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audiovisual
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audiovisual

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audiovisual [¦ȯd·ē·ō¦vizh·ə·wəl]
(communications)
Pertaining to methods of education and training that make use of both hearing and sight.


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As importantly, educators have moved from lecturers with audiovisual aids, to instructors once again immersed in the never-ending process of teaming and sharing ideas.
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