
Micros in Schools
The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) establishes Micros in Schools scheme £15.1m 1981/2. The aim was to provide all secondary schools (6,514 schools) with
The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) establishes Micros in Schools scheme £15.1m 1981/2. The aim was to provide all secondary schools (6,514 schools) with
DES (Dept of Education and Science) establishes the Microelectronics Education Programme, (MEP).
Micros and Primary Education (MAPE) formed after a conference in 1981 at Exeter University
DES (Dept of Education and Science) establishes the Microelectronics Education Programme, (MEP) to support educational computing (mainly secondary sector – expanded into Primary), through the
BBC broadcasts short series ‘The Silicon Factor’: 3 documentary programmes examining the applications of the new micro-chip technology and exploring its social and economic impact.
BBC short series The Silicon Factor examining the applications of the new micro-chip technology
‘Mindstorms: Children, Computers, and Powerful Ideas’ by Seymour Papert published
First computers in secondary and primary schools in UK – (Commodore Pets)
Computers in Education As a Resource – CEDAR was established in 1979 at the end of the National Development Programme in Computer Assisted Learning
The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) establishes Micros in Schools scheme £15.1m 1981/2. The aim was to provide all secondary schools (6,514 schools) with
DES (Dept of Education and Science) establishes the Microelectronics Education Programme, (MEP).
Micros and Primary Education (MAPE) formed after a conference in 1981 at Exeter University
DES (Dept of Education and Science) establishes the Microelectronics Education Programme, (MEP) to support educational computing (mainly secondary sector – expanded into Primary), through the
BBC broadcasts short series ‘The Silicon Factor’: 3 documentary programmes examining the applications of the new micro-chip technology and exploring its social and economic impact.
BBC short series The Silicon Factor examining the applications of the new micro-chip technology
‘Mindstorms: Children, Computers, and Powerful Ideas’ by Seymour Papert published
First computers in secondary and primary schools in UK – (Commodore Pets)
Computers in Education As a Resource – CEDAR was established in 1979 at the end of the National Development Programme in Computer Assisted Learning
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