AUDIO MEDIA
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This document provides information on creating and using audio materials in the classroom. It discusses digital audio file formats and devices, as well as ways to stream, podcast or listen to audio online. Guidelines are provided for using audio in lessons, such as checking volume and giving alternatives if playback fails. The document concludes by explaining an activity where students will be divided into groups to create an original audio material using Audacity software. They will be evaluated on the technical quality, creativity and usability of their audio creation.
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- 1. Audio Media CHAPTER 9: BARRIOS I CABALI I CABRITIT I GIGANTE I LINTAG I BSE-II FILIPINO
- 2. At the end of the lesson, 100% of the students will be able to produced audio materials that can be used in the classroom for teaching and learning enhancement.
- 5. 1. BE ATTENTIVE. 2. ASK OPEN-ENDED QUESTIONS. 3. ASK PROBING QUESTIONS. 4. REQUEST CLARIFICATION. 5. PARAPHRASE. 6. BE ATTUNED TO AND REFLECT FEELINGS. 7. SUMMARIZE.
- 6. Is a file format for storing sounds or music. 1. DIGITAL AUDIO 2. ANALOG AUDIO CD HARD DRIVE FLASH DRIVE DIGITAL RECORD ER 1.1 Audio file types: MOST COMMONLY USED Kept on a digital storage such as: 1.2 Digital Audio Devices 1. ROM 2. WORM 3. WMRM Operates by the used of binary system. Is the representation of the intensities of sound waves in diffe-rent forms.Analog Devices: AUDIO TAPE PLAYER VCR RECORD PLAYERS
- 7. 1. STREAMING AUDIO 2. PODCASTING 3. INTERNET RADIO 4. DIGITAL PLAYERS Delivers audio signal to computer using the Internet. Refers to recorded audio files in MP3 format that are distributed over the internet. Also called wi-fi radios which can give access to thousands of internet radio stations. These are the portable electronic gadgets used to store and play digital media such as audio.
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- 9. OF AUDIO IN THE CLASSROOM LISTEN TO THE EXPERTS. CAN BE USE FOR STUDYING. LEARN A NEW LANGUANGE. USED AS MOTIVATION TO START A CLASS.
- 10. 1. Know where you want to start playing. 2. Check the volume in advance. 3. Consider the students at the back. 4. Orient learners that they would be listen to an audio. 5. Provide alternatives when audio failed to play. 6. Use follow up activity after an audio lesson.
- 11. The class will be divided to three groups and they will create their own audio material using the Audacity software application that can be used for learning and classroom environment.
- 12. FOR THE GROUP ACTIVITY CRITERIA 5 3 1 TECHNICALITY The volume of the audio material is excellent and there is no technical glitches. The volume of the audio material is good but there is some technical glitches. The volume of the audio material has low volume and there is technical glitches. CREATIVITY The audio material harmoniously used creative and unique effects. The audio material is creative but the effects are not unique. The audio material is not creative and it does not used unique effects. USABILITY The audio material is usable, transferable, and convenient for future use. The audio material is usable and can be used for future use but not transferable. The audio material is for short-term used, not transferable and does not for future use.
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