Forms of delivery?

1. Postal mail
2. Courier services
3. Email
4. Fax
5. In-person delivery
6. Online delivery services
7. Digital downloads
8. Shipping services
9. Electronic transfer
10. Mobile delivery apps

Oral:

- Oral presentation: Speaker delivers information to an audience through a live or recorded speech.
- Lecture: An extended formal oral presentation typically given by an expert in the field.
- Speech: A shorter, prepared presentation usually delivered to a specific audience.
- Interview: A conversation between two or more people, where one person asks questions and the other(s) provide answers.
- Discussion: An interactive conversation among participants who exchange ideas and perspectives.

Written:

- Book: A lengthy, printed publication that provides comprehensive information on a subject.
- Article: A shorter, self-contained piece of writing published in a journal, magazine, or newspaper.
- Report: A formal document that presents detailed information on a specific topic or event.
- Essay: A written piece that expresses the author's ideas or experiences on a particular topic.
- Letter: A personal or business communication sent to an individual or organization.

Visual:

- PowerPoint presentation: A digital presentation that uses slides to convey information.
- Chart or graph: A graphical representation of data or information.
- Infographic: A visually appealing graphic that presents information in an engaging way.
- Video: A moving image recording that conveys information through sound and visuals.
- Animation: A sequence of images that creates the illusion of movement.

Technology-Mediated:

- Webinar: A live or recorded online presentation delivered via video conferencing software.
- Podcast: An episodic audio or video series that delivers content on a specific topic.
- E-learning: Online learning delivered through electronic devices.
- Social media: Platforms that allow users to share and interact with information.
- Mobile applications: Apps that deliver content and information to mobile devices.

Other:

- Workshop: A hands-on session where participants actively engage in learning and skill development.
- Demonstrations: Live presentations that showcase specific techniques or processes.
- Games and simulations: Interactive experiences that engage participants and teach through play.
- Field trips: Excursions to real-world locations to provide firsthand experiences.
- Experiential learning: Learning that involves direct engagement with the subject matter.