A semi-standardized instrument measuring the responses of students on five point Likert scale, originally designed by Higher Education Commission, was adopted.
The data was collected from the two groups of B.Ed students (Experimental & Control). Comparative analysis of the data in percentages and graphic charts was made. Analysis of the data yielded that both groups were favorable to the effectiveness of the technique in normal classroom conditions. This was regarded an essential tool in the growing technology. In depth studies in using this technique in training institutions, availability of technological labs, and participatory role of expert group emerged as areas for further research.