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On a wooden paddle, there is a printed lesson on a sheet of paper that is glued to the side of the paddle. Cow horn was used to laminate it. Lessons could include a Bible verse or the alphabet
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Using printed glass plates, images were projected in a dark room.
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Small slate pieces framed with wood was used to work problems out. Later, a larger piece of slate was introduced, which became the chalkboard.
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This was used to show educational films and projected images in the classroom.
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Allowed projections of writing to be interactive.
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A television was used for classroom instruction, which followed the use of VCRs.
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Students were using educational video games during the start of the the computer age.
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An all-in-one interactive touch-screen tool that combined a computer and a projector.
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Students could have their individual piece of technology with all the benefits of an interactive whiteboard.
