The technology in education

The History of Technology in Education

  • The Slide Rule

    The Slide Rule
    it was first introduced in 1654 by Robert Bissaker.
  • The Horn Book

    The Horn Book
    the hornbook was used in the classroom as a technology device.
  • The Magic Lantern.

    The Magic Lantern.
    It was first introduced around 1646,magic lanterns were deployed in the classroom to enhance learning and student engagement.
  • The Jacquard Loom.

    The Jacquard Loom.
    Released in France in 1725 by Joseph-Marie Jacquard. designed to weave silk using punch cards that controlled the actions of the device.
  • Blackboards

    Blackboards
    In 1800 was a revolution, students started to use small blackboards made by wood.
  • The Calculating Engine

    The Calculating Engine
    Charles Babbage introduced the calculating engine in 1822 which led to modern day digital computing.
  • The Typewriter

    The Typewriter
    Christopher Sholes introduced the typewriter which also debuted the QWERTY keyboard which is still used on modern day devices and computers.
  • Stereoscopes

    Stereoscopes
    At the beginning of 1900, stereoscopes were being released on the market and provided a way to view images in 3D.
  • The Film Projector

    The Film Projector
    the film projector was making its way into classroom environment By 1925.
  • The Radio

    The Radio
    In 1925 the radio started to be used in education.
  • The Overhead Projector

    The Overhead Projector
    In 1930 the overhead projector was introduced to the classroom prior to being widely used by the military during World War II.
  • The Mimeograph

    The Mimeograph
    It was used by teachers to print their clasroom materials in 1940.
  • The Headphones.

    The Headphones.
    In 1950 were introduced to the classroom and were installed in listening stations.
  • The Slide Ruler.

    The Slide Ruler.
    It was also Around the 1950s in wich the slide ruler was starting to be used more widely in the classroom.
  • Videotape

    Videotape
    The use of Videotape in clasroom started to use in 1950, first was used in california.
  • The Photocopier

    The Photocopier
    This machine helped teachers to create copies of classroom materials easier and faster than the mimeograph machine.in 1950.
  • The Microfilm Viewer.

    The Microfilm Viewer.
    This machine provided a way for students to view individual filmstrips at their own pace. During the 1960's.
  • Liquid Paper

    Liquid Paper
    it was introduced and widely used with the typewriter in 1960.
  • The Calculator.

    The Calculator.
    The calculator marked the transition to the handheld calculator in the classroom environment.
  • The Scantron

    The Scantron
    The main purpose of the Scantron was to save teachers time when grading multiple exams.
  • The Public Broadcasting System

    The Public Broadcasting System
    It was a great tool to have classes trought the tv and the clasroom in 1970.
  • The Apple II.

    The Apple II.
    It was a very famous desktop computer which allowed students to learn geography and math problems using computer games.
  • The Personal Computer.

    The Personal Computer.
    Personal computers began to be used for a variety of learning purposes and as an eventual replacement for the typewriter when creating and completing reports and assignments
  • The CD-ROM.

    The CD-ROM.
    At the Beginning, students could store Audio and Video,
  • The Internet.

    The Internet.
    By 1990 it was made available to the general public.
  • The Interactive Whiteboard

    The Interactive Whiteboard
    By 1990 this device was gradually getting replaced with an interactive whiteboard.
  • You Tube

    You Tube
    An effective and very imformative tool to use at the classroon, Since 2005.
  • iClicker.

    iClicker.
    It became a popular classroom tool for teachers and Students.
  • The iPad.

    The iPad.
    By 2007 smartphones were beginning to increase in popularity and were widely used by students around the world.
  • Virtual Reality.

    Virtual Reality.
    Many Teachres have been enhancing the classroom learning experience using virtual or augmented reality.