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Blackboard and Canvas become common. Schools started using the platforms like Blackboard and Canvas to manage classes online. This changed how teachers shared assignments and grades. -
Tablets and phones started being used in class. Students began using the phones and tablets for schoolwork. Learning was no longer limited to the classroom. -
MOOCs begin to grow more. Websites like Coursera made college level courses available online. More people could learn without being on campus. -
A new online collaboration tool started spreading. Teachers and students could share and edit work in real time. This made group work and communication easier. -
Apps like Kahoot started to increase engagement. Games and quizzes were used to keep students engaged. Learning became more interactive and fun. -
More tracking involved in student progress. Teachers used data to track student progress. This helped instruction become more personalized. -
Virtual learning experiences started becoming popular. VR and AR tools allowed students to explore virtual environments. Lessons became more hands on and immersive. -
AI tools supported tutoring, grading, and feedback. Learning began to adjust to individual students. -
Zoom and online school starts to be more common. Some schools even moved online using Zoom. Virtual learning became a normal part of education.