Sister Mary Kenneth Keller was an educator and pioneer in computer science. She was the first person to earn a Ph.D. in computer science in the United States! Keller was an advocate for the involvement of women in computing and the use of computers for education. #RoleModelsinCS
I recently lost my hearing, and now I truly appreciate Chrome's live transcription. It is the only way I can comprehend what my guest's are saying...or watch YouTube videos on my Mac. If you want to turn it on, go to Chrome's Preferences and then Accessibility.
Every technology that makes the iPhone so "smart" was government funded: the Internet, GPS, its touch-screen display and the voice-activated Siri
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One of the best pieces of research/media this week:
For poor children, living in an area where people have more friendships that cut across class lines significantly increases how much they earn in adulthood
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Come and join us tomorrow at 8pm GMT as we discuss the potential of iPadOS 15 in the classroom. What are you looking forward to? What are your tips? Lots to discuss, share and learn! #AppleEDUchat@AppleEDU
📈 "What If" Math Labs https://t.co/3y7VqVRzfI Over 100 free spreadsheet templates that each teach a math concept through student inquiry and exploration. #edtech#mathchat#mathschat#mtbos#GoogleEDU
The American experiment in self-government is a fragile anomaly in world history – and at this moment, we are facing profoundly dangerous threats to this system. I’m LIVE on the Senate floor, arguing for action to defend and restore our democracy. Watch: https://t.co/ZPVTIlTLf1