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A History of E-Learning- From the 1980's until 2021
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Updated May 17, 2021
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Chapter 4
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Chapter 5
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Chapter 7
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Chapter 9
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Chapter 11
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Chapter 12
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Chapter 13
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History will be learning from 1980 to 2021.
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Although the term e learning was not coined until 1999.
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Many pieces were developed before and after the name was
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first used at a seminar In 1984 up releases the
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Macintosh computer, It's the first personal computer that was sold
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and marketed to the world.
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I did not use the first version, but it did
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grow up in the computer model after it.
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My first computer experience was using the Macintosh Classic 1987
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saw Power Point released.
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This invention not only shaped my educational journey through use
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by my teachers, but I also use this every day
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of my career.
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1990 saw the first learning management system released A soft
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are called 1st Class.
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I don't use uh, first class at my workplace.
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I use a different learning management system called E T.
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Q. It is actually a quality management system with features
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from the LMS systems.
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1987 saw a little launch instant messenger.
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This drove the other businesses to release their own platforms,
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The one I used a skype and it's nice to
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be able to communicate using this platform.
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It's easy in this sufficient way to communicate with my
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trainees. I can plan or schedule, I can review progress
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or things of that nature.
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In 1999, Jones International University became the first fully on
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online university to become accredited.
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This was the start of the online movement.
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In 2005, YouTube was founded.
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This has been one of the most useful education tools
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for my personal life and career census launch.
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First memory I have of using it is learning how
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to tie my own tie.
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Since then, it's taught me Excel snowblower repair and although
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I'm ashamed to admit it, cooking skills.
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2008 saw massive open online courses launched.
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This is really integral to myself.
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When I first was looking at going back to school,
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I was looking at Fedex and courses to take their,
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this drove me to find You Effie and this program
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that we're in, the adult education program, I am actually
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going to take some uh, Fedex courses in the summer
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here. 2011 saw the world's highest valued ed tech firm
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the jews, It begins to offer free access to their
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services and other tech firms joined in offering free services.
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Yeah, Debe and kissed.
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Entous promote the use of personal learning environments to connect
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informing formal education.
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This is where we connect the Youtube, Skype email and
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the M 00 C s.
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Going into 2020, There was only 77 using online training.
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Now, 98 of companies are using some form of online
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training From my workplace.
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Almost 75 of training facilitated online because of this, And
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in 2021, Prezi video tool was launched In 2019, but
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it sees a huge spike in the pandemic.
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In fact, I'm using it right now to present this,
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this uh topic.
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Looking into the future.
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All these innovations together have made education except accessible, flexible
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and custom for students, which will likely lead to a
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further increase of learners.
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Thank you for listening.
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