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Present INDUSTRIAL WAVE White- collar workers outnumbered blue-collar workers. Changes in agriculture, manufac- turing, mining, and technology occurred. INFORMATION WAVE Characterized by instant access to knowledge; initiates a digital revolution. CONNECTED WAVE (Personal Prediction) A lateral transition from the Informage Age. An era of immense global connectivism. Evolution of American Educational Technology Based upon Alvin Toffler‘s Waves-STRAND 1 Evolution of American Educational Technology Based upon Alvin Toffler‘s Waves-STRAND 1 AGRICULTURAL WAVE Transitioned from hunting and fishing. Villages, settlements, and cultivated lands developed BC-1750 AD

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INDUSTRIAL WAVE White- collar workers outnumbered blue-collar workers. Changes in agriculture, manufac- turing, mining, and technology occurred. INFORMATION WAVE Characterized by instant access to knowledge; initiates a digital revolution. CONNECTED WAVE (Personal Prediction) A lateral transition from the Informage Age. An era of immense global connectivism. Key Technological Advances and Innovations Strand 2 Key Technological Advances and Innovations Strand 2 AGRICULTURAL WAVE Transitioned from hunting and fishing. Villages, settlements, and cultivated lands developed

INDUSTRIAL WAVE White- collar workers outnumbered blue-collar workers. Changes in agriculture, manufac- turing, mining, and technology occurred. INFORMATION WAVE Characterized by instant access to knowledge; initiates a digital revolution. CONNECTED WAVE (Personal Prediction) A lateral transition from the Informage Age. An era of immense global connectivism. Key Technological Advances and Innovations Strand 2 Key Technological Advances and Innovations Strand 2 AGRICULTURAL WAVE Transitioned from hunting and fishing. Villages, settlements, and cultivated lands developed

INDUSTRIAL WAVE White- collar workers outnumbered blue-collar workers. Changes in agriculture, manufac- turing, mining, and technology occurred. INFORMATION WAVE Characterized by instant access to knowledge; initiates a digital revolution. CONNECTED WAVE (Personal Prediction) A lateral transition from the Informage Age. An era of immense global connectivism. Key Technological Advances and Innovations Strand 2 Key Technological Advances and Innovations Strand 2 AGRICULTURAL WAVE Transitioned from hunting and fishing. Villages, settlements, and cultivated lands developed Present

INDUSTRIAL WAVE White- collar workers outnumbered blue-collar workers. Changes in agriculture, manufac- turing, mining, and technology occurred. INFORMATION WAVE Characterized by instant access to knowledge; initiates a digital revolution. CONNECTED WAVE (Personal Prediction) A lateral transition from the Informage Age. An era of immense global connectivism. The Nature of Work: Business and Corporate Philosophies Strand 3 The Nature of Work: Business and Corporate Philosophies Strand 3 AGRICULTURAL WAVE Transitioned from hunting and fishing. Villages, settlements, and cultivated lands developed

INDUSTRIAL WAVE White- collar workers outnumbered blue-collar workers. Changes in agriculture, manufac- turing, mining, and technology occurred. INFORMATION WAVE Characterized by instant access to knowledge; initiates a digital revolution. CONNECTED WAVE (Personal Prediction) A lateral transition from the Informage Age. An era of immense global connectivism. The Nature of Work: Business and Corporate Philosophies Strand 3 The Nature of Work: Business and Corporate Philosophies Strand 3 AGRICULTURAL WAVE Transitioned from hunting and fishing. Villages, settlements, and cultivated lands developed

INDUSTRIAL WAVE White- collar workers outnumbered blue-collar workers. Changes in agriculture, manufac- turing, mining, and technology occurred. INFORMATION WAVE Characterized by instant access to knowledge; initiates a digital revolution. CONNECTED WAVE (Personal Prediction) A lateral transition from the Informage Age. An era of immense global connectivism. The Nature of Work: Business and Corporate Philosophies Strand 3 The Nature of Work: Business and Corporate Philosophies Strand 3 AGRICULTURAL WAVE Transitioned from hunting and fishing. Villages, settlements, and cultivated lands developed Present

INDUSTRIAL WAVE White- collar workers outnumbered blue-collar workers. Changes in agriculture, manufac- turing, mining, and technology occurred. INFORMATION WAVE Characterized by instant access to knowledge; initiates a digital revolution. CONNECTED WAVE (Personal Prediction) A lateral transition from the Informage Age. An era of immense global connectivism. Educational Theories of Learning and Instruction Strand 4 Educational Theories of Learning and Instruction Strand 4 AGRICULTURAL WAVE Transitioned from hunting and fishing. Villages, settlements, and cultivated lands developed

INDUSTRIAL WAVE White- collar workers outnumbered blue-collar workers. Changes in agriculture, manufac- turing, mining, and technology occurred. INFORMATION WAVE Characterized by instant access to knowledge; initiates a digital revolution. CONNECTED WAVE (Personal Prediction) A lateral transition from the Informage Age. An era of immense global connectivism. Educational Theories of Learning and Instruction Strand 4 Educational Theories of Learning and Instruction Strand 4 AGRICULTURAL WAVE Transitioned from hunting and fishing. Villages, settlements, and cultivated lands developed

INDUSTRIAL WAVE White- collar workers outnumbered blue-collar workers. Changes in agriculture, manufac- turing, mining, and technology occurred. INFORMATION WAVE Characterized by instant access to knowledge; initiates a digital revolution. CONNECTED WAVE (Personal Prediction) A lateral transition from the Informage Age. An era of immense global connectivism. Educational Theories of Learning and Instruction Strand 4 Educational Theories of Learning and Instruction Strand 4 AGRICULTURAL WAVE Transitioned from hunting and fishing. Villages, settlements, and cultivated lands developed Present

INDUSTRIAL WAVE White- collar workers outnumbered blue-collar workers. Changes in agriculture, manufac- turing, mining, and technology occurred. INFORMATION WAVE Characterized by instant access to knowledge; initiates a digital revolution. CONNECTED WAVE (Personal Prediction) A lateral transition from the Informage Age. An era of immense global connectivism. Nature of Society and Culture Strand 5 Nature of Society and Culture Strand 5 AGRICULTURAL WAVE Transitioned from hunting and fishing. Villages, settlements, and cultivated lands developed

INDUSTRIAL WAVE White- collar workers outnumbered blue-collar workers. Changes in agriculture, manufac- turing, mining, and technology occurred. INFORMATION WAVE Characterized by instant access to knowledge; initiates a digital revolution. CONNECTED WAVE (Personal Prediction) A lateral transition from the Informage Age. An era of immense global connectivism. Nature of Society and Culture Strand 5 Nature of Society and Culture Strand 5 AGRICULTURAL WAVE Transitioned from hunting and fishing. Villages, settlements, and cultivated lands developed

INDUSTRIAL WAVE White- collar workers outnumbered blue-collar workers. Changes in agriculture, manufac- turing, mining, and technology occurred. INFORMATION WAVE Characterized by instant access to knowledge; initiates a digital revolution. CONNECTED WAVE (Personal Prediction) A lateral transition from the Informage Age. An era of immense global connectivism. Nature of Society and Culture Strand 5 Nature of Society and Culture Strand 5 AGRICULTURAL WAVE Transitioned from hunting and fishing. Villages, settlements, and cultivated lands developed Present

INDUSTRIAL WAVE White- collar workers outnumbered blue-collar workers. Changes in agriculture, manufac- turing, mining, and technology occurred. INFORMATION WAVE Characterized by instant access to knowledge; initiates a digital revolution. CONNECTED WAVE (Personal Prediction) A lateral transition from the Informage Age. An era of immense global connectivism. The Nautrue of Musical Innovations Strand 6 The Nautrue of Musical Innovations Strand 6 AGRICULTURAL WAVE Transitioned from hunting and fishing. Villages, settlements, and cultivated lands developed

INDUSTRIAL WAVE White- collar workers outnumbered blue-collar workers. Changes in agriculture, manufac- turing, mining, and technology occurred. INFORMATION WAVE Characterized by instant access to knowledge; initiates a digital revolution. CONNECTED WAVE (Personal Prediction) A lateral transition from the Informage Age. An era of immense global connectivism. The Nature of Musical Innovations rand 6 The Nature of Musical Innovations rand 6 AGRICULTURAL WAVE Transitioned from hunting and fishing. Villages, settlements, and cultivated lands developed

INDUSTRIAL WAVE White- collar workers outnumbered blue-collar workers. Changes in agriculture, manufac- turing, mining, and technology occurred. INFORMATION WAVE Characterized by instant access to knowledge; initiates a digital revolution. CONNECTED WAVE (Personal Prediction) A lateral transition from the Informage Age. An era of immense global connectivism. The Nature of Musical Innovations Strand 6 The Nature of Musical Innovations Strand 6 AGRICULTURAL WAVE Transitioned from hunting and fishing. Villages, settlements, and cultivated lands developed Present