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Opening of School Museums
The first education museum opened in St. Louis in 1905. These museums gave students the opportunity to learn more visually. -
Catalogue of Instructional Films
The first catalogue of instructional motion pictures was published in 1910 and were adopted by public schools for regular use. -
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Instructional Radio
Radio broadcasting became popular and increased use of instructional radio. -
Use of Behavioral Objectives
Behavioral objectives were developed by Ralph Tyler as a basis of evaluation of learning. -
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World War II
The use of audiovisual devices increased in the military during the war for more productive, convenient learning. -
Army Half Track
New development in military vehicles. -
Media Research
After World War II, research was conducted on how to effectively use media for learning. -
Instructional Television
Widespread of televisions led to instructional television and learning in the classroom. -
Invention of Computers
Computers were invented after the war and rose in popularity, not becoming widespread until 1980's. -
Sputnik Launch
The first Russian satellite was launched and gave the U.S. a reform in science and technology education. -
Criterion Reference Test
Test intended to measure how well an individual can measure a behavior. -
Instructional Design Models
Concepts regarding Instructional design all linked together into processes and models. -
Events of Instruction
Gagne's book that states 9 events that he believed should occur during instruction. -
Summative/Formative Evaluation
Formative evaluation looks at design processes; summative evaluation looks at the finished product, and asked if it was successful/effective. -
Study of Cognitive Pschology
Study of cognitive psychology started to grow. -
Internet
The Internet grew incredibly quick and is a huge influence on instructional design. -
Julia Weisberg
I was born on February 1st 1998 :)
