This document traces the evolution of information and communication technologies used in education from 1950 to 1957. It describes early technologies like headphones for listening skills, slide rules for calculations, and video tapes for visual instruction. It also notes important developments like IBM releasing their first computer in 1953 and the creation of a reading accelerator device in 1957 to help students read more efficiently. The document provides context on the history and uses of these early ICT tools in education.

1. Evolution of ICT
in
Education

2. 1950
HEADPHONES
 Listening skills
Individual listening for
audio files and the like.
 LANGUAGE
LEARNING PURPOSES

3. SLIDE RULE
 Perform direct multiplication and division.
 Most commonly used calculation tool in
science and engineering.

4. SLIDE RULE
John Napier
(Logarithm)
Edmund Gunter
(Log scales, lines/rules)
WILLIAM OUGHTRED

5. VIDEO TAPES
 Bing Crosby Enterprise (BCE)
 Los Angeles on November 11,1951.
 Developed by JOHN T. MULLIN &
WAYNE R. JOHNSON, since 1950.

6. VIDEO TAPES
 VISUAL VIEW  Used as an exciting
method of instruction.

7. 1953 IBM
 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
MACHINES came out with their first
computer machine.
 An intermediate size electronic
computer
 To handle widely diversified
accounting and scientific
computation.

8. 1957
READING ACCELERATOR
 To help students
read more
efficiently.
 With an adjustable
metal bar that
helped the students
tamp down a page.

9. 1957
READING ACCELERATOR
IS TURNING THE
PAGE OF THE BOOK
REALLY THAT
DIFFICULT???

10. REFERENCES
Educational Technology Page 56
http://www.upi.com/Technology/2014/09/1
5/The-Evolution-of-the-
Headphone/2731410794182/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slide_rule
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM

11. PREPARED BY:
JERMAINE CAIRA L. PAYAO
BSE III-MATHEMATICS