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    The document defines computer-mediated communication (CMC) as communication that takes place between humans using computers. CMC occurs when learners communicate with each other or native speakers using a computer. There are two main types of CMC: synchronous and asynchronous. Synchronous CMC involves real-time communication through text, audio, or video using tools like instant messaging, video conferencing, or chat. Asynchronous CMC is non-real time and can also use text, audio, or video, with examples being email, discussion forums, or video messages. CMC plays an important role in distance learning by allowing interaction similar to a classroom.

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    The document defines computer-mediated communication (CMC) as communication that takes place between humans using computers. CMC occurs when learners communicate with each other or native speakers using a computer. There are two main types of CMC: synchronous and asynchronous. Synchronous CMC involves real-time communication through text, audio, or video using tools like instant messaging, video conferencing, or chat. Asynchronous CMC is non-real time and can also use text, audio, or video, with examples being email, discussion forums, or video messages. CMC plays an important role in distance learning by allowing interaction similar to a classroom.

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    The document defines computer-mediated communication (CMC) as communication that takes place between humans using computers. CMC occurs when learners communicate with each other or native speakers using a computer. There are two main types of CMC: synchronous and asynchronous. Synchronous CMC involves real-time communication through text, audio, or video using tools like instant messaging, video conferencing, or chat. Asynchronous CMC is non-real time and can also use text, audio, or video, with examples being email, discussion forums, or video messages. CMC plays an important role in distance learning by allowing interaction similar to a classroom.

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    The document defines computer-mediated communication (CMC) as communication that takes place between humans using computers. CMC occurs when learners communicate with each other or native speakers using a computer. There are two main types of CMC: synchronous and asynchronous. Synchronous CMC involves real-time communication through text, audio, or video using tools like instant messaging, video conferencing, or chat. Asynchronous CMC is non-real time and can also use text, audio, or video, with examples being email, discussion forums, or video messages. CMC plays an important role in distance learning by allowing interaction similar to a classroom.

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     The acronym of CMC is Computer Mediated
    Communication.

    Definition:
     CMC is communication that takes
    places between human beings via the
    instrumentality of computer.
    CMC is an emerging area within the
    CALL domain. It occurs when learner use the
    computer to communicate with each other or
    even with the native speakers.
    That communication takes place
    through different ways in the following
    elements:
     Timing
     Number of participants and
     Medium
     For all of the CMC system you need a
    computer network connection.
     For audio conferencing we need a
    microphone.
     For video conferencing we need a video
    camera.
     Sender’s anonymity
     Receivers
     Channel
     Messages
     Feedback
     Context in CMC
     The exchange of information in real time is
    known as synchronous communication. It
    means learners are communicating at the
    same time. It helps e-learners to feel like
    participants.
     Synchronous communication can be in
     Text
     Audio or
     In video form
     Collaboration
     Immediate response
     1 to1 communication
     Allow body language
     Most well known synchronic
    communication applications:
     Instant Messaging
     Skype
     Video conferencing
     Telephone conversation
     Internet Relay Chat (IRC) and many more.
     Instant messaging is the exchange of text messages
    through a software application in real-time.
     Most popular Instant messaging applications are:
    Skype is the most famous application of synchronic
    communication because it requires users to be online at
    the same time.
    However this system has some requirements.
     It is real time video and audio communication
    between people in different locations.
    Asynchronous communication
    means that people are communicating at
    different time.
     In it interaction is not real time.
     Like synchronic communication it can be in
     Text
     Audio or in
     Video form
     Available anytime
     Available anyplace
     Variety of media
     Multiple perspective
     One to one or one to many communication
     Most famous asynchronous communication
    applications are:
     Email
     Texting
     Face book
     You tube
     Newsgroups
     Email is the most famous asynchronous communication
    type.
     The users produce , send and receive mail at a computer.
     A Newsgroup is a repository usually within the
    UseNet system, where messages posted from
    many users at different locations.
    CMC plays very important role in Distance Learning.
    CMC make Distance Learning like learning in classroom. E.g.
    Virtual University
     Which of these is NOT a form of synchronous
    computer mediated communications?
    A. Text message
    B. Instant messaging
    C. Video Conferencing
    D. Voice over chat
     Which of these is NOT a form of asynchronous
    computer mediated communication?
    A. Text messages
    B. E-mail
    C. Video message
    D. Video conferencing

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