Educational Technology

Prepared By:Remiel Ruth M. CorpuzBTTE

-is a systematic way of designing, implementing and evaluating the total learning and teaching in terms of specific objectives based on research of human learning and communication and employing a combination of human and non-human resources to bring about more effective instruction.

Traditional Aids:-materials results of researches.

Non-materials results includes the theories and principles of teaching:

-methodologies-strategies-techniques of teaching

History of Educational Technology

30,000 BCE - Cave Drawings510 BCE - Pythagora’s Academy105 - Paper Made in China382 - Manuscript transcription1450 - Gutenberg Printing Press

1600 - Public Education 1700 - Blackboard / Chalkboard Slates1800 - Blackboard/Chalkboard Slates/Books1910 - Audiovisual Age1920 - Radio1930 - Film Strip Projector1940 - Overhead Projector

1960 - Television1970 - TV, VCR, VHS Tape1980 - TV, VCR, VHS Tape, Audio Tape1990 - Computer Age1991 - First Smart Board Interactive Whiteboard1995 - DIgital Age2000 - Interactive Age (Smart Response

LE/PE/XE, Laptops, Document Camera)

9P’s (Principles)PriorProper PresentationPreventsPoorPerformance of thePersonPutting on the Presentation

History of Classroom Technology

Chalkboard (1890)-a teaching staple since the 19th century, it allowed teachers to share information with the whole classroom, though they had to erase it and start over when they ran of space.Filmstrips (1925-1980)-these projected still images on an advancing piece of film, accompanied by an audio recording.

Overhead Projector (1890)-this improvement on the chalkboard allowed instructors to use reusable printed transparencies and notes written with pen while facing the audience.Educational Programming(1970)-the establishment of the (PBS) brought educational TV programs into classrooms and homes.

Scantrons (1972)-used machine imaging technology to “read” multiple-choice answer sheets filled with No. 2 pencils, solving teachers grading time.Desktop Computers (1977)-a generation of kids learned math and geography from computer games like “The Oregon Trail”

Internet (1996)-the Web gained wider acceptance in homes and schools by the mid- 1990s- the teachers soon realized its vast educational potential.Interactive Whiteboard (1999)-these blend handwritten class notes with interactive technology.

Youtube (2004)-Educators have used this Internet Staple since the mid-2000s to upload and share free intructional videos.Smartphones and Tablets (2007-2010)-mobile devices give students and teachers more capability in the palm of their hands than astronauts took to the moon 40 years ago.

Interactive Mobile Apps (Today)-there are a multitude of educational apps that can be used for teaching and learning anytime, anywhere for all levels.