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The Radio was invented in 1920 and was revolutionary for the growth in the classroom. It gave the opportunity for all students to fully hear what instructors were saying. -
The overhead projector allowed teachers to limit usage on the chalkboard. It allowed individuals in the classroom to see better because the projectors provided more color. -
Videotapes provided another element to the classroom which let students visually see what they were learning. It allowed teachers to be more creative with their lesson plans. -
Allowed teachers to copy paper at a quick rate and give students their assignments as fast as possible. They were able to add color to it and make the worksheet creative and intriguing to complete. -
Allowed teachers to be able to grade test quicker so that students could learn how they did faster. -
The Plato computer became available in each class that expanded a teachers way of delivering curriculum. -
Made completing math and science assignments easier with the aid of a calculator to check results. -
The Whiteboard officially got rid of the chalkboard. It was a neater way that had more space for teachers to write and be more creative with their classroom. -
It allowed more technology in the classroom. A more advanced piece of technology that could hold more space and complete more tasks. -
The iPad was the highest form of technology at the time used in the classroom. It allows students to access all the internet, their grades, and sites that might help aid them with completing assignments.