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Audio visual aids are important in education system. Audio visual aids are those devices which are used in classrooms to encourage teaching learning process and make it easier and interesting. Audio -visual aids are the best tool for making teaching effective and the best dissemination of knowledge .So there is no doubt that technical devices have greater impact and dynamic informative system. This study designed to analyze the effectiveness of audio visual aids in teaching learning process at university level. To achieve the purpose of study two questionnaires was design as research tool separately for teachers and students. The questionnaire was administered to 150 students and 50 teachers of The Islamia University of Bahawalpur,(faculty of arts and faculty of science) Mean score was calculated to determine the empirical reaction of students and teachers on each item. The data was analyzed by using standard deviation and Z test. The findings for each statement were made. On the basis of findings, the conclusion was drawn. It was found that (i) the respondents viewed that A.V aids play important role in teaching learning process (ii) A.V aids make teaching learning process effective (iii) The respondents viewed that A.V aids provide knowledge in depth and detail (iv)It brings change in class room environment.(v)It motivates to teachers and students. On the basis of findings of study, following recommendation were made (1) Teachers may be trained for using A.V aids (2) Teachers may planning before using A.V aids (3) University may provided proper facilities of A.V aids (4) A.V aids may be according to level and interest of students.(5) Training may be provided to student for proper use of A.V aids.
Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences 28 (2011) 78 – 81
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A study to analyze the effectiveness of audio visual aids in teaching
learning process at uvniversity level
Saima Rasul a *, Qadir Bukhsh b, Shazia Batoolc
a Department of educational Training,The Islamia University,Bahawapur63100,Pakistan
b Department of educational Training,The Islamia University,Bahawapur63100,Pakistan
c Department of educational Training,The Islamia University,Bahawapur63100,Pakistan
Abstract
Audio visual aids are important in education system. Audio visual aids are those devices which are used in classrooms to
encourage teaching learning process and make it easier and interesting. Audio -visual aids are the best tool for making teaching
effective and the best dissemination of knowledge .So there is no doubt that technical devices have greater impact and dynamic
informative system. This study designed to analyze the effectiveness of audio visual aids in teaching learning process at
university level. To achieve the purpose of study two questionnaires was design as research tool separately for teachers and
students. The questionnaire was administered to 150 students and 50 teachers of The Islamia University of Bahawalpur,(faculty
of arts and faculty of science) Mean score was calculated to determine the empirical reaction of students and teachers on each
item. The data was analyzed by using standard deviation and Z test. The findings for each statement were made. On the basis of
findings, the conclusion was drawn. It was found that (i) the respondents viewed that A.V aids play important role in teaching
learning process (ii) A.V aids make teaching learning process effective (iii) The respondents viewed that A.V aids provide
knowledge in depth and detail (iv)It brings change in class room environment.(v)It motivates to teachers and students. On the
basis of findings of study, following recommendation were made (1) Teachers may be trained for using A.V aids (2) Teachers
may planning before using A.V aids (3) University may provided proper facilities of A.V aids (4) A.V ai ds may be according to
level and interest of students.(5) Training may be provided to student for proper use of A.V aids.
Keywords: study, analyze, effectiveness, audio aids, visual aids, teaching ,learning ,process, IUB
1. Introduction
Education is necessary for everyone. Education is very important, without education no can lead a good life.
Teaching and learning are the important element in education. The teacher use different methods and material to
teach their students and their effective learning. With the passage of time ,different methods and techniques are
entered in the field of education and teacher use different kind of aids to make effective teaching.
Teaching aids arouse the interest of learners and help the teachers to explain the concepts easily. Undoutly, audio
visual aids those instructional aids which are used in the classroom to encourage teaching learning process.
As Singh(2005) defines: “Any device which by sight and sound increase the individual s'experience,beyond that
acquired through read described as an audio visual aids”
*Saima Rasul. Tel.: 00923007380180
E-mail address: saimarasul.iub@gmail.com
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Audio- Visual aids are those instructional devices which are used in the classroom to encourage learning and
make it easier and interesting. The material like charts, maps ,models, film strip, projectors radio, television etc
called instructional aids.(Rather,2004)
Audio visual aids are effective tool that ”invest the past with an air of reality.”A.V aids provide the learners with
realistic experience, which capture their attention and help in the understanding of the historical phenomena. They
appeal to the mind through the visual auditory senses.(Jain,2004)There is famous Chinese proverb “ one seeing is
worth, a hundred words” it is fact that we receive knowledge through our senses. There is another proverb that” if
we hear we forget, if we see we remember, and if we do something we know it” so it means that use of A.V aids
make teaching learning process more effective. As Kishore(2003) said “A.V aids stimulated thinking and
understand.” The use of A.V aids in teaching learning process has multifarious values(Mohanty,2001).A.V aids give
chance to speakers to make a more professional and consistent presentation. The teaching profession is filled with
countless opportunities to enrich the academic lives of students, while some concepts and educational objectives will
be easy for students to grasp, other will require you to think creatively to ensure that important learning objectives
are met. Using A.V aids in teaching is one way to enhance lesson plans and give students additional ways to process
subject information (Kunari,2006).A.V aids are devices present unit of knowledge through auditory of visual stimuli
both with a view to help learning. They concretize the knowledge to be presented and help in making learning
experience apple real, living and vital. They supplement the work of the teacher and help in the study of the text
books. The great educationist Comenius has well said: The foundation of all learning consists in representing clearly
to the senses and sensible objects so they can be appreciated easily(Singh,2005)
Objectives of the Study
Following were the major objectives of the study:
1. To identify the uses of Audio visual aids at university level.
2. To know the interest of students in Audio visual aids at university level
3. To analyze the effectiveness of Audio visual aids in teaching learning process at university level.
4. To find out the problems in using Audio Visual aids
Method and Procedure
The study was descriptive research in nature. Two five point rating scale questionnaire were developed to
collect the data from teachers and student. The intended target population was all the students and teachers of
faculty of arts, faculty of science and faculty of education. Out of the whole population, 150 students and 50
teachers were selected through simple random sampling technique.
Analysis of Data
Mean score was calculated for overall level of agreement / disagreement for each statement. For mean score
norm was 3.00.However level of agreement was different for each statement. . The data was also analyzed
percentage with the help of Microsoft excel. The overall level of agreement or disagreement and made the following
comparisons
Scale values assigned to each of the five responses was as:
Level of Agreement
Scale Value
SA 5
A 4
UNC 3
DA 2
SDA 1
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To calculate the mean score, following formula was used.
Mean Score= (FSAx5+Fax4+FUNCx3+FDAx2+FSDAx1)
N
Where
FSA= Frequency of strongly agreed
FA= Frequency of agreed
FUNC= Frequency of uncertain
FDA= Frequency of disagreed
FSDA= Frequency of strongly disagreed
In order to determine the empirical reaction of the students on each item, the mean score on all twenty items was
calculated in table no 1:
Item wise analysis of teachers
Table no 1
Statements
Means Score
(Student)
Students understand more effectively with the use of A.V aids.
4.47
Students take interest when teacher use A.V aids
4.30
Lack of training for proper use of aids.
3.20
A.V aids play important role in teaching process
3.87
Modern techniques required to use in classroom
4.00
Special training for using A.V aids is necessary
3.41
Teachers are trained to use A.V aids
3.63
Use of A.V aids help a teacher during teaching process
3.80
Use of A.V aids provide easy way to teach a difficult concepts.
3.41
A.V aids provides depth and variety of teaching methods
3.52
A.V aids save teacher time
3.40
A.V aids provide more information
3.30
A.V aids make teaching process more meaningful
3.8o
A.V aids share teacher s' burden.
2.90
A.V aids are easily available in classroom
2.63
16 A.V aids provide first hand knowledge to students 2.64
Extra and detail study for exams affect on students'
performance
3.80
Use of A.V aids bring change in classroom environment
3.83
A.V aids make class room activities long lasting
3.78
20 Students participate actively as compare to simple teaching 3.34
Table shows that mean score more than 3.00(norm) means that most of the teachers agreed that use of A.V aids are
more effective in teaching process at university level.
Item wise analysis of students Table no. 2
Sr.No
Statements
Means Score (Student)
1
Teacher use A.V aids in the classroom.
3.97
2
Teacher use A.V aids related to topic
3.34
3
Teacher use A.V aids in squence
3.57
4 A.V aids are according to students' level 3.73
5 Students feel difficulty to understand with A.V aids 2.87
6
A.V aids make learning effective
3.24
7
Teachers are expert ti use A.V aids
3.72
8
A.V aids save students' time
3.53
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9
A.V aids provide difficult things in simple way to understand
3.76
10 Teacher clear the concepts of student by using A.V aids 3.88
11
Teacher guide their students to use properly A.V aids
3.21
12
Teacher use A.V aids according to his needs
3.37
13 Teacher prepare his /her aids before the class 3.32
14
Teacher use unnecessarily A.V aids in classroom
2.31
15
A.V aids motivate the students towards learning
3.64
16
A.V aids play important role in students' learning
3.45
17
Use of A.V aids provides deep knowledge
3.80
18
Use of A.V aids bring change in classroom environment
3.27
19
A.V aids make learning long lasting
3.28
20
A.V aids provide help to students in different assignment
4.21
Table shows that mean score more than 3.00(norm) means that most of the students agreed that use of
A.V aids are more effective in learning process at university level.
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