Projected Tools:

films

slides (Overhead Projector)

OHP

Non Projected Tools:

pictures

charts

Audio Materials:
radio tape

recorder

record

player

Visual materials:
models pictures cut

outs visual materials (TV)

audio

television sound

film strips

Hardware:
computer

Software:
books magazine

big media
VCR (Video TV Computer

Cassette Recorder)

little media
radio

audio

cassettes

Projected Aids:
those

aids where a bright light passed through a transparent picture by lens enlarged picture is thrown or projected on the screen/wall

an

Non projected Aids

those

aids which do not require projector, projection screen, or electricity such materials can be simply shown, hung on the wall

Hardware in education
electro-mechanical

equipment which can be used as effective instructions teachers to deal with more students but less expenditures radio, television, tape recorder, radio, film projector, overhead projector

help

computers,

Audio aids:
appeal aids

the sense or vision of the eye

can see something some picture, a chart, a graph, an object, a specimen, a model etc.

Audio Visual Aids:

appeal to both eyes and ears help students to see and hear something present both vision and sound like television

 Software

in education
which hardware technology

programmes

produces
newspapers

books magazines educational games flash cards