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    The document discusses CD and DVD players and their uses in education. It defines CD and DVD players, describing their basic components and how they work. A CD player reads audio data from compact discs using a laser, while a DVD player can play both video and audio content from digital versatile discs. The document outlines the advantages of these technologies for education, such as mass storage capacity and accessibility, as well as disadvantages like potential costs and difficulty of use.

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    The document discusses CD and DVD players and their uses in education. It defines CD and DVD players, describing their basic components and how they work. A CD player reads audio data from compact discs using a laser, while a DVD player can play both video and audio content from digital versatile discs. The document outlines the advantages of these technologies for education, such as mass storage capacity and accessibility, as well as disadvantages like potential costs and difficulty of use.

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    The document discusses CD and DVD players and their uses in education. It defines CD and DVD players, describing their basic components and how they work. A CD player reads audio data from compact discs using a laser, while a DVD player can play both video and audio content from digital versatile discs. The document outlines the advantages of these technologies for education, such as mass storage capacity and accessibility, as well as disadvantages like potential costs and difficulty of use.

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    CD AND DVD PLAYER

    OBJECTIVES:
     Students will be able to differentiate the
    CD and DVD Player
     To apply the uses of this two
    technologies in Education
     To identify the advantages and
    disadvantages of CD and DVD player
    CD PLAYER

     It is an electronic device that plays


    audio compact discs, which are
    a digital optical disc data
    storage format.
     The CD player has the job of finding and
    reading the data stored as bumps on the
    CD.
    FOUR FUNDAMENTAL
    COMPONENTS:

     A drive motor
     A laser and a lens system
     A tracking mechanism
     Spindle motor
    CD OR COMPACT DISK

     An optical medium that can store


    digital data.
     Designed to replace the old cassette
    tapes.
     A digital optical disc data storage
    format, co-develop by Philips and
    Sony.
    Different formats used to store data
    on a CD:
     CD-DA - is the standard format for
    audio compact discs.
     CD-ROM "Compact Disc Read-Only
    Memory” is a pre-pressed
    optical compact disc which
    contains data.
    DVD PLAYER:

     Is a device that plays discs produced


    under both the DVD-Video and DVD-
    Audio technical standards, two
    different and incompatible
    standards.
     DVD players are connected to a
    television to watch the DVD content,
    which could be a movie, a recorded
    TV show, or other content.
    PARTS OF A DVD PLAYER ARE:

    Disc drive mechanism


    - consists of a motor that will drive
    the disc in a circular motion.
    Optical system - consists of the laser
    beam, lenses, prism, photo-detectors
    and also mirrors.
    Printed Circuit Board - similar to that
    of any other electronic circuits.
    DVD OR DIGITAL VERSATILE DISC:
     A type of compact disc able to store
    large amounts of data, especially
    high-resolution audio visual
    materials.
     An optical disc technology with 4.7
    gigabyte storage capacity on a
    single-sided, one-layered disk, which
    is enough for a 133-minute movie.
    Uses in Education:

     It is good for a visual learners

     Accessibility

     Low cost field trips


    ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES:

    Advantages:
     Mass storage capacity

    - It has the capacity to store large


    amount of data’s like educational videos.
     High data stability

    - Give you a high quality playback for


    years of classroom presentations.
    DISADVANTAGES:
     It is expensive
    -Teachers cannot easily buy this
    technology if there is no enough
    budget.
     Difficult to use

    - It requires a lot of effort in


    setting up the device.
    THANK YOU
    FOR
    LISTENING!!!!!!

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