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2000: Introduction of Technology in Classrooms

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2000: Introduction of Technology in Classrooms

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The turn of the century saw the integration of computers and internet resources into teaching. Educators began exploring how technology could enhance student engagement and learning outcomes.

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Platforms like Moodle and Blackboard gained popularity, allowing teachers to provide online courses and resources. This marked the beginning of blended learning in higher education.

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As technology advanced, digital literacy became a core skill for teachers. They were trained to use tools like Microsoft Office, online research, and digital communication effectively.

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2010: Introduction of Interactive Whiteboards

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2010: Introduction of Interactive Whiteboards

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Interactive whiteboards became a standard tool in classrooms, encouraging dynamic and interactive lessons that engaged students more effectively.

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2012: Growth of Social Media in Education

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2012: Growth of Social Media in Education

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Social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook started being used for professional development and as tools to connect with students and parents.

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2015: Focus on Critical Thinking and Creativity

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2015: Focus on Critical Thinking and Creativity

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Teaching shifted to prioritizing critical thinking and creativity, with project-based and inquiry-based learning becoming more common.

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2018: Rise of Artificial Intelligence in Education

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2018: Rise of Artificial Intelligence in Education

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AI tools like adaptive learning platforms and grading systems began assisting teachers, personalizing the learning experience for students.

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The COVID-19 pandemic forced a swift transition to remote teaching, highlighting the need for flexibility, digital tools, and virtual collaboration skills.

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Gamification became popular in higher education, with teachers incorporating game-like elements into their lessons to boost motivation and engagement.

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Teachers emphasized global competence, preparing students to work and communicate effectively in diverse and interconnected environments.