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Cave drawing was a tool for ancient people to communicate with each other and to make the information lasts for centuries. -
It contributed to the development of mathematics, philosophy and gave people an inspiration of learning and exploration. -
This enabled people to store and record the knowledge and to preseve the arts became possible. -
This practice made literacy and scholarship relatively common thus, contributing to the establishment of libraries and educational institutions.(Lynn, 2019) -
It facilitated the rapid dissemination of knowledge, allowing for the spread of new ideas by making books more affordable and widely available. -
It gave opportunities for everyone, regardless of their origin or financial condition. -
It improves education by activating various senses, which can increase understanding. Animations and videos can be given as examples for audiovisual tools.(Cashmore, Cleland, Dixon, 2018) -
This transition enabled students to engage in self-directed learning, collaborate internationally, and have access to varied viewpoints. -
It transformed education by integrating technology into the teaching and learning process. It provides access to extensive web resources. -
It offers students rapid access to information, online courses, and interactive tools. -
It includes engagement and collaboration through technology such as educational software, online forums, and multimedia resources. -
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