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During 1910 the US started to use educational film in schools. While this wasn't as big of a shift as some had predicted it would be, it was still monumental.

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Audiovisual Instructional Movement (1920s - 1930s)

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Audiovisual Instructional Movement (1920s - 1930s)

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This period involved innovation in media that also utilized sound, like radio and motion pictures with sound. This period was also marred by the Great Depression, which had some effect on the scope of impact of audiovisual technology.

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During both the world wars technology in classrooms became more stagnant, meanwhile, technology was being developed to assist in training troops and to train industrial workers.

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The FCC set aside a bunch of channels for exclusively educational content, and this was a trend for about a decade. By the time the 60s came around, the interest in educational television was waning.

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Computers began more prominent in education after the invention of the microchip computer because they were cheaper and smaller, making them better suited for the classroom. While at the beginning they were used to build computer related skills, eventually they became a universal resource.

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The introduction of social media changed how everyone communicated, including students and staff. Things like Facebook revolutionized the social lives of college students around America.