The phrase "audio learning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a method of learning that involves listening to audio materials, such as lectures, podcasts, or audiobooks.
Example: "Many students find that audio learning helps them retain information better than traditional reading methods."
Alternatives: "auditory learning" or "listening-based learning."
The Inspiration Walk is an immersive audio learning experience designed to help you see things differently.
Some scientists have even linked audio learning with brain stimulation and addictive effects.
For audio learning, include appropriate videos from YouTube or another reliable website.
An added benefit of slow reading is that you get to see the words on the page (visual learning) and hear the same words spoken aloud (audio learning).
After his father's death, Charles assumed the Presidency of the Corporation where he was responsible for introducing the first audio tape learning system for the Latin language.
This work has been funded by the Northern Research Futures Collaborative Research Network, the ARC Centre of Excellence in the Dynamics of Language, and by National Science Foundation Award 1464553 Language Induction meets Language Documentation: Leveraging bilingual aligned audio for learning and preserving languages.
If these are not realistic options, consider use the time to do something else, such as listening to an audio book, learning a new language, or catching up on the news and current affairs by radio.
Lovers of audio books learn to live with compromise.
By David Sedaris December 13, 2010 Lovers of audio books learn to live with compromise.
I tweeted, blogged, produced audio pieces, learned from our amazing speechwriting team and, best of all, traveled around the country to campaign rallies where the president was speaking.
The researchers building this software try to write code that can read images, text, video, or audio, and learn something from it.
