Tuesday
May 13, 2008
May 13, 2008
The Magic Box was produced by Richard Paul. Many of the old movies heard in this program came from the collection of Skip Elsheimer (ELZ-heimer) who acquired many films from schools that had to make room for new computer labs. Special thanks to Michael Olson of the Stanford University libraries, Kathleen Brantley of Market Data Retrieval Corporation, and Elisabeth Kaplan & Carrie Seib of the Charles Babbage Institute at the University of Minnesota. Doug Noble's book "The Classroom Arsenal" is published by Falmer Press.
Links: Computer History Museum This museum preserves artifacts and stories of the information age, documenting the evolution of technology.
Books:
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Lisa Simeone
 To order a copy of Magic Box online click here or call us toll-free at 1-888-38-TAPES.
Revenge Trapped on the Wrong Side of History Guns and Butter Relating to Dad High School Time What's New at School? AIDS in Haiti Click Here for College People and Software Software Is Elementary Washington Goes to the Moon: Against the Tide We Were on Duty Who needs libraries? Teaching: The Next Generation Children and God Gut Reaction The Public Green and the Poor Traffic Jam Washington Goes to the Moon: Climbing the Hill Washington Goes to the Moon: The Day That Changed Everything Magic Box
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