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    VCRs were first introduced in the 1960s and became available to the public in the 1970s. A VCR is a device that records, stores, and plays back television programs or films onto a television set using a magnetic tape cassette. Some key criteria for VCRs include immediacy, addressing needs and interests, one-way communication, time and space shifting, and storage capacity. Advantages include the ability to record over content, easy operation, uses for the blind and in court, improved communication and time savings. Disadvantages comprise a lack of personal contact, potential for distraction during long playback, encouragement of passive learning, higher costs, difficulty finding replacements, and reliance on electricity.

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    VCRs were first introduced in the 1960s and became available to the public in the 1970s. A VCR is a device that records, stores, and plays back television programs or films onto a television set using a magnetic tape cassette. Some key criteria for VCRs include immediacy, addressing needs and interests, one-way communication, time and space shifting, and storage capacity. Advantages include the ability to record over content, easy operation, uses for the blind and in court, improved communication and time savings. Disadvantages comprise a lack of personal contact, potential for distraction during long playback, encouragement of passive learning, higher costs, difficulty finding replacements, and reliance on electricity.

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    VCRs were first introduced in the 1960s and became available to the public in the 1970s. A VCR is a device that records, stores, and plays back television programs or films onto a television set using a magnetic tape cassette. Some key criteria for VCRs include immediacy, addressing needs and interests, one-way communication, time and space shifting, and storage capacity. Advantages include the ability to record over content, easy operation, uses for the blind and in court, improved communication and time savings. Disadvantages comprise a lack of personal contact, potential for distraction during long playback, encouragement of passive learning, higher costs, difficulty finding replacements, and reliance on electricity.

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    VCRs were first introduced in the 1960s and became available to the public in the 1970s. A VCR is a device that records, stores, and plays back television programs or films onto a television set using a magnetic tape cassette. Some key criteria for VCRs include immediacy, addressing needs and interests, one-way communication, time and space shifting, and storage capacity. Advantages include the ability to record over content, easy operation, uses for the blind and in court, improved communication and time savings. Disadvantages comprise a lack of personal contact, potential for distraction during long playback, encouragement of passive learning, higher costs, difficulty finding replacements, and reliance on electricity.

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    VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDER

    Presentation prepared by : Diksha Ghimire


    Durga Dhakal
    CONTENT
    Introduction
    ●

    Definition
    ●

    Criteria
    ●

    Advantage
    ●

    Disadvantage
    ●
    INTRODUCTION
     The first VCRs were designed and built in the
    1960s,and become available to the public
    around 1970.
     The technology was first introduced in Japan
    and the United states received its first VHS-
    based VCR system approximately a year
    later.
    DEFINITION
     Video cassette recorder, also spelled VCR ,
    are electromechanical device that records,
    stores and plays back television programs or
    a film on a television set by means of a
    cassette of magnetic tape.
    CRITERIA
     Immediacy
     Needs and interest
     One way communication
     Time and space
     Storage capicity
    ADVANTAGE
     Recording can be erased and the tape can be
    reused.
     The tape recorder is easy to operate.
     Used as audio books for the blind peoples.
     Also common in court recording.
     Improved communication.
     Time saving.
     Increase intrest of the young students.
     Can store vast amount of information and
    memory.
    DISADVANTAGE
     There is no personal contact with the speaker
     Listening for a long time generally distract
    the learner.
     It encourages passive learning.
     It is costly and so all cannot afford it.
     More difficult to find than CD or MP3 players
    in most retail stores.
     Many stores no longer carry them, it may
    damaged.
     Need for electrical assistance.

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