Kids, Code, and Computer Science Magazine

This Canadian experiment used a robot to explore how people respond to robots and technology.

A short history of virtual and augmented reality with lots of links to learn more.

While everybody on the planet has used a web browser, many people don't know about web browser history.

Battery history is a critical part of the history of technology. Without stored electricity, there would be no electronics.

Believe it or not, computers and keyboards were not invented together.

The many pieces that make up AI have been built and used for thousands of years in many cultures.

We might think robots are a modern invention. But al-Jazari created amazing automatons in the thirteenth century. Today we would call him a maker.

An essay from the 1990s explores how software can be built like a cathedral or in groups like a bazaar.

Six women were hired to use their math skills to program the ENIAC computer. They called themselves The First Programmers Club.

Learn about and explore the code used to guide Apollo missions.

Raspberry Pi, Arduino, BeagleBone, Micro Bit, Edison, CHIP, and other handheld computers trace their history to board computers used by engineers.

The history of the font and the reasons people hate Comic Sans are great ways to learn about typography.

Why are there so many gnomes available for 3D printing?

Of 8500 plus programming languages, many are forgotten or lightly used enough to be called dead programming languages.

Can you name the first video game? The first game likely was Tennis for Two in 1958 but it could be Space Wars! in 1962 or other games. It's complicated.

The Turing Test, and its creator Alan Turing, have had a profound effect on computer science and artificial intelligence.

No discussion of design is complete without the history of lorem ipsum. It's more than placeholder text you stuff into a visual design.