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Chalkboard
Very early way of educational technology started with chalkboards. -
Pencil & paper
Around the turn of the 20th century mass produced pencils and paper become readily available, gradually replacing the school slate. -
Film strip projector
In 1900s, film equipment was developed and refined. In 1902, Charles Urban of London began exhibiting the first educational films. Among these films were “slow-motion, microscopic, and undersea views”. In 1911, Thomas Edison also contributed to the use of film in the classroom by producing a series on the American Revolution. -
Radio
Educational radio programs began through BBC. -
Overhead projector
In the 1930’s the overhead projector was widely used by the U. S. Military to train forces during World War II and eventually the device spread to schools. -
Language lab headset
It was an example of behavioruism. -
Television & educational tv shows
Educational TV shows started. -
Computer & educational software
Learning through computer appeared. -
CD-ROM drive
The digital compact disc, now commonplace in stereos and computers, was invented in the late 1960s by James T. Russell. It was not until 1980 that the first CD player was made; by Russell's own company. -
World wide web
The arrival of the web into schools, along with the class computer and video projector, allowed truly global content sharing for the first time. -
Smart board
The interactive whiteboard was originally envisioned by David Martin and Nancy Knowlton in 1987. Soon after, they co-founded the company SMART Technologies and introduced the world's first SMART Board in 1991. -
Web 1.0
Just for information, people used web. -
Google
Google was established. -
Web 2.0
People- people
Interaction started! -
Youtube
Youtube showed up just after Web 2.0 -
Social media
Facebook, twitter appeared. -
Social & virtual learning
Social & virtual learning showed up and people started to learn through videos, online videos and online websites -
The references
Charles Wilson, Marvin Orellana, and Miki Meek. "The Learning Machines" The New York Times, September 15,2010.
https://www.researchgate.net
http://institute-of-progressive-education-and-learning.org
https://thirdspacelearning.com
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