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First School Museum Opened
Opened in St. Louis, MO that displayed various media for instructional purposes like slides and films -
"Visual Education" published
A guide for teachers on slides and sterographs and how to use them during instruction -
First catalog of instructional film published in USA
Later that year, the public school system in Rochester, NY was the first to incorporate films in their regular instructional use. -
Use of photographs and video sound recordings in IDT
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Department of Visual Instruction established
From the merger of 3 national professional organizations for visual instruction, which popularized the audiovisual instruction movement as a whole -
Origin of instructional design
First models from nurses and psychologists from WWII era when training and tending to soldiers -
FCC devoted 242 television channels for education purposes
Helped popularize audiovisual movement and incorporation of television into instruction -
BF Skinner published "The Science of Learning and the Art of Teaching"
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Popularization of TV adds media components to IDT
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Benjamin Bloom and colleagues published "Taxonomy of Educational Objectives"
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IDT defined as a systematic approach
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Robert Glaser terms "criterion-references measures"
Used to measure a students level upon test and the students level after the test to determine if he/she attained what was intended from the instructional program. -
First definition approved by a major professional organization within field of educational technology
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Robert Gagne published "The Conditions of Learning"
Described 5 domains of learning -
IDT viewed as a process rather than equating with media
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Commission of Instructional Technology publishes definition of IDT
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Instructional design entered public sector
US military branches began incorporating instructional design models into their training programs -
AECT adopts new definition of field
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>40% of public schools incorporated computers into instruction
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AECT published "Instructional Technology: The Definitions..."
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AECT drops "systematic" from IDT definition
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1:9 computer to students in public classrooms
Increasing use of computers in the classroom for individual students -
AECT committee publishes book with new definition of IDT
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Online courses popularized
Survey reported ~32% of students enrolled in at least 1 online course compared to 10% of students in 2002 -
Smartphones and Social Media
Used commonly by both teachers, to deliver instruction, and students, to complete and review school work.