Very satisfying. Representation of aspects of human experience via a hybrid communications model that’s very flexible. My main interest is: one vs two way communication, and the context and location I think. I’ll have to test it out to be sure.
Contexts/Aspects of Human Experience Sender Receiver Message Type Content Timestamp Channel Context Direction Response Location Privacy Level Status
Contexts/Aspects of Human Experience Sender Receiver Message Type Content Timestamp Channel
Personal Relationships A B Verbal X T1 Face-to-face
Education Teacher Student Written Y T2 Email
Work/Professional Manager Employee Visual Z T3 Video conference
Healthcare Doctor Patient Non-verbal M T4 In-person
Online Social Interactions User1 User2 Mixed N T5 Social media
Entertainment Artist Audience Visual O T6 Live performance
News and Information Reporter Public Written P T7 Newspaper
Shopping/Retail Seller Buyer Mixed Q T8 Online store
Sports and Recreation Coach Athlete Verbal R T9 In-person
Travel and Tourism Agent Traveler Visual S T10 Website
Contexts/Aspects of Human Experience Context Direction Response Location Privacy Level Status
Personal Relationships Conversation One-way R1 Home Private Active
Education Classroom Two-way R2 School Public Sent
Work/Professional Meeting Two-way R3 Office Group Received
Healthcare Medical consultation One-way R4 Hospital Confidential Read
Online Social Interactions Online community Two-way R5 Virtual Customizable Seen
Entertainment Concert One-way R6 Venue Public Live
News and Information Current events One-way R7 Public place Public Published
Shopping/Retail E-commerce Two-way R8 Store Public/Private Processing
Sports and Recreation Training session One-way R9 Gym Group Active
Travel and Tourism Vacation planning Two-way R10 Online Public Booked