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30,000 BCE
Cave Drawings
Cave painting is drawings painted on cave walls about 30,000 years ago, mostly of prehistoric origin. The purposes and meanings of the Paleolithic cave paintings are unknown. Some theories hold that cave paintings may be a way of communicating with others, and others that they serve a religious or ceremonial purpose. -
510 BCE
Pythagoras Academy
Pythagorean School, Pythagorean Academy, Pythagoreanism. The Pythagorean School or Pythagoreanism is a school of Ancient Greek philosophy distinguished by its theological, scientific and philosophical views. The philosophical approach of this school is called Pythagoreanism. -
105
The First Paper
The first paper was made in China back in 105. -
382
Manuscript Transcription
Transcription is the process of writing down the text from a document. There are two goals for transcription, which in reality may seem to be at conflict with one another: You want to make the manuscript's text legible so that you or other users may use it to continue working on the material. -
1101
Slate Board
Slate boards were in use in India in the 12th century. -
1450
Printing Press
On a piece of land that belonged to a distant cousin, the Humbrechthof, Gutenberg's workshop was established. He once more requested financial assistance from Fust in 1452 and began work on the Bible, which would become the first book printed at his "Gutenberg Printing House." -
Blackboards
The problem's very simple answer first appeared in 1801. When James Pillans put a sizable piece of slate on the classroom wall at the Old High School in Edinburgh, Scotland, he is credited with creating the first modern chalkboard. -
Audio-visiual Age
During 1910s, the audiovisual age began. -
Radio
In the United States, the popularity of radio as a source of entertainment expanded in the 1920s. Radio shows, music, and other forms of affordable family entertainment were available. -
Film Strip Projector
A filmstrip is a spooled roll of 35 mm positive film with approximately thirty to fifty images arranged in sequential order. Film Strip Projectors are firstly used in 1930s. -
Overhead Projector
Similar to a film or slide projector, an overhead projector (commonly abbreviated as OHP) utilizes light to display an enlarged image on a screen, allowing a large audience to view a small document or picture. -
Television
As early as the 1970s, educational television was being used all around the world (Bates, 2015). It brought a whole new world to many people. -
Information Age
The concept of the "Information Age" holds that having access to and control over information characterizes the current phase of human civilisation. It began during 1960s. It is also indicated that The Information Age does not have to be characterized by increased social isolation, polarization, and inequality (Castells, M. ,1997). -
VCR (Video Completion Rate)
JVC created the vcr (video recording format), which was first made available in Europe and Asia in September 1976. -
Audio Tape
Magnetic tape is used to record sound on audiotape. -
Computer
The first digital computers were massive devices with thousands of vacuum tubes that were constructed in the 1940s and 1950s. They frequently filled a sizable room, although their computing capacity was inferior to that of modern personal computers (O'Reagen , 2021). -
Digital Age
Beginning in the middle of the 1980s, digitized networking and communication in education gained popularity in the middle of the 1990s, especially through the World Wide Web (WWW), eMail, and forums. -
Interactive Age
The Information Age is being logically extended into the Interaction Age, which is founded on a foundation of well-known information technologies but expands them to stress interactivity above merely delivering material. -
References
Bates, A.W. (2015) Teaching in a Digital Age: Guidelines for Designing Teaching and Learning Vancouver BC: Tony Bates Associates Ltd.
Castells, M. (1997). An introduction to the information age. City, 2(7),6–16.
https://edutechwiki.unige.ch/en/Educational_technology
O’Regan, G. (2021). A Brief History of Computing. Springer. -
Visual References
https://art-now-and-then.blogspot.com/2019/02/
https://tr.pinterest.com/pin/24840235432912010/
https://www.vucaborsa.com/post/bankacilik-tari-hi-ne-bi-r-yolculuk-2
https://brewminate.com/censorship-of-medieval-english-recipes/?shared=email&msg=fail
https://tredin.com.tr/365nk.asp?gj=nl&hl=nl&shop=chalkboard+and+chalk&xi=12&xc=25&pl=&pr=30.99&you=0
https://manchesterhistorian.com/2016/changing-the-world-the-printing-press/
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Visual References
https://tr.pinterest.com/pin/533395149601892831/
https://medium.com/@emilybeaupre/where-is-independent-radio-today-7025489c5bf6
https://theflagcorp.com/film-projector/
https://www.walmart.com/ip/14-5-in-x-15-in-x-27-in-2000-Lumens-Overhead-Projector/14930027
https://www.frankellawyers.com.au/sydney-film-lawyers/
https://twitter.com/rodryanshow/status/1534203536694775809
https://www.wallpaperuse.com/vien/iJoThm/
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