Click to edit Master title styleHistory of Educational Technology

Late 1800’s through 2010

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1880 18901870

1880 - 1900

Handheld Slate

Chalkboard

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1910 19201900

1900 - 1920

Pencils

Stereoscope

Silent Film

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1930 19401920

1920 - 1940

Radio

Overhead Projector

Filmstri

p Projector

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1950 19601940

1940 – 1960

Mimeograph

Learning Labs

Skinner Learning Machine

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1970 19801960

1960 - 1980

Children’s TV

Handheld Calculator

Apple Computer

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19901980

1980s

PC Computer

Graphing Calculator

PowerPoint

LCD Projector

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20001990

1990s

Interactive Whiteboard

World Wide Web

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20102000

2000sClickers

Evernote

Smart Pens

Laptops

Read/Write Web

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20202010

2010s

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2020

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