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  • 5/18/2014
Remember "Mavis Beacon" and the TI-81 calculator? So do we. From computer games in the 80s, to graphing calculators in the 90s, to iPads in the classroom more recently—technology in school has evolved a lot over the last few decades. Here's how a lot of Americans have used technology in the classroom.

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