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student's mastery of a skill before plunging into the actual
arena.
c) Using specific effects can be strengthened both the learning
process and the entertainment value of the presentation.
Some types of visible results that can be obtained with video
include shortening/extending time, an overview of several
events that are simultaneous "split /multiple screen images"
(on the screen, two or more events are visible), a gentle shift
from one image/act to the next image/act, and motion
explanations (slowed down or accelerated).
d) You'll get the entire content and arrangement of the subject
matter/exercise, which can be used interactively with
workbooks, instruction manuals,'-textbooks, tools, or other
objects that are usually for in the field.
e) Information that can be presented simultaneously at the same
time in different locations (classes), and with an unlimited
number of spectators or participants, by placing monitors
(television sets) in the classroom of the course.
f) An independent learning activity where students learn
according to their respective speeds can be designed. This
self-contained design of activities is usually equipped or
combined with the help of a computer or printed material.
Audio Visual Flaws
a) When it is to be used, the video equipment must be available
at the place of use; and must match its size and format with
the pica video to be used.
b) Drafting a script or video screenplay is not an easy and time-
consuming job.
c) The cost of video production is relatively high, so not a few
are reluctant to produce videos
d) it takes skill to produce audio-visuals.