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One-Room School
ONE teacher would teach a whole school. (All grade levels) -
Radios
Classrooms began incorporating radio into their lessons. -
Projectors
Projectors were initially used for U.S military training, then quickly spread into schools. -
Films
At this point, 52% of schools are using silent films and 3% are using films with sound -
TV
The first TV appears in a classroom in Los Angeles. -
Headphones
Headphones became popular in school language labs. -
White Boards
Whiteboards begin replacing chalkboards. -
Calculator
Texas Instruments develops the handheld calculators. -
Scantrons
Scantrons are used to automatically grade multiple choice tests. -
Computer
Apple Macintosh computer is introduced. The ratio of computers to students in U.S schools are 1:92 -
Laptops
Laptops are introduced and are found easier and eventually utilized as teaching tools. -
CD-ROM's
CD ROMS became a predominant form of storage -
SMART Boards
SMART Boards are introduced in schools. -
Internet
At this point, about 99% of American public schools have Internet Access according to the National Center for Education Statistics. -
iPads
1.5 million iPads are used in U.S schools -
Technology
90% of students under the age of 18 have access to mobile technology.