2. Slides are small, transparent
photographs individually
mounted for one-at-a-time
projection.
Slides are inserted into a slide
projector.The standard size is 2 x
2 inches (5 x 5 cm) measured by
the outer dimensions of the slide
mount.
8. Advantages
Slides can be arranged into many different
sequences
Slides are portable and can be easily stored.
With the advent of more user-friendly
photographic equipment, amateurs can now
produce high quality slides.
Most slide projectors offer the convenience of
remotely controlling the presentation of
slides.They also allow the presenter to
remain in front of the room.
9. It is easy to build collections of slides due to
general availability and ease of handling
slides.
Slides can be used in individualized
instruction programs.
Viewing slides can be controlled by users.
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10. Limitations
There is a tendency for slides to become
easily disorganized.
Use of slide projection is not effective in fully-
lighted environment. Face-to-face contact
could not be possible since the room is
darkened.
The lack of a standard way of mounting slides
may lead to jamming of slides.
Slides maybe costly.
11. Slides are becoming outdated.They
are already replaced by CDs.
Careless storage or handling of slides
can lead to permanent damages.
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12. Utilization Guidelines
Check the vision of students seated in
different locations around the classroom.
The room should be darkened so as to view
the projected material clearly.
Narration used while projecting the materials
should be well planned and well rehearsed.
Images should be accompanied with
descriptions and questions. Music using audio
equipment could also be used to accompany
selected slides
13. Keep the room lights on and the
projector lights off during the
introduction of the slides and after
the viewing.When the teacher wants
the students to take notes, be sure to
turn the lights on because the
students can’t write in the dark.
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