Question

8. Pictures, slides, films fall under:
a) Reporting
c) Audio-visual communication
b) body languages
d) visual communication​

Answer 1

Answer:

Audio visual communication

Answer 2

Answer:

Audio-visual communication

Pictures, slides, films fall under: Audio-visual communication.

Explanation:

Audio visual communication refers to real-time, electronic interactions in which one person can see, hear, and speak with another person who is physically distant from them. The most prevalent example of audio-visual communication is a television newscast with pictures, sketches, and live interviews. Similar to movies, audio-visual communication also includes other projections that include commentary.

Different Forms of Visual Communication:

• Overhead Transparencies/Projector Slides.
• Memos.
• Pictures.
• Blackboard or whiteboard.
• Videos.
• Slide Presentations.
• Paper Handouts.
• Print.

Audio-visual Communication's Benefits:

• It has a wide audience.

• Compared to other forms of communication, it is more appealing.

• Strengthening verbal communication

• Could leave a lasting impression on the recipient.

• Suitable for nonliterate recipients.