penyampaian

Penyampaian is an Indonesian noun that refers to the act of delivering or conveying something, especially messages, information, or meanings. It also describes the manner in which content is presented or communicated, including speeches, lectures, documents, or media messages. The word is formed from the base verb sampaikan (to convey or deliver) with the suffix -an to indicate the act or result.

Usage is broad in both everyday and formal language. Examples include penyampaian pesan (the delivery of a message), penyampaian informasi (the delivery of information), or penyampaian materi pembelajaran (the presentation of learning material). In bureaucratic or official contexts, phrases such as penyampaian laporan (the submission or presentation of a report) are common, reflecting the act of conveying information to an audience or authority.

In education and media, penyampaian emphasizes not only content accuracy but also structure, clarity, and audience adaptation. Effective penyampaian relies on language choice, tone, pacing, and, where appropriate, visual aids and opportunities for feedback. Cultural and linguistic differences can influence how a message is received, affecting its effectiveness as a form of penyampaian.

The concept intersects with communication theory, pedagogy, and rhetoric, and is frequently discussed in studies of information transmission and public dissemination. In Indonesian law and governance, rules may specify proper penyampaian of information to the public or to authorities, underscoring its importance for transparency and accountability.