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Looks at several different computer systems used in a variety of applications in order to bring out the basic similarities between them.
Radio broadcast. Trevor Cox of Salford University considers whether a computer could ever create a work of art that could match Shakespeare’s creativity or stand up to critical scrutiny. He has a 3D model...
The Metropolitan Police has received a new computer system which will enable officers to look at reports of crimes logged in different parts of the capital. Eventually all of London will be covered by the...
Trevor Burke, who founded the company Phonelink, talks to Mark Phillips about Tel-me, the new software by which companies can search data, maps, news and directory services through their telephone.
A non-technical film illustrating the applications of computers in medicine. Concentrates on patient-care applications and shows computers being used in general practice, nursing care, diagnosis and patient...
An introduction to the potential use of computer applications in the hotel and catering industry (eg. pubs, restaurants, hotels). A variety of applications are illustrated demonstrating the capabilities of...
Shows existing and potential office applications of computers, including word processing and computerised telephone systems. Discusses future applications - electronic mail and computerised filing &...
An appraisal of the main applications of computers in business environments. Part 1 asks pertinent questions about buying hardware and software and looks at available packages for accounting, database...
A range of short videos on how to use the free JING software and its applications in teaching. JING is a screen capture tool that allows you to make a narrated video showing how to do something on a...
A fortnightbly podcast compiled by the British Computer Society, giving a humorous take on ‘interesting, amusing and downright weird’ developments in IT.
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