2. The History of Computers in Education

3. ENIAC ( Electronic Numerical Integrator and Calculator)

4. Transistor

5. Microchip

6. PLATO

7. Logo FD 40 RT 120 FD 40

8. Mainframes

9. Computer Literacy: Computer awareness

10. Personal Computers Altair 8800 built from a kit Apple II

11. IBM PC 10 PRINT “ HELLO ” 20 FOR I=1 TO 15 30 PRINT I 40 NEXT I

12. Computer Literacy: Programming skills

13. Growing Competition

14. Macintosh

15. Rapid Growth AppleWorks Wordprocessing Databases Spreadsheets

16. Computer Literacy: Skills in keyboard operation, programming, wordprocessing, database management, spreadsheet creation, graphic design and problem solving

17. CD-ROM and Multimedia

18. Multimedia Continues

19. Computer Literacy: Using the computer as a learning and problem-solving tool

20. Animation and Video

21. Surfing the Internet

22. CD-ROMs for Schools and Homes Entertainment Education Edutainment

23. Lowering Student-to-Computer Ratios 19851995 50:19:1

24. Internet in Schools 10%20%30%40%50%60%65%

25. Continued Growth Schools connected computers with networks Software was produced solely on CD-ROMs Web continued astounding growth

26. Computer Literacy: Technical fluency

27. Extended Information Access Ability to publish and communicate globally Attention to information- seeking skills Access to more information

28. Faster Internet access The Future Lower costs More powerful computers Increasingly flexible tools