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I-pads, e-books, and pocket devices
Internet became more accessible when pocket devices came out like Iphones and Ipads that were like portable laptops. It was the beginning of accessibility. -
Social Media
The effect of Twitter on the grades and learner engagement of students was studied. Social media had positive effects on learning when used in educationally relevant ways. -
Khan Academy
Free online platform that made education more easily accessible to everyone with videos and practices. -
MOOCs
MOOCs (Massive open online courses offered courses from top universities on several platforms. -
Google Classroom
Google classroom helped run classes online, create curriculums, and share assignments with students solely online -
Code.org
Code.org gave access to computer science skills in schools which helped students explore other and new skills. -
Virtual Reality
VR technologies were introduced to education which helped students learn in a new more fascinating way. They were learning through experience and helped increase students connection to the topics being discussed. -
Adaptive Learning
Adaptive learning helped students becomemore self-directed by allowing them to move at their own pace and lead their own learning experience. -
Artificial Intelligence
Helped analyze students data to provide feedback that are suited for each individual student. -
Zoom & Video Meetings
After the pandemic, online learning became the only option, so students and teachers used platforms like Zoom to hold online classes and meetings. -
Remote proctoring
Again, after the pandemic, since everything was moved online, students were to take exams and quizzes online as well. Remote proctoring was used to maintain the students integrity during these exams.