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1. Audio Information and Media

2. a. Definition, Characteristics, Format, and Types Audio information and media refer to the various forms of sound-based content used to convey information, tell stories, or entertain. This can include:

3. - Definition: Audio media is any form of content that uses sound to convey information or entertainment. - Characteristics: Audio media can be live or recorded, monaural or stereophonic, and can vary in terms of quality, duration, and format. - Format: Common audio formats include MP3, WAV, AAC, and AIFF. - Types: Examples of audio media include podcasts, audiobooks, music, radio broadcasts, and voiceovers.

4. b. Hearing vs. Listening, Learning Out Loud

5. - Hearing: The physical process of perceiving sound waves. - Listening: The cognitive process of interpreting and making sense of what we hear. - Learning Out Loud: Using audio media to learn new information or skills, such as listening to educational podcasts or audiobooks. 5

6. c. Selection Criteria When selecting audio media, consider the following criteria:

7. - Relevance: Is the content relevant to the intended audience or purpose? - Accuracy: Is the information accurate and trustworthy? - Quality: Is the audio quality good enough to be easily understood? - Engagement: Is the content engaging and interesting to listen to? 7

8. d. Design Principles and Elements When designing audio media, consider the following principles and elements: 8

9. - Clarity: Use clear and concise language to convey information. - Consistency: Use consistent formatting, tone, and style throughout the content. - Storytelling: Use narrative techniques to make the content more engaging and memorable. - Sound design: Use music, sound effects, and other audio elements to enhance the listening experience.