school technology timeline by Riannon Hoffman

2000's older brother Mathew

mydptb9vbq — 2025-01-20 04:29:59 UTC

90's and 2000's:

When you were young, what technologies did you use in school?
projectors, roll-in TV, Computer lab, interactive VHS, mechanical pencils
Which did you like most? Least? And, why?
like the most: the mechanical pencil, because you could "shoot spit wads with it"
liked the least: interactive VHS's, because it seemed very cheesy and unrealistic
How did this tool (app) enhance your learning experience?
mechanical pencil: made school more fun because he could get into more mischieve.

mydptb9vbq — 2025-01-20 04:29:59 UTC

When you were young, what technologies did you use in school?
Smart board, Computer lab, Microsoft paint, cardboard clocks, typing agent
Which did you like most? Least? And, why?
liked the most: Microsoft Paint; during the computer lab, rather than focus, I would have fun doodling with Microsoft paint.
liked the least: typing agent, while int the computer lab we were forced to work on typing practice and it was always very boring and stressful for me
How did this tool (app) enhance your learning experience?
overall, Microsoft Paint was closer to being bad for my learning experience because I'd get distracted and focus on that rather than the actual learning.

mydptb9vbq — 2025-01-20 04:30:00 UTC

When you were young, what technologies did you use in school?
overhead projector, roll in TV (AV cart), thermograph, white out, erasable ink pen, mechanical pencils, chalk boards, scantron
Which did you like most? Least? And, why?
The most: the erasable pens and mechanical pencils, didn't have to worry sharpening your pencil
The least: didn't like chalk boards because they were so messy and when they would get in trouble would have to write lines
How did this tool enhance your learning experience?
while speaking on the projector: "easier way to learn"