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Season 2, Episode 25: You Don’t Have to Be a Tech Expert
Do you have to be a tech expert to be good with technology? I don’t think so. In fact, after decades of working with technology and teaching it, I’ve learned that sometimes the more important skill is knowing what to ...
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Season 2, Episode 24: AI Is the Launchpad. Your Kid Is the Rocket.
AI Is the Launchpad. Your Kid Is the Rocket. What if artificial intelligence could actually help get kids away from screens? That may sound a little strange coming from a technology professor. It may even sound a bit like recommending ...
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Season 2, Episode 22 – From Apollo to Artemis: The Next Giant Leap
On July 20, 1969, humans landed on the Moon. And then, just a few years later…we stopped going. More than 50 years passed before humans traveled around the Moon again. Why? Did we forget how? Did the technology disappear? And ...
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Season 2 Episode 20: From 1776 to the Lock Icon
The American Revolution should not have worked. A group of colonists armed with muskets, limited supplies, and no professional military infrastructure decided to take on the most powerful empire in the world. And they won. Part of the reason why ...
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Season 2, Episode 18: From Atari to AI Part 2 – Programming the Machine
In Part 1, we talked about the Atari 2600. The joystick. The cartridge. The arcade. The moment technology came home and changed everything. Part 2 is about what happened next. Because at some point, playing the game was not enough. ...
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Season 2, Episode 17: From Atari to AI Part 1 – When Technology Came Home
Before smartphones, before apps, before AI chatbots, and long before kids were asking whether ChatGPT could do their homework, there was a box connected to the family television, a joystick with one button, and a generation of kids discovering that ...
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