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Ivan Pavlov
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Constructivism
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Edward Thorndike
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John B. Watson
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Jean Piaget
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Lev Vygotsky
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John Dewy
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B. F. Skinner
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School Museums
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The catalog of instructional films
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The visual instruction movement
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Jerome Bruner
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Cognitivism
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Robert M. Gagné
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Radio broadcasting, Sound Recordings, and Sound Motion Pictures
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Visulizing the Curriculum
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The instructional medium (Radio, Film and TV)
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The audiovisual instruction movement
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World War II
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Behaviorist Theory
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The peak of using military training films
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Edgar Dale, "Con of Experience"
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Using audiovisual devices in the schools aand Media research studies
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Theories and models of communication (Shannon and Weaver)
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Instrucional Television
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Computer-assisted instruction (CAI)
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The first computer
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242 television channels for educational purposes
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Bloom's Taxonomy
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Educational Broadcasting
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The development of CAI systems (PLATO & TICCIT)
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Supports on public television by the Ford Foundation
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The Carnegie Commission on Educational Television
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The new terms (Educational Technology, Instructional Technology, and AECT)
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Cognitive Behavioral Theory
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Child Development Theory
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Using computers for instructional purposes
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The term, Internet
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Multiple Intelligence Theories
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World Wide Web
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Scaffolding Theory
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Distance Learning Boom
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Computers and advances ditigial technology for instruction purposes
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The term, "Weblog"
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Google
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Use of Internet, Online & Distance Leanring in higher education and K-12
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Wikipedia
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iPod
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Facebook
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YouTube
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Twitter
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iPhone
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