TECHNOLOGY REVIEW ANALYSIS ASSIGNMENT

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T ECHNOLOGY R EVIEW A NALYSIS A SSIGNMENT Angela Piergentili
1970- 1985 Special Education Early 1980-Adaptive switches, cell systems, communication boards, adaptive books, adaptive eating utensils, tactile enhancement 1981 computers were first introduced in schools. Graphics, and multimedia for learning. Videodisc environments
1970- 1985 Gifted and Talented 1978-emphasis on technology to prepare for the future 1980s-Logo, Hyperstudio, and word processors
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1986- 1999 Special Education 1989 Word processing programs Computer assisted instruction 1990 hypermedia and hypermedia study guides 1998-Simulations programs, database design, and research
1986- 1999 Gifted and Talented 1991- Math and science enrichment. Robotics, Logo, and other design programs 1998-Simulations programs, database design, and research
2000- 2019 Special Education Shift from tutor to tool Word processors, word prediction, speech recognition, spell checkers, text-to-speech programs, graphic organizers, and online resources
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2000- 2019 Gifted and Talented Further infusion of technology: simulations, and database design Provide advanced content through virtual programs
2019→ Special Education Proper and full implementation of current/new technologies Underutilization of assistive technology devices
2019→ Gifted and Talented Shift from math specific technology to arts and literature Lack of social peer interaction
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