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Adam Osborne invented the 1st laptop called the Osborne 1. First used as teaching tools in 1988. Laptops allow 24/7 access to information, one-on-one tailored learning, remote and blended education, and improve student engagement through interactive content and real-time collaboration tools. -
Invented by Tim Bernes-Lee
Provided a way to easily access and share information, making it accessible to the public. -
IBM introduced the Simon Personal Communicator which featured: calling, email, fax, calendar, and a stylus-touch screen. -
Larry Page Sergey Brin
Digitized the classroom experience through low-cost Chromebooks and Google Workspace for Education. -
Invented by David Martin-enhance student engagement, interactivity, and academic performance through multimedia integration. -
Podcasting was invented by former MTV VJ Adam Curry and software developer Dave Winer. They're used to engage students, develop listening skills, and provides accessible content on-demand for remote/hybrid learning. -
Launched by the Apple Team led by Steve Jobs-full touch screen, mobile internet, and applications. Smart Phones: allow 24/7 access to information, personalized learning through educational apps, and interactive engagement. -
Introduced by Steve Jobs and involved work from a team led by Jonathan Ive. Provided by schools in 2012. -
3D printing was invented by Chuck Hull in 1984 but was not integrated to the K-12 classroom until 2013: provided hands-on learning in STEM, allowed students to design, prototype and print objects. -
Used for personalized, 24/7 learning aids, tailored support for academics, emotional regulation, and self-reflection. Benefits include personalized education, improved engagement, and increased productivity for educators.