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Magic Lanterns such as candles and oil lamps were used to make presentations
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One-room orientation
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Filmstrip projector, the overhead projector, the motion picture, and educational television
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The National Association of Teachers brought out that pen and ink would not replace pencils
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Thomas Edison stated," Books will soon be obsolete in the schools. Scholars will soon be instructed through the eye. It is possible to teach every branch of human knowledge with the motion picture. Our school system will be completely changed in ten years."
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Filmstrip projectors replaced the use of "magic lanterns"
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Many software products were introduced to drill students on basic skills.
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A Nation at Risk report called for all high school graduates to be able to both understand and use computers.
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The key idea is that, from the chalkboard to the computer, the needs of teachers and students shape the uses of technology in the classroom, not the other way around.
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This is a tool used to organize and analyze information.
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These tools offer many advantages over paper and pencil.
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This is a ways to explore and environment or concept that may be too expensive to visit on their own or to dangerous to handle in reality.
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A teacher facilitates the demonstration of skills for whole-class instruction.
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No child left behind act continued to reinforce this notion by stating students must be technologically literate by the time they start high school.
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They present a skill or concept and check for understanding.
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These programs have increased fluency of a skill.
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The federal government went a step further when the National Education Technology Plan was published calling for a "revolutionary transformation rather than evolutionary tinkering."
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Its a way for students to experience a field trip through the computer.
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Students with limited verbal skills now are able to take a tablet around with them to type out what they need.
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Laptops and handheld computing devices provide a good solution on the issue of computer access in the classroom,
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Technology being brought into schools has helped teachers reach out to others outside of their classroom.
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Technology has helped teachers to be able to maybe reach some of those one on one students that need a little extra help.