I feel like this whole concept is very linear and thus I am going to take the information and form it into a narrative. My rendering style will be based on my 3rd round postcard, cut paper. I want to use very bright colors. Between the rendering style and the bold colors, I believe this will speak to the younger graphic designer (as opposed to older, more seasoned, who probably already knows this information).
As of right now I have two animations and 1 book idea in mind.
In this storyboard, (animation one), the sender sends a message, wild animals maim the message (noise), the receiver gets the message and sends back feedback, which is also maimed by an animal.
In my second animation idea, the dog becomes the message and it is distracted by many things (which is the noise), then the dog is found by the receiver and is eventually given back to the owner/sender as feedback.
The book idea would have very simplistic illustrations with probably one key word. any additional information would become secondary.
This is a detail shot of the key I used. Each icon represented something and was used to show what each mini-theme included/represented. The circus had the icons: Glove, Hat, Tiger for example. 
This is another detail shot, showing the relationship between icon and theme sub-heading. 
In order to break up the monotony of the text, I called out specific, important or interesting bits of the text from each sub-heading. This also helps the viewer come into the poster and information with a bit more ease and interest.