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history. of EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY. 3300 BC. Use of pointed sticks to in script signs and symbols on leaves and bark of trees. 3100 BC. Cuneiform in Mesopotamia was developed. 3000 BC. Hieroglyphics and Papyrus in Egypt Spartan Education Athenian Education. 600 AD.
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history of EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY
3300 BC • Use of pointed sticks to in script signs and symbols on leaves and bark of trees
3100 BC • Cuneiform in Mesopotamia was developed
3000 BC • Hieroglyphics and Papyrus in Egypt • Spartan Education • Athenian Education
600 AD • Use of a quill pen
888 AD • Diamond Sutra was printed
1440 • Johannes Gutenberg completed the printing press
1658 • OrbisPictus (The World in Pictures) by Johann Amos Comenius was published
1790 • Pencil was invented
1801 • Use of blackboards in academic military schools
1805 • Pestalozzi Method was developed
1826 • First permanent image using Camera Obscura
1840 • Froebel coined the word “kindergarten”
1884 • First proper fountain pen was invented
1907 • Maria Montessori’s Casa dei Bambini was established
1920’s • Use of educational films • Sidney Pressey’s teaching machines
1930’s • Airing of first instructional TV • 16mm sound motion picture was developed
1940’s • Movies, filmstrips, radio, and other pictorial devices were used in military trainings • Invention of Memex by Vanevar Bush • Modern version of ball point pen was invented
Bloom’s Taxonomy of Educational Objectives 1950’s • Skinner’s Programmed Instruction
1960’s • Use of whiteboard • Use of computers in schools • Systems approach to designing instruction was introduced • Instructional films became more creative and more accessible • Large scale television availability
1970’s • Proliferation of instructional design models • Development of needs assessment procedures
1980’s • Digitized communication and networking in education started • CBI / CBT flourished
1990’s • Hypertext and hypermedia influence the field • Learning management systems (LMS) were used
2000’s • Internet technologies are more integrated in the academe • Web 2.0 tools • Web conferencing
PRESENTED BY: JUVIE LYN A. ENGNAN CHRISTIAN B. GAPO