Computer-Mediated Versus Face To Face Communication

The invention of computer mediation communication and face-to-face communication computer has greatly changed the aspect of interpersonal communication. The Internet is contributing further to this change. Through the Internet, we can communicate with others through texts almost everywhere in the world. This is called communication via computer and it is an important part of our life. In many cases, people communicate via computer rather than face to face or phone. Is this a good thing? Communication in our society is going through the computer in the right direction.

In this report, problems encountered through the use of virtual media, including the effectiveness of face-to-face communication (FTFC) and computer mediated communication (CMC), efficiency of feedback system, loss of personal focus and other urgent problems Will be examined. This gives rise to a more aggressive team experience with personal reflection on attitudes and concepts and the team's performance and strategy used in the second simulation. The theory related to interpersonal communication is also integrated in the report and shows the relationship with the specific situation that occurred during the simulation. In addition, we will conduct a multi-faceted analysis of the concept of team unity and how it results in improved performance.

Mediation communication or mediation interaction (rarely intervening discourse) refers to communication using ICT and can be compared with face-to-face communication. The technology we use today is computer related and the word communication using computers is common, but the mediation technique uses a pen to write letters and does not require computerization. Therefore, Davis defines intermediary communication as spreading beyond time and space, using technical media.