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This project requires students to create a storyboard and interactive timeline about the history of educational technology. The storyboard will help organize dates and events from research into an interactive timeline telling the historical story of the field. Students must conduct extensive credible research and use a storyboard to develop a comprehensive interactive timeline as their final submission.

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This project consists of two
components: (1) a storyboard, and (2) an interactive timeline.
You are expected to conduct
extensive research, using credible sources, and submit an
interactive timeline describing the
historical events about the field of educational technology. In
order to develop a
comprehensive timeline, you must first create a storyboard. A
storyboard will assist you with
the organization of dates and events, which will be used to
develop the interactive timeline.
Can put in a powerpoint
Thanks in Advance!!!

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