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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.
Computer History Museum
Aug 14, 2020
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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.
Computer History Museum
Jun 27
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.
Computer History Museum
Jun 14
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.
Computer History Museum
Jun 9
Computing’s Woodstock
Computing’s Woodstock
CHM releases historic videos of the 1976 Los Alamos conference that starred giants of early computing.
Computer History Museum
Jun 7
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.
Computer History Museum
May 24
Creating Disruption
Creating Disruption
Tony Fadell shares insights from 30 years making world-changing products, including the iPod, iPhone, and Nest.
Computer History Museum
May 17
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.
Computer History Museum
Oct 2, 2019
The First Smartphone
The First Smartphone
Handspring cofounders explain why they didn’t survive despite beating out the iPhone by a decade.
Computer History Museum
May 13
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.
Computer History Museum
Apr 19
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.
Computer History Museum
Apr 12
Ukraine’s Software & Computer Museum
Ukraine’s Software & Computer Museum
The Software & Computing Museum in Ukraine is under threat from Russian bombs. It’s personal for CHM Senior Curator Dag Spicer.
Computer History Museum
Mar 31
A Courage Machine
A Courage Machine
Author Sebastian Mallaby decodes the history and impact of venture capital with leading Silicon Valley VCs.
Computer History Museum
Mar 22
Logical Piano Lessons
Logical Piano Lessons
The Logical Piano looks like an early digital computer, but this Victorian device was not about computing.
Computer History Museum
Feb 1
Moore’s Law: “The Most Important Graph in Human History”
Moore’s Law: “The Most Important Graph in Human History”
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David A. Laws
Jan 3
What Is Real?
What Is Real?
Where is AI headed, and what are the implications for humanity? Eric Schmidt and Daniel Huttenlocher tackle the hard questions.
Computer History Museum
Dec 7, 2021
Meet the Adams Brothers
Meet the Adams Brothers
Pioneering Silicon Valley software entrepreneurs share their story.
Computer History Museum
Nov 9, 2021
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