decodes, and understands the message from the sender

The message or information passes through a medium and gets affected by several context factors (broader factors such as physiological and physical). Noise can be physiological when it comes to biases and distractions in the response and physical due to surroundings. Another key component of this model series is feedback, the receiver’s response to the message. This model is frequently used in business and training instances to understand the communication between the two parties, e.g., instructor & student, presenter & audience, or leaders & teams. The feedback estimation is done before initiating a new communication at any level. 

This Interaction Model Communication PowerPoint Template is a one-pager slide design provided in two background color options. The slide shows two human symbols, a male and a female, on either end of the slide. Between them is a double-headed arrow representing the medium. On both sides of this arrow, the physiological and physical factors are mentioned, with noise being in the middle mentioned in a prominent shape. Some vertical lines are also drawn on this channel, indicating the sound transmission from one end to another. Users can add relevant description text in the provided text boxes and change other features on the slide according to the requirements. In addition to formal use cases, this PPT template is ideal for spreading information, teaching about communication concepts, and similar purposes. It can be edited with all PowerPoint versions, Google Slides, and Keynote!