AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS

Audio-Visual Aids are those sensory objects or images which initiate or stimulate and reinforce learning. Burton Audio-Visual Aids are any device which can be used to make the learning experience more concrete, more realistic and more dynamic.

A-V AIDS

PROJECTED AIDS

NON PROJECTED

ACTIVITY AIDS

PROJECTED AIDS

OHP LCD OPAQUE PROJECTOR FILM STRIP PROJECTOR SLIDE PROJECTOR MICRO PROJECTOR

The opaque projector, epidioscope, epidiascope or episcope is a device which displays opaque materials by shining a bright lamp onto the object from above. A system of mirrors, prisms and/or imaging lenses is used to focus an image of the material onto a viewing screen.

NON PROJECTED AIDS

AUDIO AIDS

GRAPHIC

DISPLAY MATERIALS

THREE DIAMENSIONAL

GRAPHS

BLACK BOARD WHITE BOARD BULLETIN BOARD MAGNETIC BOARD FLANNEL BOARD MODELS OBJECTS SPECIMENS MOCK UPS PUPPETS

RADIO

CHARTS DIAGRAMS MAPS CARTOONS FLASH CARDS

Graphs
Graph is a visual representation of quantitative data It presents information quickly and effectively Graphs shows comparisons and relationships of masses of statistical data

Diagrams
Diagrams are explanatory drawings

Charts
A chart is a combination of pictures and written words designed for the logical and systematic visualization of key facts

Posters and banners when displayed at proper places serve as effective teaching visual aids

2.DISPLAY MATERIALS
Black board
Inspite of all technological developments black board is continues to be the most effective visual aid

If used properly it becomes the most valuable device for making instructions

Bulletin board

It provides place for the display of articles, cut outs, paintings etc.

This is a large sheet of white plastic board for writing with markers

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MODEL Model is true representation of a real thing Models provide interior view of objects which are normally invisible

Objects
Objects are real things collected from their natural settings E.g.- Rocks, coins, stamps etc

Specimen is a three dimensional object representing a small piece ,segment or sample of the real object Students can collect specimens themselves, identify and use them in their learning process

Mock-ups are used when direct first hand experience is impossible or impractical Mock-ups are the imitation of the real process It is very useful in giving training in complex skills

Representation of a group of modeled objects against a painted back ground.

Puppets have been used to simulate reality to entertain and to pass on knowledge

RADIO

It plays an important role in imparting instruction through educational broadcast

ACTIVITY AIDS

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