1. TEACHING MEDIA
PRESENTED BY:
Nur Siti Julaeha
Ria Angelina
Rizki Faisal
Fathana Hafizh Muslim

2. Teaching Media
Audio
Audio
Visual
Visual

3. Audio Media
Sadiman ( 2005:49) Audio Media is a tool to
convey messages to be delivered in the
form of auditory symbols , verbal and non-
verbal
sudjana dan Rivai ( 2003 :129 ) Audio Media
for teaching is a material that contains a
message in the form of auditory, which can
stimulate the thoughts, feelings, concerns
and willingness of the students so that
teaching and learning occur.

4. Functions of Audio Media
Sudjana and Rivai ( 1991 : 130) to train all skills
development activities primarily related to aspects
of auditory skills.
Sudjana (2005: 129) adds audio media utilization in
teaching function is mainly used in:
a. Teaching music literaty (poetry readings), and
documentation activities.
b. Foreign language teaching, whether it be audio
or audiovisual.
c. Teaching through radio or educational radio.
d. The packages studied for different types of
material, which allows students to train the

5. Kinds of Audio Media
 Radio education
 Audio-tape recording
 Recording
 Telephone
 Compact Disc (CD)

6. Advantages of Audio Media
Sadiman (2005: 50):
 Cheap price and variety more than the TV
program.
 It’s easy to move
 Can be used in conjunction with radio recorder,
so it can be repeated or played back.
 Can stimulate active participation of hearing
students, as well as to develop the imagination as
writing, drawing and so on.
 Students can focus like reading poetry, literature,
music and language drawing.

7. Visual Media
What you see is what you get
(Bill Gates).
Blackboard, stick figures, realia, and flashcards
are the example of Visual Aids.
(Hubbard, 1994)
Visual Media (Daryanto, 1993:27), which means
all the props used in the process of learning
that can be enjoyed through the eye senses

8. Kinds of Visual Media
 Images or photos
 Sketch
 Diagram
 Graph / Chart
 Chart
 Cartoons
 Poster
 Map and Globe
 Flannel board
 Bulletin Boards.

9. Advantages of Visual Media
Visual media serves to channel messages from
the source to the receiver. The message will
be delivered poured into visual symbols. In
addition, the function of the visual media is to
attract attention, serving to clarify ideas,
illustrate or embellish facts that may be
quickly forgotten if not visualized.

10. GRAPHICS
MEDIA
Graphics is the art or science of drawing,
especially mechanical drawing.
Merriam webster

11. The advantages of Graphics
Quick way for the audience to visualize what you
are saying
Forceful
Convincing
Compact way to convey information
More interesting than just talk or print

12. KINDS OF
GARPHICS
• LINE • COLUMN

13. • PIE • TREE

14. Audio Visual
"Audio-visual equipment is modern instructional
media in accordance with the times (the progress of
science and technology), including media that can
be seen and heard" (Spiritual, 1997: 97-98).
Audiovisual media is a media intermediary or the use
of materials and absorption through sight and
hearing so as to establish conditions to enable the
pupils to acquire knowledge, skills, or attitudes.

15. Kinds of Audio Visual Media
 Audiovisual media movement, for example, television,
video tape, film and audio media such as tapes, disk,
and so on.
 Audiovisual media silence, for example, filmstrip
voice, sound slides, comic voice.
 Media audio semi motion, for example, media board.
 Media visual motion, for examples, silent film

16. Kinds of Audio Visual Media
 Visual media silence microphone, for example,
images, and graphics, maps globes, charts, and so on
 Media art movement
 Media Audio, for examples, radio, telephone, tape,
disk, etc.
 Print media example, television

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