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- Early computers with limited capacity.
- They were large and expensive.
- Only available for military purposes, large universities or gobernment.

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- Computers used to experiment with Skinner's theories.
- Computers provided repetitive lessons.
- Computers took the role as a teacher and gave feedback.

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- The developed of computer programs that accepted a variety of responses and did not judge the students mistakes.
- The focus was shifted to exercises that encouraged students to create their own sentences.
- Teachers tried to used only L2 to created a more natural environment.
- Computer games were developed to teach language, in which students could interact with the computer and made their own choices.
- The PC was introduce in the late 1970's (APPLE). With functions such as word processors, spreadsheets, drawing software, and other very useful functions.

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- Educators began to use project-based learning, these assignments integrate a variety of skills.
- Technology advanced in multimedia and world wide web.
- CD ROMS made multimedia programs possible.
- Hyperlinks allows SS to navigate within a program, also gives them freedom to explore and learn.
- Used for military and academic research; however, computers were quite slow, and limited content was available.
- Videos were not very practical.
- Real time communication possible.
- Exchange audio files and text easily.
- Hypermedia used within an educational program or to navigate on the internet. With this, creating a more authentic learning environment and integrate skills was possible.
- Access to a wide variety of resources.
- Multimedia programs had their limitations, in which teachers had to rely on software companies.
- These companies don't always follow good pedagogical principles.

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- In March of 2002, the company Research In Motion (BlackBerry Ltd nowadays) released their first smartphone: The BlackBerry.
- This phone was equipped with features and technology like email, text, calls,faxing, and even an Internet browser. With all of these advantages, the BlackBerry was a must-have for businesspeople.