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    The document discusses audio media, identifying radio broadcasts, taped programs, and recordings as the main types. It outlines the strengths of audio media, such as being inexpensive, easy to use, and able to present verbal messages dramatically. Some weaknesses are that audio is hard to revise, provides limited sensory engagement, and is not suitable for deaf students. The document also lists examples of audio media and how it can be used for individualized instruction, documenting speeches, recording interviews, and improving listening skills.

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    The document discusses audio media, identifying radio broadcasts, taped programs, and recordings as the main types. It outlines the strengths of audio media, such as being inexpensive, easy to use, and able to present verbal messages dramatically. Some weaknesses are that audio is hard to revise, provides limited sensory engagement, and is not suitable for deaf students. The document also lists examples of audio media and how it can be used for individualized instruction, documenting speeches, recording interviews, and improving listening skills.

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    The document discusses audio media, identifying radio broadcasts, taped programs, and recordings as the main types. It outlines the strengths of audio media, such as being inexpensive, easy to use, and able to present verbal messages dramatically. Some weaknesses are that audio is hard to revise, provides limited sensory engagement, and is not suitable for deaf students. The document also lists examples of audio media and how it can be used for individualized instruction, documenting speeches, recording interviews, and improving listening skills.

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    Audio Media

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    Keannu Estoconing
    The document discusses audio media, identifying radio broadcasts, taped programs, and recordings as the main types. It outlines the strengths of audio media, such as being inexpensive, easy to use, and able to present verbal messages dramatically. Some weaknesses are that audio is hard to revise, provides limited sensory engagement, and is not suitable for deaf students. The document also lists examples of audio media and how it can be used for individualized instruction, documenting speeches, recording interviews, and improving listening skills.

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    AUDIO MEDIA

    OBJECTIVES
    Identify the different Audio Media and give their uses in facilitating the teaching-
    learning process.
    Be able to discuss their strengths and weaknesses.

    Audio media
    - are materials or sounds that are transmitted, produced or received thru high fidelity
    waves which are heard thru certain equipment’s.

    LUCIDO 1997
    “The audio media are inexpensive materials; easy to use but can present stimulating verbal
    messages more dramatically that the print media”.

    KINDS OF AUDIO MEDIA


    1. Radio Broadcast/Taped (Canned) Programs
    - Radio Broadcast refers to the simultaneous transmission of messages to multiple
    recipients through airwaves to a wide audience. It can be done live or taped.
    - Meanwhile, taped or canned programs are pre-recorded content that is edited
    before being broadcasted. It is an inexpensive means of reaching a mass audience
    or a great number of learners.
    2. Recordings
    - Audio recording is the process by which sound information is captured onto a
    storage medium like magnetic tape, optical disc, or solid-state drive (SSD) for
    recording purposes.

    Examples of Audio media


    1. Music - vocal or instrumental sounds combined in such a way as to
    produce beauty of form, harmony, and expression of emotion.
    2. Sound recording - recording of an interview, meeting, or any sound from
    the environment.
    3. Sound clips/Effects - any sound artificially reproduced to create an effect in a
    dramatic presentation (ex. sound of a storm, or a door)
    4. Audio Podcast - a digital audio or video file or recording, usually part of a
    themed series, that can be downloaded from a website to a media player or a
    computer.
    Advantages & Disadvantages

    Advantages
    1. Improves listening skills.
    2. Enhances pronunciation and vocabulary.
    3. Makes learning portable.
    4. Supports visually impaired learners.
    5. Encourages independent learning.

    Disadvantages
    1. Hard to revise or rewind.
    2. Limited sensory engagement.
    3. Not suitable for deaf students.
    4. Requires good listening skills.
    5. Can’t display visual information.

    USES OF AUDIO MEDIA


    Used for individualize instruction where the students can move at their own rates so as to
    develop mastery.
    They can play back the material until they fully understand and learn the lesson.
    Can also be used to document speeches for analysis, to record interviews of resource
    person, or to report findings of researches.
    It is effective in story telling especially if pictures accompany them.
    Good for stimulating listener's imagination.
    Can be used to improved listening skills.
    It is ideal for teaching foreign language.
    Useful for those who have reading disabilities or non- readers.

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