Let's Talk about Interpersonal Communication 4/E Interactive ePUB

Building on the success of the previous three editions, the fourth edition of Let's Talk about Interpersonal Communication is a lively, challenging and interactive communication course that is fully updated and offers new research studies and additional South African examples. The book covers all major aspects of interpersonal communication.

Special additional features in the interactive ePUB include:

• Interactive infographics that visually summarise each chapter;
  
• Videos that bring the theory to life; and
  
• E-learning modules for each chapter with interactive activities and case studies based on the videos, self-reflection activities, and tips for communicating better.
  

Features include:

• 'In practice' case studies that illustrate how principles work in everyday life;
  
• 'In theory' sections that highlight relevant communication theories for students who want to know more; and
  
• 'Moral of the story' sections at the end of each chapter ends that summarise the big idea.
  

Elements in the interactive ePUB that enhance learning include the following:

• More examples of interpersonal communication in the workplace;
  
• More South African examples;
  
• 'In a nutshell' tables that summarise the content;
  
• Cartoons that illustrate concepts in a humorous way; and
  
• Suggested test and exam application questions.
  

Marianne Louw has a Masters degree in Leadership and an Honours degree in Communication, and is doing her Doctorate in Interpersonal Leadership Communication. She heads the sections of Communication & Media Studies and Public Relations at Monash South Africa, a campus of the international Monash University. She also lectured at the University of Johannesburg (UJ) and the Vaal Triangle University of Technology. Franzél du Plooy-Cilliers holds a Doctorate in Interpersonal Communication and is the Head of the Faculty of Applied Humanities at the Independent Institute of Education (IIE). Before joining the IIE, she headed up Communication & Media Studies at Monash South Africa and lectured at UJ for several years. She is a programme evaluator for the Council on Higher Education (CHE).

This e​Book is a digital version of the printed ​book. Benefits of the ePUB format​ include:​

• The ability to view on ​a ​desktop computer, notebook or tablet;
  
• As students adjust fonts, rotate and flip pages, content reflows to fit the device's screen giving the user a more flexible experience;
  
• Students can take notes, highlight and bookmark, and access video and audio for visual learning;
• The interactive e-learning modules in the interactive ePUB help students apply the theory and reflect on what they have learned; and
• The interactive infographics summarise the content for an overview of the chapters.