AUDIOVISUAL MEDIA

Presented by:

LAURENCE MAE MAYA

TEDDIE LEONEN

AUDIOVISUAL MEDIA

Audiovisual Media is electronic media possessing both a sound and a visual component, such as slide-
tape presentations, films, television programs, video games, slideshows, corporate conferencing, church
services, and live theater productions. Audio literally means “hearing” and “visual” means that which is found
by seeing. So, all such aids, which endeavor to make the knowledge clear to us through our sense are called
“Audio Visual Aids” or Instructional Material.

Audiovisual Media are part of the new technologies that encompass a variety of resources, tools and
equipment that in recent years have flooded the field of training. The new information and communication
technologies enable the creation of a new social-virtual space for human interrelations, this new environment is
being developed in education, because it facilitates new learning processes and transmission of knowledge to
through modern communications networks. The Audiovisual Media are the means of social communication that
refer directly to the image such as photography, and audio.

TYPES OF AUDIOVISUAL MEDIA

 Radio

 Motion pictures

 Visual display

 Projectors

IMPORTANCE OF AUDIOVISUAL MEDIA

Audio-visual media are an important source for writing the history of modern India because, they hold
significant importance because these mediums often display valuable information about politics, art, social
issues, and cultural aspects through various shows, sometimes also through live coverage. Audio-Visual aids
such as interactive boards can be used during the lecture, to make the presentation more interesting. Using
audio-visuals can improve the visual and auditory perception of students. The teacher can easily show the class
her note and then ask them to discuss it.
AUDIOVISUAL MATERIAL

AV works include motion pictures, videos, audiocassettes, CDs, DVDs, etc. AV should not be confused
with multimedia which may include several types of AV materials but has different guidelines. When
discussing AV works, we are talking about Performance and Display rights as well as Fair Use.

BENEFITS OF AUDIOVISUAL MEDIA IN EDUCATION

 Benefits to teachers

Allows teachers to be more flexible

Teachers can use different teaching methods and tools to suit their lessons or students.

Helps teachers connect more with students

Teachers are able to better communicate with their students and support them in their learning

Allows access to more resources

Teachers are able to find additional and updated learning resources that can help them with their work

 Benefits to Students

Allows for a more personalized learning experience

Students have more freedom to choose the methods and tools that help them learn best.

Improves students' communication skills

Students have access to different channels where they can communicate and collaborate with teachers
and fellow students.
Helps students prepare for the future
Students become equipped to face a highly technological future and will be able to easily adapt.