Classification of Nukkad Natak as Audio-Visual Aid
'Nukkad Natak' is a:
- Non-projected audio-visual aid — Correct Answer
- Visual aid
- Audio aid
- Projected audio-visual aid
Explanation:
Correct Answer: Non-projected audio-visual aid
Nukkad Natak (Street Play) is a non-projected audio-visual aid. It involves both sound (dialogue, songs) and visual elements (acting, costumes) but does not require any projection equipment.
Classification of Audio-Visual Aids
- Audio Aids:
- Recording type: Tape recorder, Wirerecorder, Gramophone, Ferrograph
- Non-recording type: Radio, Transistor, Public Address System (PAS)
- Visual Aids:
- Projected type: Slide projector, Filmstrip projector (direct); OHP (indirect/overhead); Epidiascope/Opaque projector (reflected)
- Non-projected type: Blackboard, Bulletin, Leaflet, Pamphlet, Flashcard, Flipchart, Poster, Letter, Newspaper
- Audio-Visual Aids:
- Projected type: Feature film, Documentary film
- Non-projected type: Nukkad-Natak, Folk song, Folk dance, Puppet show, Drama, Play, Television
Important Distinctions
- Opaque projector (Epidiascope) — projects opaque materials (reflected projection)
- OHP (Overhead Projector) — indirect projection
- PAS (Public Address System) — consists of microphone + amplifier + loudspeaker
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