SUBMITTED TOMiss. Sreevidya

SUBMITTED BY Stephy Mendez

B.Ed , English

EDU 103

WELCOME TO THE WORLD OF AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS

DEFINITIONThe aids involving the sense of hearing are called Audio aids.It helps the individual learn through listening.

AUDIO AIDS

• Radio• Cassette• Tape-recorder• Gramophone• Linguaphone • Language laboratory

LIST OF AUDIO AIDS

DEFINITIONVisual aids are defined as charts, pictures or images that help to make a point or enhance a presentation.

VISUAL AIDS

Text books Slide projector White or black board Paper handouts Flip chart Maps Pictures Models Flash cards

LIST OF VISUAL AIDS

DEFINITIONAccording to Burton, Audio-Visual aids are sensory objectives and images which stimulate and emphasis on learning process.

AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS

ComputerTelevisionLCD ProjectFilm projectorVCD PlayerVirtual classroomMultimedia

LIST OF AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS

• Helps to learn more and remember for long.• Give reality and vividness to learning situations.• Motivate the learner.• Give clarity to learning.• Make the abstract concrete.• Reduce verbalism.• Provide variety in methods of teaching and learning.• Make learning interesting, meaningful and permanent.• Develop deeper understanding.• Arouse curiosity and stimulate self activity.

MERITS OF AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS

Technical problems Students distractions Expensive Time consuming Need space Convenience

DEMERITS OF AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS

Relevancy Useful and purposeful teaching Accuracy Interest Minimize verbalism Comprehensibility Motivation Realism

CHARACTERISTICS

• Trends and developments in modern educational practices, Dr.K.Sivarajan, Calicut University.

• http://globe-views.com/dcim/dreams/computer/computer-05.jpg• http://www.scribd.com/doc/54958425/Audio-Aids#scribd• http://www.yourdictionary.com/visual-aids

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