Prior to the invention of the printing press, only the clergy and the wealthiest male elites could get an education, since learning required the use of hand-written manuscripts, which were produced one at a time. Once the printing press was invented, what media scholar Harold Innis called the "monopoly of knowledge" was finally broken-- now, not just a privileged elite could have access to educational material. More books were made available in mass quantities, and they could be printed quickly. This was also a gift for authors, who were able to see their works get into the hands of more people in more places, without having to wait for a scribe to create a hand-written version.
It stimulated the education of the masses by providing mass produced reading materials such as fliers, newspapers, and books.
Printing cost, Wages for experts preparing it, Colour or Black and White Printing, Cost of printing Paper, Printing machines etc.
Printing cost, Wages for experts preparing it, Colour or Black and White Printing, Cost of printing Paper, Printing machines etc.
it didn't
No i diddnt
nothing just joking i have no clue
what part of education? as a teacher or student?
yes
Natural resource funds supported education.
It helped to spread the Reformation and it made education more accessible.
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