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                               The types of learning media today are very diverse, influenced by
                        their nature and characteristics. Therefore, the media can be classified in

                        various  ways  to  meet  classroom  learning  needs.  The  teacher's  proper,
                        careful and thorough understanding of the classification and selection of
                        media  types  is  a  determining  factor  in  the  accuracy  of  conveying  the

                        contents of learning messages from the source of the news to students as
                        recipients of the message. The types of learning media that are commonly

                        used consist of audio, visual, and motion audio-visual media.
                               Audio  media  is  media  whose  message  delivery  can  only  be
                        received by the sense of hearing(Sadiman and S 2010). The message or

                        information  is  poured  into  auditive  symbols  through  words,  music,  and
                        sound effects(Riyana, Retnasari, and Supriyadi 2019). In other words, this

                        type  of  media  only  involves  the  sense  of  hearing  and  manipulating
                        elements of sound or sound. Based on some of these definitions, it can be
                        defined that audio media is media that contains messages in auditive form

                        (can  only  be  heard)  that  can  stimulate  students'  thoughts,  feelings,
                        attention,  and  willingness  to  learn  the  content  of  the  themes  presented.
                        Several  types  of  audio  media  used  in  learning  include  audio  cassettes,

                        broadcast  audio,  compact  discs  (compact  discs),  MP3  (MPEG  Audio
                        Layer 3), WAV (Waveform Audio Format), internet radio, and language
                        laboratories.

                               Visual media is also called viewing media because someone can
                        appreciate  the  media  through  their  eyesight.  This  media  is  divided  into

                        two: visual media that is not projected and still projection media. Visual
                        media  that  are  not  launched  are  simple  media,  which  do  not  require  a
                        projector and screen to project software. Included in this type include: still

                        images  or  still  images;  visual  media  in  the  form  of  graphics,  sketches,
                        diagrams,  posters,  charts  or  charts,  flannel  boards,  and  bulletin  boards;

                        printed  materials  in  the  form  of  textbooks,  modules,  and  teaching
                        materials or guide books; and practical and applicable media, which cover
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