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Alles in order? Ruziden om de ruimte: by admin — published Apr 19, 2013
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Apple Macintosh computer: by admin — published Mar 05, 2011
The Apple Macintosh was launched in January 1984, for the first time incorporating a windows, icon, mouse and pointer user interface in a consumer level computer. Successful in schools although in the minority, because of its simplicity of use combined with power.
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Archaeology: by admin — published Apr 19, 2013
A00111
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Association of Information Technology in Teacher Education: by admin — published Aug 02, 2013 — last modified Aug 02, 2013 02:42 AM
This organisation (ITTE) of lecturers involved in information technology in teacher education departments of universities also attracted others from the schools sector in advisory, inspection and research rôles.
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Avec Plaisir (copy 1): by admin — published Apr 19, 2013
A00068
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Avec Plaisir (copy 2): by admin — published Apr 19, 2013
A00069
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Battle of the Somme: by admin — published Apr 19, 2013
A00035
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BBC Acorn Microcomputer: by admin — published Mar 05, 2011
The BBC selected this Acorn microcomputer in 1982 as part of its Computer Literacy Project, propelling it into widespread adoption, particularly in primary schools. Excellent in specifications, its high quality design and ease of programming made it a popular choice for teachers to develop their own software as well as run a wide range of commercially created learning packages.
Located in Timeline / First timeline events
BBC Buggy: by admin — published Mar 05, 2011
The BBC Buggy was a robot kit designed by Mike Bostock to support the BBC Computer Literacy Project. It was driven from the BBC microcomputer.
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BBC Children's Favourites: by admin — published Apr 19, 2013
A00112
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