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Picture of the CM Storm Quick Fire Pro gamingkeyboard, with N-key rollover, Cherry MX Red-switches and lit gaming keys
Basisschool leraren leren omgaan met een computer!
Nog even en de kinderen verslaan hun leerkrachten omdat zij spelenderwijs sneller zijn in het opnemen van nieuwe dingen.
“All Aboard!” ~ ¥
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When I was in college, I commuted daily by way of train. I’d have to be there early to catch the morning train. I would be in class all day either in lectures or on computers. Sometimes I’d have to walk 7 city blocks to get between the two campus buildings. After 8 hours, I was exhausted. Taking the train home, I’d put my music on and relax. The slow rocking back and forth of the car would tempt me to fall asleep. One particularly tiring day, I did fall asleep. When I finally woke up, I had passed my stop. Slept right through it. I had to call my dad to pick me up at one station, to take me to another in order to pick up my car.
In many ways, life is the ultimate train. Throughout your lifetime, you make many stops that will form who we are over the years. Each new train station, or chapter of life, comes and goes while the train of life never stops moving. When we are comfortable where we are, we get off the train and hang out at that stop until we are ready for a new one. At that point, we jump back on the train and move on. When the station we need comes, we need to be sure not to sleep through it! Stay alert and know when to get off. No one can and/or will force us off the train and no one can and/or will make us get on. It is up to us. When we are ready to move on, we will. So, we need to ask ourselves, are we comfortable where we are in life? Or is it time to move on?
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This one of the smaller computer labs in Whitaker on the 2nd floor. There is only 4 computers, and usually one or two of them are broken. Many commuters use this area to print off power points, homework, or check their networking sites.
Noisefold concert at University of North Texas Feb. 14 and 15, 2011 in the MEIT (Merril Ellis Intermedia Theater)
NoiseFold is a live cinema and electronic music ensemble founded by artist-performers, David Stout and Cory Metcalf ( www.noisefold.com )
David Bithell (trumpet and computer) and Andrew May (violin and computer) joined Stout and Metcalf for this special performance. Bithell and May are both professors of composition at UNT.
Atelier animé par Isabelle Henkens de Ôm Health & Work pour Apprendre les bons gestes pour retrouver une harmonie corporelle, notamment lors de longues séances de travail sur un poste informatique.
fter Dortmund and Paris, the exhibition Computer Grrrls will travel to MU this summer. Computer Grrrls deals with the complex link between women and technology. Did you know for example that the first human computers were women? In fact, that women turn up at the very beginning of every important wave in technology.
The history of technology you probably know is one of men and machines, garages and riches, alpha nerds and brogrammers – but female visionaries have always been at the vanguard of technology and innovation. They may have been hidden in plain sight, their inventions and contributions touching our lives in ways we don’t even realize, but they have always been part of the story.
With her book Broad Band: The Untold Story of the Women Who Made the Internet, first published in 2018, VICE-reporter and YACHT leadsinger Claire L. Evans writes these women back into history. Not only does she give these unsung female heroes their due, she also contributes to the unequivocal revival of cyberfeminism today.
As a prelude to the Computer Grrrls exhibition which will be on view at MU from July 20, Claire L. Evans will be giving a lecture based on Broadband on Thursday March 21.
Photos by Boudewijn Bollmann
Yes, I keep a record of my dreams. This small page sitting next to my computer contains notes on six dreams waiting to be transcribed to my blog, which is nominally an online dream journal