EVOLUTION OF ICT IN EDUCATION - VIDEO TAPES (1951) - IBM (1953) - READING ACCELERATOR (1957) - SKINNER TEACHING MACHINE - EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION (1958) - PHOTOCOPIER (1959) - CAI (1963) - MOUSE

1. Reported by: Jho Alisson Hil
Macalinao III - English

2. Videotapes were
used as an exciting
method of instruction.

3. INTERNATIONAL
BUSINESS
MACHINES (IBM)
came out with their
first computer
machine.

4. The reading
accelerator was a
simple device designed
to help students read
more efficiently.

5. B.F. Skinner, a
behavioral scientist,
developed a series of
devices such as the
teaching machine that
allowed a student to
proceed at his or her
own pace through a
regimented program of
instruction.

7. Using this, there were
more than 50 channels
of TV which included
educating programming
that aired across the
country.

8. Xerographic office
photocopying was
introduced by Xerox.

9. Stanford University
introduced computer-
assisted instruction in
mathematics and
reading; offering
individualized learning
and allowing students to
take self-paced, active
roles in drill-and-practice.

10. This pointing device
which is still being
used today was
invented by Douglas
Engelbart.