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Technology Is the Only Way to Open Schools in the Fall — But It’s Far from Perfect

Technology Is the Only Way to Open Schools in the Fall — But It’s Far from Perfect

While technology might be the solution, it is not the answer.
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2022 Fellow Award Ceremony

2022 Fellow Award Ceremony

CHM honors new Fellows Adele Goldberg, Don Bitzer, Dan Ingalls and Leonard Kleinrock for a lifetime of achievement.
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Smalltalk at 50

Smalltalk at 50

Catch up with pioneering members of the Smalltalk team at their CHM reunion.
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Music-Film-Computers

Music-Film-Computers

Early collaborations between digital artists and composers advanced the state of technology.
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Innovative Computer Art

Innovative Computer Art

Camille Utterback builds on the work of earlier computer animators and uses new interactivity tools to create her art.
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The True History of the Pixel

The True History of the Pixel

Computing graphics pioneer and Pixar cofounder Alvy Ray Smith shares stories about the origins of the pixel.
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The Biggest Chip In the World

The Biggest Chip In the World

What (and who) is behind the world’s biggest integrated circuit on display at CHM.
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Silicon Valley: Building on a Culture of Looking Forward

Silicon Valley: Building on a Culture of Looking Forward

As industries have come and gone, and through booms and busts, the idea that change is good is one thing that hasn’t changed. Until now.
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Courage, Resilience, and Sharing

Courage, Resilience, and Sharing

CHM Fellow Lynn Conway has created a supportive online community for LGBTQ+ youth.
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Educating the Planet

Educating the Planet

Sal Khan shares his thoughts on the past, present, and future of Khan Academy and education around the world.
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Xpress Yourself: Pride, Stonewall, and Tim Gill

Xpress Yourself: Pride, Stonewall, and Tim Gill

Quark founder Tim Gill has helped protect and preserve historic LGBTQ+ sites.
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Computing’s Woodstock

Computing’s Woodstock

CHM releases historic videos of the 1976 Los Alamos conference that starred giants of early computing.
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Technology + Art

Technology + Art

Computing and art grew up together. Early computer-animated films created from 1963–1972 are today considered milestones in both fields.
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Creating Disruption

Creating Disruption

Tony Fadell shares insights from 30 years making world-changing products, including the iPod, iPhone, and Nest.
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The First Smartphone

The First Smartphone

Handspring cofounders explain why they didn’t survive despite beating out the iPhone by a decade.
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There at the Creation

There at the Creation

Klara Dán von Neumann’s role as a pioneering computer programmer in the 1940s and ’50s is revealed.
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Stewart Brand’s World of Ideas

Stewart Brand’s World of Ideas

John Markoff explores Stewart Brand’s place at the epicenter of new technologies and Silicon Valley.
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