COMPUTER PROJECT

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Keshav Bhatia
Tandon
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Mrs. Pooja

AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS
Olden Audio Aids
Current Audio Aids
Olden Visual Aids
Current Visual Aids

AUDIOAIDS
The devices in which we can only
hear
are called Audio Aids.

OLD AUDIOAIDS
Radio
Gramophone
Audio Cassette Player
Tape recorder

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RADIO

Radio is the radiation of

electromagnet energy
through space. The
biggest use of radio
waves is carry
information, such as
sound, by systematically
changing some properties
radiated waves such as
their amplitude,
frequency, phase etc.

GRAMOPHO
NE
Gramophone
commonly known as
record is an analog
sound storage medium
in the form of flat
polyvinyl chloride
disk with an inscribed
modulated spiral
groove. The groove
usually starts near
periphery and near
the Centre of the disk.

AUDIO
CASSETTE
PLAYER
Audio cassette
commonly called tape
is a magnetic tape
recording format for
audio recording and
playback. It was
originally designed
dictation machines
but improvement in
fidelity led to the
compact cassette.

TAPE
RECORDER
Tape recorder or
Tape desk is the
audio storage
devices that record
and playback sound,
including articulated
voices usually using
magnetic tape either
wound on reel or in
cassette for storage.

CURRENT AUDIOAIDS

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C A L L I N G B LU E T O O T H
M P 3 P L AY E R S
MICROPHONE

SPEAKER
S
Speakers are
introduced by Altec
Lansing which were
external to a computer
that disable the lower
fidelity built in
speakers. The
standard connection is
3.5 mm. there also
USB speakers which
are powered with 5
volts provided by the
USB port.

CALLING
BLUETOOT
H
The automotive
industry is a steadily
growing market for
Bluetooth technology,
with Bluetooth
enabled hand free
calling system now
included as standard
equipment on
millions of new cars
and trucks.

MP3
PLAYER
An Mp3 player is an
electric device that
can play digital audio
files. Since the Mp3
format is widely used,
almost all player can
play that format.
There are many other
digital audio format.
Some formats are
proprietary such as
(WMA), (AAC) etc.

MICROPHO
NE
Microphone
colloquially mic or
mike is an acoustic to
electric transducer
that convert sound
into an electrical
signal. Microphones
are used in many
application such as
telephone, hearing
aids etc.

EARPHONE
S
Earphones are small
enough to fit just
about in any pocket
and they shorten the
distance between you
and the sound more
than any other
headphone design. In
order to sound really
great however they
need to have a snug
fit.

VISUALAIDS
The devices in which we can only
see
are called Visual Aids.

OLD VISUALAIDS
Charts
Blackboard
Maps
Slide projector
Language Laboratory

BLACKBOAR
BlackboardD
or
Chalkboard is reusable
writing surface on
which text and drawing
are made with stick
known as chalk.
Blackboard are
originally made of
smooth thin sheets of
black and dark grey
slate stone. Modern
version are always
green because the
colour is considered
easy on eyes

MAPS

A map is a symbolic
depiction highlighting
relationship between
elements of some
space such as object,
regions and themes.
Many maps static two
dimensional,
geometrically accurate
dimensional .E.g..
Brain mapping,
(DNA)mapping etc..

SLIDE
PROJECTE
R
Slide projector is an optomechaniacl device for
showing photographic
slides 0.35mm slide
projector ,direct
descendant of larger
format magic lantern.
Slide projectors were also
widely used in
educational and other
institutional settings.

LANGUAGE
LABORATOR
Y
The language

laboratory is an audio
installation used as an
aid in modern language
teaching. They can be
found, amongst other
places, in schools,
universities, and
academies.. Current
installations are
generally multimedia
PCs. The original
language labs are now
very outdated.

CHARTS

A chart also called a

graph is a graphical
representation of data
in which the data is
represented by symbols
such as bars in a bar
charts lines in a line
chart or slices in a pie
chart. A chart can
represent tabular
numeric data function
or some kinds of
qualitative structure
and provides different
info.

CURRENT
VISUALAIDS
Pen Camera
Torch
Flash Card
Print Material
Scales

PEN
CAMERA

A pen camera or spy

camera is a still or
video camera used to
film people without
their knowledge. The
camera is hidden
because it is not visible
to the subject or is
disguised as another
object. Pen cameras
can be built into
commonly used objects
such as television sets,
mobile phones etc.

TORCH

A torch is a stick with

combustible material
at one end, which is
ignited and used as a
light source. Torches
have been used
throughout history,
and are still used in
processions, symbolic
etc. In some countries
the word torch is used
as the term for a
'battery operated
portable light.

FLASH
CARDS
A flashcard is a set of
cards bearing
information, as words
or numbers, on either
or both sides, used in
classroom drills or in
private study. One
writes a question on a
card and an answer
overleaf. Flashcards
can bear vocabulary,
historical dates etc.

PRINT
MATERIA
L

Print materials are

printed items such
as newsletters,
flyers, pamphlets,
books, magazines,
journals, and
newspaper. Nonprint materials
refer to the
aforementioned
electronic versions.

SCALES

The scale of a map is the

ratio of a distance on the
map to the corresponding
distance on the ground.
The concept of scale
becomes meaningful in
two distinct ways. The
ratio of the size of the
generating globe to the
size of the Earth. The
generating globe is a
conceptual model to
which the Earth is shrunk
and map is projected.

AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS
The devices in which we can see
as well as hear are called AudioVisual Aids