The phrase "audiovisual aids" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to tools or materials that combine both audio and visual elements to enhance learning or communication.
Example: "In our presentation, we will utilize various audiovisual aids to effectively convey our message to the audience."
Alternatives: "multimedia resources" or "visual and audio tools".
Attention also has been given to audiovisual aids.
It will use models, drawings, photography and audiovisual aids to present Jacobsen's all-encompassing vision.
The New Yorker, March 24 , 1951P. 19 Comment on Rollins College going in for picture language (the earlier form of writing), now called "audiovisual aids".
By E. B. White The New Yorker, March 24 , 1951P. 19 Comment on Rollins College going in for picture language (the earlier form of writing), now called "audiovisual aids".
"Top Secret" is intelligent and informative, but for those without a pronounced interest in the subject matter, it will feel less like a work of theater than a lecture with audiovisual aids.
The audiovisual aids include an electronic scoreboard (which also gives us notice of changing place names as we time-travel into the characters' pasts), close-up video simulcasts and body mikes for the cast kept on high volume, so that even whispers sound like shouts.
The Nose looks just like a nose, and as a further audiovisual aid, the word "HOC!" (Russian for nose) is projected here and at other key moments involving the Nose.
Table 2 First Workshop design: Te whakapapa o Papatūānuku (From the Big Bang to the Origin of Planet Earth) Workshop Body-Language teaching technique Māori narratives Scientific concepts Example-exercises Audiovisual aid External collaborators a. 1.
Table 4 Third Workshop design: Te Whare Toka ō Paerangi (A look to the Tectonic Rock Cycle) Workshop Body-Language teaching technique Māori narratives Scientific concepts Audiovisual aid Experience Outcome 3. Te Whare Toka o Paerangi (Mt. Ruapehu: Paerangi's house of stone) Theatre-dance: māori and/or the scientific story performing through body sensitization and somatic dance exercises.
The strategy further focused on formats in which the information might be delivered: "video recording", "audiovisual aid", "computer-assisted instruction", "multimedia", or "patient education materials".
When his wife and kids watch the tape in their living room, it feels like a new era of connectedness during wartime, aided by audiovisual technology but with all the poignancy of those Civil War letters that Ken Burns once dramatized.
