Tentoonstelling mens en computer Weeknummer, 79-13 - Open Beelden - 22208
Nederlands Instituut voor Beeld en Geluid
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Newsreels in which Dutch subjects of a certain week are presented. The evolution from the abacus to the computer can be seen at the exhibition 'Man and computer', which is held in the Museum for Education in The Hague. SHOTS: abacus; a child plays 'noughts and crosses' on the computer; cue chip; with the help of a large model children learn how a video game console works; demonstration of a 'talking' handheld computer that checks the children's spelling; children behind a computer; printing a drawing with a lineprinter; imitaing the landing on the moon with a computer; PCB.
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