Instructional Design |
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Edward Thorndike develops a scientific theory of learning |
John Dewey – Importance of hands on activities and concrete examples |
Ralph Tyler refines idea of instructional objectives |
WWII stimulates work on systematic instructional design |
Skinner & Behaviorism. Bloom & Taxonomy |
Robert Gagne and cognitive views of learning. |
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Constructivist views of learning |
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Instructional Technology |
Visual Education Movement develops |
Museums aid schools with teaching materials |
Films begin to be used as educational medium |
Radio is used for instruction |
WWII trainnig uses film and other media |
Television used for instruction |
Focus on impact of media on learning. |
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New types of media emerge for use in education |
Media becomes digital and can be manipulated by computers |
Instructional Computing |
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Atanasoff & Berry invent the electric computer |
First generation computers such as ENIAC. Rely on vacuum tubes. |
Second and Third Generation computers developed |
Personal Computer invented |
WYSWYG GUI introduced to personal computers |
World Wide Web becomes popular |