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Chalkboards have been used since the beginning of classrooms. My kindergarten teacher taught us our ABC's on the chalkboard.
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The record player has been around a long time. My 1st grade teacher used the record player to introduce us to music and for our class parties.
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The tape player was used with our reading books to help us to learn how to read and help with sounding out our letters.
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The movie projector was used to show films for our history class and teach us about important events in the US.
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The overhead projector made it easier for the teacher to show us how to work math problems or show us transparencies.
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My science teacher and math teacher used a sundial to teach us about angles and about time and the seasons.
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I had to take a typing class my sophomore year to learn the proper way to type. This class was one of the best classes I ever took because the knowledge was easily transferred to keyboards eventually.
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In computer class we learned about IBM computers and writing programs in DOS.
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My math teacher decided to teach us to use abacus when several students asked if we could use a calculator on a test. It was quite educational to learn to use.
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My chemistry class was the first class to use the fume hood. This allowed the teacher to have us create new and different experiments than ever before in our school.
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In my senior year our math teacher taught us how to use scientific calculators and allowed us to use them during class.
