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Found that by rubbing fur on amber, an attraction happened.
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Johannes Gutenburg invented printing press that allowed material to be printed and viewed in many forms.
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Class created to learn how to write. Post cards were sent to students with directions for them to correct the paragraph on the back and return.
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The first school museum opened up in St. Luis as a supplemental curriculum material.
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Visual education was at a rise with help from Thomas Edison who stated that books were becoming obsolete and visuals would be the future.
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The Association for Educational Communications and Technology was created and maintained a leadership role in the field.
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The Great Depression only slowed down the visual education movement briefly.
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Visual Ed. went from print and slides to visuals with sound and the radio.
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During WWII, US troops had an easier time preparing and training for battle because of the use of videos. Many military training videos were created after this. This also began Instructional Design.
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Created the Cone of Experience. Basically shows the learning outcomes of people and how they remember information.
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Educational television was growing tremendously and the FCC set aside 242 channels for educational purposes. Eventually, the hype died down and many channels dissapeared.
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Bloom created his pyramid that shows the hierarchy or learning.
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Shortly after computers became widely available to the general public, schools began to bring them into the classroom. The world was changing.
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With internet now widely used, people bagan using it for the purposes of training.
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In this new day and age, people want access to information any time and any where. Thus the creation of mobile devices, social media, and e-learning.
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