If you had asked anyone in the 1950s what the classrooms of 2018 would look like, they’d have described a space-age classroom with all sorts of high-tech gadgetry. The reality is, our classrooms haven’t changed much. In some cases the No.2 pencil has been exchanged for an iPad, and the chalkboard for a dry-erase or … Continue reading "Education Prophesies: How We Envisioned the Classroom of the Future"
IBM Selective Sequence Electronic Calculator c. 1948.
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In the 1960s and 1970s, women had big hair and big computers. They also had short skirts...
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For my birthday I got A LOT of games, I’ll share those soon, but first I wanna share one of my favorite gifts! :D My boyfriend bought a Nintendo Family Computer Robot (also known as R.O.B) fr…
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Still remember the good ol' days with joysticks and bulky monitors? 1TB hard disks may now be a common sight, but did you know that people used to be
Photographer John Short captured some of the most influential designs in the early history of personal computing for a new book, “Home Computers: 100 Icons that Defined a Digital Generation.”
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An entire generation of kids was brainwashed by the creative folks at Hanna-Barbera into thinking that the future would consist of treadmill sidewalks, levitating high schools in the clouds, and family-sized flying saucers for the commute. It’s hard to watch The Jetsons today and not think, “Boy, they really thought about resources differently in the 1960s.” (Actually, this radio program from the Canadian Broadcast Company argues that The Jetsons got more right than you’d suspect…. can you say Roomba?) One of the prime objects of techno-fetishization was the Jetsons’ maid, called Rosie, who (per Wikipedia) was an outdated model but so beloved by the family that they would never think to replace her. I also didn’t realize until researching it today that most of the Jetsons episodes were made in the 1980s—in fact, Rosie appeared in only two episodes in the original 1962-1963 run and was a more frequent premise in the 1980s episodes. Anyway, we think of that kind of robot as existing purely in the future, but a man named Dennis Weston who lived in Leeds, England, created a reasonable—and working—facsimile of Rosie almost at the same time as those original...
Classic tin toys take us back to simpler times. From wind-up robots, to rocket ships or even atomic rayguns, these replicas of toys from the 50s and 60s are great for nostalgia and a little fun.
