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This document discusses audio-visual aids and their use in education. It defines audio-visual aids as multisensory materials that help clarify learning and stimulate students. The document outlines several key characteristics of effective audio-visual aids, including that they should be meaningful, motivate students, be accurate and up to date. It then describes the main types of visual aids, including projected aids like overhead projectors and PowerPoint, as well as non-projected aids such as charts, flashcards, posters, cartoons and models. Specific details are provided about the purpose and use of different chart types, flashcards, posters and presentation software guidelines.
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- 1. Dr. Roma SmartJoseph Teacher Educator Lucknow, U.P, India VISUAL AIDS
- 2. INTODUCTION…..WHAT ARE AUDIO- VISUALAIDS. 1) Audio visual aids or materials help the process of learning. They encourage clarification and stimulation. 2) They are the multisensory material that motivates and stimulates the individual. 3) It makes dynamic learning experience more concrete and realistic. 4) These planned educational materials appeal to the senses of the people and quicken learning facilities for clear understanding.
- 3. CHARACTERSTICS OF AUDIO VISUALAIDS. • 1) Teaching aids should be meaningful and purposeful. • 2) It must motivate the learner. • 3) Teaching aids must be accurate in every aspects. • 4) They must be up to date. • 5) Teaching aids must be easily portable.
- 4. Visual aids arethose aids which we can see via our eyes. These are helpful to visualize the things. e.g., 3 D aids, display board, print materials etc. VISUAL AIDS……
- 5. TYPES OF VISUALAIDS…….. Visual aids are broadly classified into two main categories…. 1) Projected visual aids. 2) Non – Projected visual aids.
- 6. NON- PROJECTED VISUALAIDS….. • There are various non projected visual aids some of these commonly used aids are….. • 1) Charts. • 2) Flash cards. • 3) Posters. • 4) Cartoons. • 5) Models.
- 7. CHARTS….. • Chart isdefined as a visual aid which depicts pictorial and written key information in systematic way to summarize, compare, etc.
- 8. TYPES OF CHARTS…… •There are following three main types of charts….. • a) Narrative charts.
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- 10. FLASH CARDS…. • Flashcards are a set of pictured paper cards of varying sizes that are flashed one by one in a logical sequence.
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- 13. MODELS…. • If thetopic that we need to explain is quite difficult to apprehend…we prepare a model.
- 14. PROJECTOR AIDS…… • Thereare mainly two types of visual projector aids… 1) OVERHEAD PROJECTOR 2) POWERPOINT PRESENTATION.
- 15. OVER HEAD PROJECTORS…... •It projects transparencies with brilliant screen images suitable for use in a lighted room. • Teachers can write or draw on the transparency these are projected simultaneously on the screen by the projector.
- 16. POWERPOINT PRESENTATION…. DO’s andDON’T : 1) Use big enough font. 2) Keep background simple. 3) Use animation only when appropriate. 4) Use bullets to make it simple and easy. 5) Font colour must be simple.
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