Peter Cunningham - Early Computers in Education

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1980s
Research machines 380Z
Dot matrix printers
BBC Domesday Project
Acorn
Early computing in schools
History education
Education projects
900th anniversary of Domesday book
1984
Census
Acorn BBC Master
Laserdisc
Obsolescence
RM Nimbus
Turtle robot
Early programming in schools
Computer analysis of historical data
Early school performance data
National Curriculum
SATS
Chris Woodhead
Education policy
Computers and access to historical documents

Dr. Peter Cunningham talks about his experiences with micro computers in education throughout the eighties and nineties. Peter talks about Acorn BBC Micro computers, The Turtle, RM Nimbus computers and how they have changed education.

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