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computer wonder women and Digital Diva's: Women and Their Role in the Development of the Modern Computer

CLICK Computer Wonder Women:
find the mother of the internet

 

'WOMEN WANTED!'

 

The Army wanted women with mathematics degrees to
HAND CALCULATE
the firing trajectories of artillery for the war effort.

CHANGING GIRLS' ATTITUDES ABOUT COMPUTERS

"Don't worry your pretty little head over it." NOT

WATCH A MOVIE - When Computers Were Human, 3 Generations of Human Computers - Grandmother Blanch Ocain 1920's, Her son Thomas Greer 1950's, then her grandson David Allen Greer 1980's.

WATCH A MOVIE - Eniac Built In WWII lead to Computers & The History of the Internet Movie

COMPUTER WONDER WOMEN PDF Find the Mother of the Internet
Women Computers 1891 - Ada Lovelace Computer geeks on opposite ends of the Earth have found the original sketch of the world's first programmer. In a story worthy of a Hollywood movie, an Army sergeant in Tajikistan and a programmer in Texas resurrected the legend of Ada Lovelace by buying up her nearly 150-year-old sketch portrait on eBay.

Computers and Women from the 60's
Radia Perlman, Jean Jennings Bartik, Kay McNulty Mauchly Antonelli, John Mauchly, Presper Eckert , Betty Snyder, Holberton, punchcard, mainframe, Eniac, Univac, Edvac, Ordvac, Brlesc-1, Cobal, Fortran, Rear Admiral Dr. Grace Murray Hopper, Hedy Lamarr, Anita Borg, Dr. Dorothy E. Denning, Anita Jones, Esther Dysen, Joan Korenman, Deborah Estrin, Hackers, Crackers, Phreaks, Natasha Grigori, Carmin Karasic, Gigabyte, Raven Alder, Blueberry,Colleen Card, RosieX, Susan Thunder, St. Jude, Jennifer Grannick, Courtnee, viXen900, Chainsawkitten, Gail Thackeray, Joanna Rutkowska

Eniac Programmers Project Honoring Computer Pioneers and Preserving Their Stories

Teachers | Women and Development of Computers - women and computers, girls and computers, history of computers, women and technology

Cheltenham High School Computer Club 1970

Wang Computer in Cheltenham High School, Wyncote PA - From my year book. copyright 1970

The World's First Disc Drive & Notice the Computer Wonder Woman!

This is a 4.4 Meg Hard Disk in 1956.
In September 1956 IBM launched the 305 RAMAC, the first computer with a hard disk drive (HDD). The HDD weighed over a ton and stored 4.4MB of data.

Start appreciating your 4 GB memory stick!

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