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The first computer was used for pilot training in May 1950, and the first use of a computer for schooling was in May 1959. In May 1970 the computer assisted instructions movement emerged, marking the beginning of using computers for education. Over subsequent decades, computers progressed from mainframes to microcomputers, email was invented, and interactive technologies like whiteboards, the World Wide Web, YouTube, and Wikipedia revolutionized education and how teachers and students access and share information.
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- In the 1960s, computers were first introduced for educational purposes through programs like PLATO and funding from the Elementary and Secondary Education Act.
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Educational technology is the study and ethical practice of using technology to facilitate learning and improve performance. Some key developments in educational technology include the introduction of computers in universities in 1946, the first computer-assisted instruction system called PLATO in 1960, the emergence of microcomputers and personal computers in the 1970s-80s, the introduction of multimedia capabilities using CD-ROMs in the 1990s, and the rise of internet and web-based learning in the mid-1990s to present. Modern educational technology continues to evolve rapidly with developments like digital video, virtual reality, wireless devices, voice recognition, and automated classrooms.
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