Graphics and descriptions of communication models are displayed on this web site maintained by Steven H. Kaminski from Bob Jones University (South Carolina).

A detailed definition of communication, communication process, and explanations and images of types of communication models are featured on this site maintained by the University of Missouri.

Three types of communication models are discussed in this PowerPoint Presentation: linear, interactive, and transaction. Site maintained by Professor Christine Garlough, University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Featured on this web site is a detailed definition of models, why models are useful, an example of the Shannon and Weaver Model, and an example of Berlo's SMCR model. Site maintained by the University of Arkansas.

"America's Media Models of Communication" paper is written by Evan Weatherspoon, Arizona State University. Site available in .pdf format.

Professor Lawrence Mullen at the Hank Greenspun School of Communication at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas displays various ways through models to depict the communication process.

In his paper, Daniel Chandler from the University of California, Santa Barbara, outlines and critiques a well-known model of communication developed by Shannon and Weaver (1949), as the prototypical example of a transmissive model of communication.

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