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Practical II Modes of receiving information (Alternative) vi

ClassNotes Team 1 MIN READUPDATED 3 JUL 2026

Computer Science JSS1 Third Term

WEEK 10

Practical II

Modes of receiving information (Alternative)

Performance Objectives

The student should be able to:

     1. Identify the modes of receiving information.

     2. Draw some ancient and modern methods of transmitting information.

Content

Modes of Receiving Information

There are three modes by which we receive information and they include:

1.Audio: This is a means of communication where data is received via sound or voice without seeing the pictures. e.g. through radio, cassette players, telephones, audio CDs, GSM, beating of drums, town crying (except the crier is closer) e.t.c.

2. Visual: This is a means of receiving information through prints or pictures alone without sound or voice e.g prints, drawings, computers, printers, telex, fax…