Visual Aids and Its Types
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Visual Aids and Its Types
- 3. DID YOU KNOW? Upto 50% of information is taken in through the eyes.
- 4. HOW WE RECIEVE INFORMATION?
- 5. HOW MUCH WE RETAIN?
- 6. THE PURPOSE OF USING VISUAL AIDS • Visual aids support your ideas and improve audience comprehension of your presentation. • Visual aids help illustrate complex ideas or concepts and are helpful in reinforcing your idea
- 7. THE PURPOSE OF USING VISUAL AIDS Enliven a difficult/boring subject • Make a presentation entertaining. • Help the presenter to stick to the intended plan.
- 8. WHY USE VISUAL AIDS IN PRESENTATIONS? (continued) Present figures, graphs or charts Summarize key points Help audience follow passages or quotations
- 9. VISUAL AIDS
- 15. TYPES OF VISUAL AIDS
- 16. TYPES OF VISUAL AIDS
- 17. TYPES OF VISUAL AIDS
- 18. TYPES OF VISUAL AIDS 3) Photographs and prepared diagrams/posters • + used at the precise moment to illustrate point • + visible throughout presentation • * consider how it should be displayed • * may need a pointer
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- 20. TYPES OF VISUAL AIDS 4) Objects/models • + adds sensory dimension to presentation • * consider cost and benefit
- 21. TYPES OF VISUAL AIDS 5) Whiteboards • + Flexible and interactive • + suits small group • - Writing clearly can be slow • - Back to the audience
- 22. TYPES OF VISUAL AIDS 6) PowerPoint Slides • + Colorful and professional looking • + Suits groups of various sizes • - hard to keep audience attentive • - technical problems • - lighting issues
- 23. TYPES OF VISUAL AIDS 7) Video clip • + can show clips of specific examples discussed • + add another dimension to presentation • - possible technical problem
- 24. TYPES OF VISUAL AIDS 8) Transparencies • + can be prepared in advance • + can add or create transparencies while presenting • - Lighting problem