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Looks at the growth of personal computer industry. Bill Gates of Microsoft is one of America’s richest men. The key to future profits is something portable and friendly and linked to a stream of digital...
The story of Alan Turing, credited by many as the father of the modern digital computer. The programme highlights the importance of Turing’s early interest in logic and mathematics, as well as his later...
Tim Hunkin humorously explains the workings of familiar machines. His technique is to present the scientific principles and show how the machines evolved by using demonstrations and animated cartoon...
A working video in four sections for use with the study units.
The observational data is intended for use in close conjunction with exercises set in the course text and is primary source material for analysis and other exercises.
Video-based pack focusing on ‘starting points’ for integrating information technology (IT) into modern language learning. Consists of ‘snapshots’ of real lessons, the way the work of the class is...
Series tracing the development of the computer.
Introduces the beginner to computers and the language of the MS-DOS operating system. Discusses aspects of micros and their functions, including hard and floppy discs, files and directories. Describes many...
For the last 40 years computer scientists have been pursuing the dream of making a truly intelligent machine. The new breed of computers can work without programs. They are based on the human brain and can...
Film commissioned and Broadcast by Channel Four in 1991. The film- described by the Guardian in 1991 as ‘an outlandish essay in technophobia- seems remarkably perceptive as the relentless assault on the...
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