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The calculator was my earliest memory of technology used in the classroom. We learned how to manually do math, then followed up by learning how to use the calculator.
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The overhead projector was used as a way to show students how something was done in the absence of a white board.
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I had a desktop computer at home before I used one in the classroom. But I do remember how colorful the classroom computers were. They were also very slow.
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In middle school, I remember using a graphing calculator. The graphs were impressive, but it was also cool that you could add games to it
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I only used this clicker once. I still don't fully understand it. It basically allows you to choose A,B,C like answers and shows the results to the teacher.
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In high school, using microsoft office for projects became common place.
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Once I began working for the school district, I started working with kindergarten students. We used websites, like Starfall, to help students learn using interactive games. Games were present while I was in school as well, but this was my first time encountering this site
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Ipads were introduced to help bridge the gap between technology and education. Many teachers struggled when it was first implemented into the curriculum
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When I began working at a high school, Chromebooks were being used in the classrooms instead of Ipads.
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Towards the tail end of my time working at the high school, Google Office was being introduced in the classrooms.
