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visuoauditory

visuoauditory

8.6
A thing that uses both sight and hearing to give information
  • noun
  • /ˌvɪʒuːoʊˈɔːdɪtɔri/
  • Specialized
translation icon : sistema visuoauditivo
  • Researchers measured brain activity in response to a visuoauditory stimulus during the study.

Examples

  • The experiment used a visuoauditory display to test how people respond to combined sights and sounds.

  • Children learned new words faster when exposed to visuoauditory materials in the classroom.

  • The visuoauditory presentation engaged all the participants.

  • Teachers often use visuoauditory tools to enhance learning.

  • The experiment used a visuoauditory display to test how people respond to combined sights and sounds.

  • Children learned new words faster when exposed to visuoauditory materials in the classroom.

  • Teachers often use visuoauditory tools to enhance learning.

Synonyms

audiovisual
vsvisuoauditory
1 3.7

A device or material that uses both sight and sound to show information

is broader and applies to stimuli or systems beyond teaching or communication
audiovisual aid
vsvisuoauditory
3.5

A tool like a video or slide that uses sight and sound to help teach

is broader and applies to stimuli or systems beyond teaching use

How Multisensory

visuoauditory
  • Specialized
8.6

Surface Forms

visuoauditory singular

Morphology

visuoauditory = auditory (transparent) = visuo + auditory

The word transparently combines a visual element with 'auditory' to mean involving both seeing and hearing.

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.