Types of Instructional Materials

III. Projected Displays

I. Non- Projected Displays II. Printed and Duplicated Materials

IV. Audio MaterialsV. Linked Audio and Still-Visual MaterialsVI. Film and Video MaterialsVII. Computer-Mediated Materials

NON-PROJECTED DISPLAYS

all visual displays that can be shown to a class, small group or individual student without the use of an optical or electronic projector of any sort.

• Chalkboards •Marker boards • Flip Charts

Such as:

Use colored chalk or marker for emphasis.

•Chalk or Marker Board

Keep it cleanWrite or draw large enough for everyone in the group to see.

Use a pointer when appropriate.Erase all irrelevant material.Stand to one side of the board to avoid hiding the essential information.

PRINTED AND DUPLICATED MATERIALS

all textual and handout materials to be used by students or trainees which can be run off in large numbers by printing machines, photocopiers and duplicators.

•Hand outs •Assignment sheets

• Individualized study Materials

Such as:

PROJECTED MATERIALS

motion pictures, filmstrips, slides of various sizes, transparencies for overhead projection, and specialized equipment such as rear screen projection or an opaque projector.

•Overhead Projector Transparencies

• Slides• Filmstrips

Still Projected Displays

AUDIO MATERIALS

all the various systems whereby straight forward audio material can be played to a class, group or individual.

FILM AND VIDEO MATERIALSPAPER MOTION ANIMATION.MP4

media that enable audio signals to be combined with moving visual sequences, thus enabling a further dimension to be added to integrated audio visual presentations

COMPUTER-MEDIATED MATERIALS

all the various materials that require a computer of some sort to enable them to be displayed, studied or used.