Designates equipment, materials, and teaching aides used in sound and visual presentations.
Pertaining to the use of recordings, videos, slides, and other media for presentation.
Audiovisual means "of or relating to both hearing and sight". Pertaining to audiovisual collections, the term typically means film, video and sound recordings, regardless of the format of those recordings.
A/V. Equipment, materials, and teaching aids used in sound and visual presentations, such as television monitors, video, sound equipment, etc.
Information in a form other than words printed on paper. Examples include films, slides, audiotapes, videocassettes, records and computer software.
items that are not completely dependent on printed words to transmit meaning as they use audio (sound) and visual (picture) formats. (Keenan, p.2)
materials using sight or sound to present information; "language tapes and videocassettes and other audiovisuals"
involving both hearing and seeing (usually relating to teaching aids); "the school's audiovisual department"
information in a non-print format. Includes films, videos, slides, audio tapes, CDs, records, software, etc.
Information in a non-print format. Includes films, slides, audiotapes, videocassettes, records, software. Also called media.
Of or related to both hearing and sight. Items and equipment used to transmit messages for hearing or sight.
materials such as filmstrips, motion pictures and overhead transparencies which use audio backup for visual material.
Used in Library Catalogue records to indicate audio tapes, videos, CDs and similar formats. At some campus libraries, audiovisual items are shelved in a separate sequence.
Information presented in a form other than words printed on paper. Examples include films, compact discs, audio tapes, and videos. Also called "media." In the Lee Library, most of these materials are located in the Learning Resource Center, on Level 4.
adj. Relating to or being any material that uses a combination of sight and sound to present information.
Items that are not in paper form such as videos, CD-ROMs, DVD’s, microfilm and cassettes
A singular term that designates both sight and sound simultaneously.
A term used to refer to nonprint materials such as films, filmstrips, slides, video recordings, audio compact discs, audiotapes, CD-ROMs, machine-readable data files and computer sofware. See also: media.
Information in a form other than words printed on paper. Examples include slides, audio tapes, compact discs, video cassettes, records, and computer software.
