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ICT has transformed education by serving multiple teaching functions like drill and practice and accessing information. ICT can be used in different learning modes like classroom, independent, and networked learning. Over the past years, ICT has grown enormously in education from tools like the wooden horn book, chalkboard, and slide projector to modern technologies like computers, internet, laptops, and interactive whiteboards and mobile apps. The evolution of ICT has helped deliver information instantly and transformed how students learn.
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1. The use of technology in education can be traced back to 500 BC with the use of stone or clay tablets and pebbles for counting. Throughout history, technology use expanded from basic counting tools to mainframe computers in schools in the 1970s with very little integration into instruction.
2. In the 1980s, personal computers became more widely used in schools beginning with the Apple II. By the 1990s, most classrooms had at least one PC and the internet was beginning to be adopted, allowing online research and information sharing.
3. From the 1990s onward, technology rapidly advanced and became more integrated into education with multimedia, digital tools, internet access, and a variety of educational software being commonly used
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The document traces the evolution of educational technology from the 17th century hornbook to modern devices. It describes early tools like slates, chalkboards, and projectors introduced between the 1600s-1900s. In the 20th century, technologies like film projectors, radios, overhead projectors, and ballpoint pens were adopted. Important later developments included headphones, slide rules, photocopiers, liquid paper, calculators, and CD-ROM drives between 1940-1990. The introduction of interactive whiteboards, iClickers, laptops, wireless networks, smartphones, and tablets in the 1990s-2010s has transformed modern classrooms with cloud-based services and virtual learning environments.
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This document provides a history of educational technology used in classrooms from ancient times to present day. It describes some of the earliest technologies like the abacus and blackboards in ancient and 18th century classrooms. It then outlines the introduction and increasing use of televisions, radios, and computers in classrooms from the 1920s through the 1990s as technologies advanced. Finally, it discusses modern technologies commonly used today like interactive whiteboards, wireless microphones, and the growing role of the internet and educational software in classrooms. The document emphasizes that while technology cannot replace teachers, educators must keep pace with technological changes to remain effective in the digital age.
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1. ICT refers to technologies used for information processing, including computers, communication devices, and software.
2. Communication has evolved significantly with technology, from early forms like writing and speech to modern devices like phones, TV, and the internet.
3. Computers have advanced through five generations from vacuum tubes to integrated circuits and microprocessors, becoming smaller and more powerful over time.
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The document traces the history of educational technology from 3000 BC to the present. It describes how early technologies like the abacus, blackboard, and slate were introduced and used in classrooms. Radio and film began to be used in the 1920s. During World War II, technology advanced rapidly for military training purposes. The 1940s saw the introduction of the computer. Television was used for instruction in the 1950s and language labs in the 1960s. Microcomputers entered schools in the 1970s and became widespread in the 1980s. The internet and web browsers revolutionized education in the 1990s and 2000s, introducing tools like blogs, learning management systems, and video sharing.
What is educational technology
Educational technology refers to the use of technology to improve learning and involves software, hardware, and internet applications. It has its origins in human prehistory and has evolved over time from the use of mechanical calculators in the 19th century to modern tools like smartphones, games, and educational software. Today, educational technology incorporates a wide variety of digital tools in classrooms, including interactive whiteboards, laptops, tablets, and online resources.
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(1) The use of technology in education dates back to 500 BC with the use of stone or clay tablets and pebbles for counting. (2) In the 1970s, mainframe and mini computers began to be used in some schools for functions like counseling, though saw little use for instruction. (3) The development of the microprocessor in the 1970s and subsequent personal computers in the 1980s drove greater adoption of technology in schools, though internet access did not become widespread until the mid-1990s.
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The document traces the history of educational technology from ancient times to the present. It discusses key developments including the abacus, slide rules, programmed instruction, mainframe computers, microcomputers, the Internet and the World Wide Web. The document also examines different viewpoints on educational technology from organizations and outlines lessons learned about integrating technology into education.
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- 1. CHAPTER 4 THE ICT AND THE COMPUTERS: IT’S ROLES AND HISTORY By: Delez & Gonzales CE109
- 2. Table of contents 01 02 Roles of ICT in Education Evolution of ICT in Education
- 3. Roles of ICT in Education 01 ICT has transformed every aspect in teaching and learning process.
- 4. 1. It can serve multiple teaching functions. ICT can be used as drill and practice, to help solve problems, to access information in different fields. 2. It can be used in different teaching and learning modes. Learning modes: Classroom interactive learning, independent learning, networked learning, organizational learning, and managed learning. 1. Information can be delivered in an instant. Because of the Internet, you can deliver information in a wide coverage at low cost. The Roles of ICT in Education
- 5. Evolution of ICT in Education 02 ICT created an enormous growth over the past years in the field of education.
- 6. Evolution of ICT in Education ● A wooden paddle with printed lessons that was used during the colonial era. ● You can find on the paper alphabets and a religious verse The Horn Book (1650) ● A computing machine that as designed by Charles Babbage . ● Used in calculating and printing of simple math tables. Difference Engine (1820) Analytical Engine (1830) ● A second computing machine designed by Charles Babbage. ● Used in calculating complicated problems by following a set of instruction.
- 7. Evolution of ICT in Education ● A primitive version of a slide projector that projected images printed on glass plates. Magic Lantern (1870) ● One of the biggest inventions in terms of educational technology which is still being used up to this age. Chalkboard (1890) ● Usually found in the classrooms, in the office and even at home. Pencil (1900)
- 8. Evolution of ICT in Education ● A three-dimensional viewing tool used as a source of entertainment at home anad in school. ● Used to illustrate points made during lectures. Stereoscope (1905) ● Used for on-air classes which began popping up for any student within listening range. Radio (1920) Film Projector (1925) ● Also called movie projector. ● Used for projecting moving images from film.
- 9. Overhead Projector ● Initially used by the U.S Military for training purposes in World War II. ● But later on quickly spread to schools and other organizations. ● The first freely programmable computer. The First Computer 1930 1936
- 10. 1940 Ballpoint Pen ● A useful tool in the classroom. Mimeograph ● Made copies that can be distributed.
- 11. Transistor ● Invented by Bell Telephone Company ● One of the vital components of the computer ● Allows individual students to watch filmstrips at their own pace. Filmstrip Viewer 1947 1965
- 12. 1969 Internet ● The first internet was called ARPANET. ● An interconnected network of computer networks. Handheld Calculator ● Entered the classroom for quick mathematical calculations. 1972
- 13. The Scantron System of Testing ● Introduced by Michael Sokolski ● Allowed teachers to check and grade tests more quickly and efficiently 1973 - The first mobile phone was released. 1974 - Birth of Microsoft 1977 - The Apple II Computer 1972
- 14. Plato Computer ● One of the most-used early computers. ● IBM introduced its first personal computer. 1981 1980
- 15. CD ROM drive ● A storage medium that could store text, video and audio. ● Mavis Beacon that can teach how to type fast. ● Carmen Sandiego that involves learning in geography. Era of Educational Computer Games 1985 1987
- 16. 1990 The World Wide Web ● Tim Berners Lee ● An interconnection of hyperlinked documents. TI - 81 Calculator ● Developed by Texas Instruments. ● Graphs up to four math functions at once.
- 17. Laptop ● The first laptop is the Powerbook. ● Released by Apple Computer Inc. ● Used for computing, storing information and even keeping schedules. Personal Digital Assistants 1991 1993
- 18. Mini Computers 1996 ● A phone that had internet capabilities that were introduced by Nokia. ● Started a revolution of devices that were small- portable computers. 1998 ● First e-book reader was released.
- 19. Interactive Whiteboard ● An instructional tool that allows computer images to be displayed on the whiteboard. ● Can be manipulated by teachers and students. ● Apple Ipad was released. 1999 2010
- 20. 2015 ● Interactive Mobile Apps have become the center of effective classroom learning.
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