Technology is constantly evolving. To think, a computer used to take up an entire room. Now, it can fit in the palm of your hand. If you want to see someone who lives 6,000 miles away, you no longer have to get on plane, you just turn on video chat. Technology has even transformed the way we learn. With just a few clicks, we have access to more information that we could ever learn in our lifetime. This week you’ll examine how technology integration into education has changed over time. Prior to completing this discussion, read Clark (2009), Sheehan & Johnson (2012), and Thota & Negreiros (2015). In addition, view Retterer (2008).Initial Post: Create an initial response that addresses the following:Part 1: TimelineCreate a timeline that presents at least 5 major milestones, over a span of at least 30 years, representing how technology integration in education has changed.This timeline can be created using any tool of your choice. Possible options include:Tiki-Toki , Time Glider, Visme , Timegraphics, or TimetoastProvide a link to your timeline in the discussionPart 2: Alignment to Learning TheoryComplete Part 2 directly in the discussion forum.Align each milestone that is present on your timeline to one of the following learning theories:Behaviorism, Cognitivism, Constructivism, Social Constructivism, Connectivism, Social Learning Theory, Experiential LearningMore than one learning theory may align, however, you will select the learning theory that you believe has the strongest connection. Be sure to support your alignment by providing a brief explanation as to why the learning theory you’ve selected is best supported by the milestone. For example, Wikis transformed the way we can collaborate with others online. The development of the Wiki could be considered a major milestone. Because of the functionality of Wiki technology, you might align this milestone to a social constructivism approach to learning. A key component of social constructivism is learning through the interaction with others. Wiki technology can facilitate that interaction without people needing to be in the same physical space at the same time.Part 3: Assessment of MilestonesComplete Part 3 directly in the discussion forum.For each milestone, state the benefits that have come from that milestone as well as the challenges that have been associated with it.Part 4: Milestone ResearchComplete Part 4 directly in the discussion forum.Locate at two resources that take a historical view of technology integration in education. In your post, be sure to include the full APA citation for each of these resources.If needed, consult Scholarly, Peer Reviewed, and Other Credible Sources (Links to an external site.). This table offers additional guidance on appropriate source types. If you have questions about whether a specific source is appropriate for this assignment, please contact your instructor.Guided Response: Post responses to at least two classmates. In your response, reflect on the milestones that have been presented. Questions you might consider in your response include:Do you see any of them as having a greater impact on education that others?Do you find that technology use in education tends to be supported more by some learning theories over others?Do you agree or disagree with any of the benefits and challenges that have been presented?600 words or more

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The Allied Group has acquired Kramer Industries and is now considering additional investments. They have determined that there is a firm that is a good fit for their portfolio, the Kramer firm of Montana. The firm was established in 1990 and has the following historical returns:Kramer IndustriesYearEarnings1990(8% Loss)199523%200026%200531%201018%What was the average return for the stock over the period of 1990 through 2010?What was the standard deviation for the stock over this period?Assume that you currently have a portfolio that returns 19.5%. If you add this stock to the current portfolio, what would happen to the average return on the portfolio?Should Allied invest in the stock? Justify your response.