Types of Communication (Jenna)

  • Nov 7, 1000

    Cave Pantings (no date)

    Cave Pantings (no date)
    cave pantingsCave painting can be found in most parts of the world especially in australia and america from the american indians.
  • Stenography

    Stenography
    diconairyStenography was used by secretaries, when their boss was talking to them and they had to write down something fast.
  • Sign Langage

    Sign Langage
    Sign language isn’t usually
    what comes to mind when you
    hear the word technology but to
    some deaf people it’s more
    important than a phone.
  • Tin Can Phones

    Tin Can Phones
    stepsRobert planned it to be the first telephone for his son
    Chase. Anybody can make Phones out of tin can's all you need is a bit of string and 2 tins.
  • Photography

    photoThe word comes from the two greek words“light”and“drawing”.Joseph
    Nicephore was the man who first
    took a photo. There are many photographers in the world.
  • Morse Code

    Morse Code
    Samuel F.B sent the first Morse Code.The Morse code was used in the war to send messages to eachother.
  • Whistle

    Whistle
    Joseph Hudson invented the whistle. You simply blow
    into it and it and the air travelles throw it to make a nosie.It comes in varise colours, size's and shapes.
  • Speech Synthesis

    Speech Synthesis
  • Star's

    If you look up into the sky, you see many differnt patterns these patterns can be used to communicate.
  • Mind Reading

    Mind Reading
    sign language Created by Frederic W.H.Myers. You can tell what other people are thinking without them talking.Just the name says you read people's mind!
  • Message in a Bottle

  • Walkie Talkies

    Walkie Talkies
    <a href='http://http://walkie-talkie-review.toptenreviews.com/' >best ones</Donald Hings created the first radio signaling machine which he originally called a“Packset”. They are still used these days!
  • Passy-Muir Valve

    Passy-Muir Valve
    Infoiscovered by David Muir One way valve placed on
    tracheostomy tube (tube
    placed in your throat to
    enable you to breath)
  • Texting

    Texting
    textingThe first text message was sent by 22-year-old British engineer Neil Papworth on his Orbitel 901 mobile phone. Most children have a phone by the time there 13!
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