Abstract
Visual aids are carrier devices for presenting ideas. They should incorporate the essence of the speaker's thinking-at the planned rate of a single idea each. Principles of accomplishing visual communication are described with emphasis on techniques that involve the speaker: blackboard, flannelboard, easel pad, flip-chart, and transparency and slide projection. Guides for equipment placement and viewing distances are included.
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- IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
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- 1978-06-01
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- 10.1109/tpc.1978.6591720
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