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Royan Lee, a teacher at Beverley Acres Public School uses technology to create a more interactive, collaborative and social classroom. He is seen teaching Zinedine Jina-Pettersen, 12, Alessandra Tuzi, 12, Michelle Bennett, 12, and Kamran Rahbar, 12, how to use GarageBand for the iPad. (JENNIFER ROBERTS/Jennifer Roberts/The Globe and Mail)
Royan Lee, a teacher at Beverley Acres Public School uses technology to create a more interactive, collaborative and social classroom. He is seen teaching Zinedine Jina-Pettersen, 12, Alessandra Tuzi, 12, Michelle Bennett, 12, and Kamran Rahbar, 12, how to use GarageBand for the iPad. (JENNIFER ROBERTS/Jennifer Roberts/The Globe and Mail)

Timeline: Classroom technology from papyrus to iPads Add to ...

Tamara Baluja

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Though today's classroom technology is mostly digital, teachers have always used innovative tools to supplement their teaching. This timeline outlines the most prominent pedagogical tools.

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