CP+Part+2

=History of Educational Technology Tools=

Assignment
Divide this topic into eras - each person sign up to curate one. Make sure to broaden your search beyond the borders of the U.S.

The new Curatorial 2 project focused on the compiling of videos, movies, digital pictures that show what technology was being used in education during each of the chronological time periods. These are not presentations like the one below, or articles - find the actual footage of the technology use in an educational or training setting.

Do not prepare a write-up of what you found - this is simply finding the resources.

Go to YouTube, TeacherTube, and/or Google Video for the video clips; to Google Images, [|http://flickr.com] and others for the digital pictures. Load what you find into your student page in the wiki and we'll start sharing them on the 15th.

By the way, for the newest tools, screen shots are ok - it might be difficult to find a video of students blogging or using a Ning.

An excellent resource for lots of this is at http://www.archive.org/index.php I originally got there through the Prelinger Archives, but that's just a subset of the main page. Lots there for the taking, plus there's multiple file sizes for most of the videos. -Chris

Chronology
Make sure to include the obvious tools that might be so invisible within the processes of education that we look past them - many would never think of chalk/chalkboard, pencils, pens, and paper as educational technology tools, but they are.

**NOTE:** These are arbitrary divisions - I do not have a hidden agenda. We need to make sure that the early eras are covered, so spread yourselves out and avoid clamoring to cover the new tools ... especially those of you who are using those tools regularly ... you know who you are - so do I :-)  Tomomi Kawakami -- I will pick up some traditional tools for education in Japan. || Dawn Peterson I have chossen this era because it was during this time that I began teaching. I thought that it would be interesting to see what type of technology that I could have used to enhance my student teaching experience. ||
 * **Era** || **Sign up here ** - Some eras have much to cover and that will require more than one of you to sign up. In those instances, make sure to include the technologies that you will cover. ||
 * Before 1940 || Michelle Edgcomb -- I picked this era as I basically know nothing about it (except radio). Should be fun.
 * 1946-1958 || Colleen Herald: The Vacuum Tube Years ||
 * 1940-1959 || Iryna Brown - television was invented during this period of time. We did not have a TV set until I was in high school (it was black and white) because my family was really poor. I have a love-hate relationship with TV. Also, I think that television was crucial for education.  It will be fun to research this topic... ||
 * 1960-1974 || Sondra Ehley - Having attended school in this era, chalk/chalkboard, pencils, pens, paper, Selectric typwriters, (w/o calculators) were the only educational technology tools we had. Focus will be on the quality of education and our students then and now!    ||
 * 1975-1984 || Tom Waterson - I was born in 75 and was in 1st or 2nd grade in 84. In a way I can explore how technology shaped my early educational years. ||
 * 1985-1994 || Patrice Hess //(I'm choosing these years because they are the years in the chronology during which I was in high school and undergrad. It will be fun to reminisce!)// ||
 * 1995-1999 || <span style="COLOR: rgb(157,0,255)">Tami Dean OK, I //Really// wanted to do 2004-2008, but since there is the disclaimer above from Dr. T, and I know she knows what I am using.... I am going back to my undergrad years here to find out what tools were there, but I missed! I do remember e-mailing..... We'll see what else is out there! ||
 * 2000-2003 || <span style="COLOR: rgb(255,0,218)">Yan-- <span style="COLOR: rgb(13,7,7)">Though <span style="COLOR: rgb(13,7,7)">I haven't found anything about this era yet, I will keep trying and see if I can find anything.
 * 2000-2003 || <span style="COLOR: rgb(255,0,218)">Yan-- <span style="COLOR: rgb(13,7,7)">Though <span style="COLOR: rgb(13,7,7)">I haven't found anything about this era yet, I will keep trying and see if I can find anything.
 * 2000-2003 || <span style="COLOR: rgb(255,0,218)">Yan-- <span style="COLOR: rgb(13,7,7)">Though <span style="COLOR: rgb(13,7,7)">I haven't found anything about this era yet, I will keep trying and see if I can find anything.
 * 2004-2008 || Chris -- Focus on Web 2.0, interactivity, programming, and software literacy: the continuing evolution of information and networking, through the availability and refinement of tools like electronic searches, blogs, digital media, productivity tools, open-source software, online tutorials, discussion forums, etc. ||
 * 2004-2008 || Chris -- Focus on Web 2.0, interactivity, programming, and software literacy: the continuing evolution of information and networking, through the availability and refinement of tools like electronic searches, blogs, digital media, productivity tools, open-source software, online tutorials, discussion forums, etc. ||

New Resource
media type="custom" key="2054448" Excellent overview of Ed Tech in Canada and the U.S.

Initial Resources
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[|History of Educational Technology] (2008) Recording of Elluminate session - [|Presentation only]

[|History of Educational Technology] (2008) <span style="BACKGROUND-COLOR: rgb(246,9,17)"> [|History, the History of Computers, and the History of Computers in Education] (2007) **//<span style="BACKGROUND-COLOR: rgb(255,0,207)">Iryna Brown //**

[|The School Design Model at Brewster Academy: Technology Serving Teaching & Learning Part 1] (1996) [|The School Design Model at Brewster Academy: Technology Enabling School Reform Part 2] (2000)

[|Influences of Theory on Educational Technology] (1999)

[|Computers in Education: A Brief History] (1997) [|Computer-Based Technology and Learning: Evolving Uses and Expectations] (2000) **//Chris Lackey//** [|The Evolution of Information Access] (2005) __**<span style="COLOR: rgb(255,9,0)">Sondra Ehley **

[|A Brief History of Distance Education]__ (1997) <span style="BACKGROUND-COLOR: rgb(255,0,193)">Yan Sun [|A Brief History of Distance Education] (2006) <span style="BACKGROUND-COLOR: rgb(0,255,22)">Colleen Herald