visuoauditory
- noun
- /ˌvɪʒuːoʊˈɔːdɪtɔri/
- Specialized
- Researchers measured brain activity in response to a visuoauditory stimulus during the study.
Examples
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The experiment used a visuoauditory display to test how people respond to combined sights and sounds.
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Children learned new words faster when exposed to visuoauditory materials in the classroom.
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The visuoauditory presentation engaged all the participants.
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Teachers often use visuoauditory tools to enhance learning.
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The experiment used a visuoauditory display to test how people respond to combined sights and sounds.
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Children learned new words faster when exposed to visuoauditory materials in the classroom.
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Teachers often use visuoauditory tools to enhance learning.
Synonyms
A device or material that uses both sight and sound to show information
A tool like a video or slide that uses sight and sound to help teach
How Multisensory
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word visuoauditory joins visuo-, from 'visual' meaning 'sight', and auditory, from 'audio' meaning 'hearing', so a visuoauditory display is a thing that shows information with both images and sounds.