Projected media refers to visuals that are enlarged and displayed on a screen through various machines. These include overhead projectors, slide projectors, and digital projectors used for PowerPoint presentations. Projected media provides benefits for teaching such as stimulating learning, increasing retention, and bringing distant objects into the classroom. Audio media uses sound recordings to disseminate information and helps with language learning, literature, and various school subjects. Audio-visual media combines both audio and visual elements through various formats like videos, television, and computer-based media. Computers can be used for online education, computer-based training, research, and school administration. The main types of computers are supercomputers, mainframes, desktops, laptops

1. GROUP II
EDUC6

2. PROJECTED MEDIA

3. What is Projected Media?
Projected visuals are media formats in
which pictures or videos are enlarged and
displayed on a screen.

5. What is Projected Media?
Projected visual aids are pictures shown
upon a screen by use of a certain type of
machine.
MACHINES???

6. Overhead Projector
Uses light to project an enlarged image on a screen

7. Overhead Projector
The source of the image is a page-sized sheet of transparent plastic film
known as
Transparencies

8. Slide Projector
A device that is used to view photographic slides

9. PowerPoint Presentation

10. Filmstrip
A roll of 35mm transparent film
containing a series of related still
pictures

11. Filmstrip
Narrative information is printed
at the bottom of each frame or is
recorded separately.

12. Digital Images

13. A. Provides greater enjoyment in learning
B. Stimulates more rapid learning
C. Increases retention: larger percentages and longer retention
D. Makes teaching situation adaptable to wider range
E. Compels attention
F. Enlarges or reduces actual size of objects
G. Brings distant past and the present into the classroom
H. Provides an easily reproduced record of an event
The value of using projected media?

14. AUDIO MEDIA

15. What is Audio Media?
Audio media is a type of media that uses
audio or sound recordings as a medium of
disseminating information.

16. The use of audio is greatly established when it
comes to education. Audio media helps learners
and educators for a more effective learning
experience.

17. Audio Media in Teaching and Learning
Language
● Audio media enhances the listening comprehension
skills of the students. Through dialogue recordings
and songs, students hear how the language is
normally used by native speakers.

18. Literature
● Songs and audio books help the students to
visualize the scenes in the novels.

19. Social Science
● Songs help students to remember facts easier.
● Audio media helps the students to feel and
understand the people in the history.

20. Science
● A study conducted by a teacher of Light Oaks
Infant School in UK showed that the use of audio
media in Science helped improve the attitudes of
students towards it. They become more excited to
study Science.

21. Mathematics
● Since music engages students, nowadays there are
a lot of songs that incorporates Math skills.

22. WHERE TO FIND FREE AUDIOBOOKS ONLINE
1. Librivox
2. Lit2Go
3. Loyal Books
4. Mind Webs
5. Open Culture
6. Overdrive
7. Podiobooks
8. Project Gutenberg

28. AUDIO-VISUAL MEDIA

29. Audio-Visual Media
Audiovisiual education or multimedia-based education
(MBE) is instruction where particular attention is paid
to the audio and visual presentation of the material
with the goal of improving comprehension and
retention.

30. Audio visuals aids also defined as “training or
educational materials directed at both the senses of
hearing and the senses of sights.
Films, Recordings, Photographs, etc used in the
classroom instructions are the likes.

31. Objectives
1. To strengthen teachers' skills in making teaching-learning
process more effective
2. To attract and retain learners' attention
3. To generate interest across different levels of students
4. To develop lesson plans that are simple and easy to follow
5. To make class more interactive and interesting
6. To focus on student-centered approach

32. Audio-Visiual Media
Digital Video
Television
Video Streaming
Motion Picture
Computer-based
Video
Internet Video

34. Video Streaming

36. Video Editing Application
KINEMASTER POWERDIRECTOR ADOBE PREMIERE

37. COMPUTER

38. What is a Computer?
A computer is an electronic device that
manipulates information, or data. It has
the ability to store, retrieve,
and process data.

39. HARDWARE vs SOFTWARE
HARDWARE is any part of your computer
that has a physical structure, such as the
keyboard or mouse. It also includes all of
the computer's internal parts such as;
motherboard, hard drive, etc.

40. HARDWARE vs SOFTWARE
SOFTWARE is any set of instructions that
tells the hardware what to do and how to
do it. Examples of software include web
browsers, games, and word processors.

41. USES OF COMPUTER
ONLINE EDUCATION is electronically
supported learning that relies on the
Internet for teacher/student interaction and
the distribution of class materials.

42. SCHOOLS OFFERING ONLINE
COURSES IN THE PHILIPPINES

43. USES OF COMPUTER
COMPUTER-BASED TRAINING (CBT)
involves the use of a personal or networked
computer for the delivery and access of
training programs. It’s particularly useful
when training learners on a specific
computer application, but can also be built to
train learners on general knowledge or skills.

44. COMPUTER-BASED TRAINING
(CBT) SOFTWARE

45. USES OF COMPUTER
RESEARCH also uses computer to get the
work done. Students of any level can use
internet to access useful information about
their projects and research work.
Researchers use computers to organize and
store their research materials in computers
and to also share their works to others.

46. USES OF COMPUTER
ADMINISTRATION WORKS:
● Keeping Records of students (admission records,
attendance and leave records, fee collection,
examination records of students)
● Storing Records of employees and managing Accounts of
the institution.
● Circulation of instruction/notices/memos.

47. DIFFERENT TYPES OF COMPUTER
The main types of computer are
supercomputers, mainframes, desktop
computers, laptops, tablets and
smartphones. Each have different
purposes and capabilities

48. DIFFERENT TYPES OF COMPUTER
SUPERCOMPUTERS have huge data
storage capacities and unrivaled
processing power. They are used by large
organizations that require immense
computing power.

50. SUPERCOMPUTER FOR
ACADEMIC PURPOSES
Mostly used by scientist and researchers
to analyze biological data. The Philippine
Genome Center (PGC) in UP Diliman and
Department of Science and Technology
(DOST) uses supercomputers.

51. DIFFERENT TYPES OF COMPUTER
MAINFRAME computers have considerably
less power and capacity than
supercomputers, but significantly more than
personal computers.

53. MAINFRAME FOR
ACADEMIC PURPOSES
Mostly used by libraries to keep track of
their book; who’s borrowing them, it
provides online information for libraries.
National Library of the Philippines
acquired its first mainframe computer in
1975.

54. MAINFRAME FOR
ACADEMIC PURPOSES
Universities use mainframes to keep a
hold of students’ marks and other
performances and degrees. On 1992, De
La Salle University received a mainframe
computer donated by the Phil-Am Gen
Insurance.

55. DIFFERENT TYPES OF COMPUTER
DESKTOP COMPUTERS are common in
homes and offices throughout the world.
Modern models have large storage
capacities and run multiple applications
simultaneously.

57. DIFFERENT TYPES OF COMPUTER
LAPTOPS feature similar specifications to
desktop computers, with the added bonus
of being portable. However, laptops can
feel heavy and battery life can be an issue
if needing to work for long periods
without being able to recharge.

59. DIFFERENT TYPES OF COMPUTER
TABLETS AND SMARTPHONES are
similar in nature and operate on a
touchscreen basis. They are user-friendly,
lightweight and very convenient, being
popular with people of all ages and
backgrounds.

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