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Calvello, Mara. A Complete History of Computers: From the 1800s to Now - G2. 8 July 2019, https://www.g2.com/articles/history-of-computers.  (3)

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Calvello, Mara. A Complete History of Computers: From the 1800s to Now - G2. 8 July 2019, https://www.g2.com/articles/history-of-computers.  (3)

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 1800s - Charles Babbage invented the different engine. (3)

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 1800s - Charles Babbage invented the different engine. (3)

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Knott, Rebeka. “Life before Cell Phones.” Groovy History, 12 Sept. 2017, https://groovyhistory.com/life-before-cell-phones.  (1)

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Knott, Rebeka. “Life before Cell Phones.” Groovy History, 12 Sept. 2017, https://groovyhistory.com/life-before-cell-phones.  (1)

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-Calculate  polynomial functions and tabled them automatically (3)

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-Calculate  polynomial functions and tabled them automatically (3)

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Kids entertained themselves with various outdoor activities (1)

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Kids entertained themselves with various outdoor activities (1)

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Gill, Satish. “Impacts of Computers on Today’s Society - IJCEM.” Impacts of Computers on Today’s Society, Apr. 2015, http://www.ijcem.in/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/Impacts_of_Computers_on_Todays_Society.pdf. (2)

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Gill, Satish. “Impacts of Computers on Today’s Society - IJCEM.” Impacts of Computers on Today’s Society, Apr. 2015, http://www.ijcem.in/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/Impacts_of_Computers_on_Todays_Society.pdf. (2)

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First digital calculator was made by Blaise Pascal (2)

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First digital calculator was made by Blaise Pascal (2)

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 Indoor activities: using imagination (ex. fort) or board games

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 Indoor activities: using imagination (ex. fort) or board games

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Kids played with neighbors all day, parents trusted they would come home (1)

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Kids played with neighbors all day, parents trusted they would come home (1)

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 Indoor activities: using imagination (ex. fort) or board games

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 Indoor activities: using imagination (ex. fort) or board games

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Business - create presentations for meetings ex. pie chart (2)

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Business - create presentations for meetings ex. pie chart (2)

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Health - hospitals keep track of patients data on computers (2)

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Health - hospitals keep track of patients data on computers (2)

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1600 to 1800s, people had theories, plans, or ideas of making a device that could solve complex math (2)

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1600 to 1800s, people had theories, plans, or ideas of making a device that could solve complex math (2)

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Health - scientific research/discoverers of cures for diseases (2)

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Health - scientific research/discoverers of cures for diseases (2)

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Space exportation, health system, cars, entertainment (2)

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Space exportation, health system, cars, entertainment (2)

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Businesses - keeping track of money, accounts, items ect.  (2)

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Businesses - keeping track of money, accounts, items ect.  (2)

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Families only had one phone. Landline and dial (1)

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Families only had one phone. Landline and dial (1)

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Many kids played outside even with rain (1)

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Many kids played outside even with rain (1)

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Had to be home to receive a phone call (1)

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Had to be home to receive a phone call (1)

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If someone was on the phone you got busy signal (1)

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If someone was on the phone you got busy signal (1)

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Necessary to wrap the "rabbit ears" in foil to get clear channels (1) 

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Necessary to wrap the "rabbit ears" in foil to get clear channels (1) 

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Party lines existed and it was great if you had your own phone line (1)

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Party lines existed and it was great if you had your own phone line (1)

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 Gathering around ONE black and white tv with 3 or 4 channels (1) 

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 Gathering around ONE black and white tv with 3 or 4 channels (1) 

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If you missed a holiday special you'd have to wait a YEAR to see it again (1)

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If you missed a holiday special you'd have to wait a YEAR to see it again (1)

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Dinner was family time with no distractions (1)

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Dinner was family time with no distractions (1)

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kids took turns doing chores (setting table, washing dishes) (1)

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kids took turns doing chores (setting table, washing dishes) (1)

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education - students use them to find info quickly and do assignments (2)

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education - students use them to find info quickly and do assignments (2)

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1890- Inventor Herman Hollerith designed punch card system to calculate the 1880 U.S. census (3)

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1890- Inventor Herman Hollerith designed punch card system to calculate the 1880 U.S. census (3)

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 1937 - J.V. Atanasoff, attempted to build the first computer without cams, belts, gears, or shafts. (3)

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 1937 - J.V. Atanasoff, attempted to build the first computer without cams, belts, gears, or shafts. (3)

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Babbage created the analytical engine (3)

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Babbage created the analytical engine (3)

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- general-purpose, automatic mechanical digital computer (3)

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- general-purpose, automatic mechanical digital computer (3)

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1936 - Alan Turning "turning machine" (3)

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1936 - Alan Turning "turning machine" (3)

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- compute any program that was written (3)

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- compute any program that was written (3)

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1941 - Professor of physics and mathematics at Iowa State University J.V. Atanasoff and a graduate student Clifford Berry designed a computer (3)

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1941 - Professor of physics and mathematics at Iowa State University J.V. Atanasoff and a graduate student Clifford Berry designed a computer (3)

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- could solve 29 equations simultaneously, and the first computer to house data in its memory. (3)

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- could solve 29 equations simultaneously, and the first computer to house data in its memory. (3)

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1943 -John Mauchly and J. Presper Eckert, were able to build the ENIAC (Electronic Numerical Integrator and Calculator) (4)

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1943 -John Mauchly and J. Presper Eckert, were able to build the ENIAC (Electronic Numerical Integrator and Calculator) (4)

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- first programmable, electronic, general-purpose digital computer (4)

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- first programmable, electronic, general-purpose digital computer (4)

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-  calculate artillery firing tables for the United States Army's Ballistic Research Laboratory (4)

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-  calculate artillery firing tables for the United States Army's Ballistic Research Laboratory (4)

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1953- COBOL, (COmmon, Business-Oriented Language) was invented (3)

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1953- COBOL, (COmmon, Business-Oriented Language) was invented (3)

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- widely used high-level programming language which instructions coded in simple English words (3)

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- widely used high-level programming language which instructions coded in simple English words (3)

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 1984 -Macintosh, the first mouse-driven computer with a graphic user interface. (3)

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 1984 -Macintosh, the first mouse-driven computer with a graphic user interface. (3)

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1995 - Microsoft launched windows 95 first software aimed at regular people (3)

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1995 - Microsoft launched windows 95 first software aimed at regular people (3)

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Apple releases more products (imac, macbook) throughout the years (3)

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Apple releases more products (imac, macbook) throughout the years (3)

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1991 -Apple releases the Powerbook series of laptops (3)

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1991 -Apple releases the Powerbook series of laptops (3)

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1973 -Robert Metcalfe, research employee at Xerox, develops Ethernet, connecting multiple computers and hardware. (3)

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1973 -Robert Metcalfe, research employee at Xerox, develops Ethernet, connecting multiple computers and hardware. (3)

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1981 -IBM releases their first personal computer, the Acorn (3)

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1981 -IBM releases their first personal computer, the Acorn (3)

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1978-  First computers were installed in the White House during the Carter administration (3)

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1978-  First computers were installed in the White House during the Carter administration (3)

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19th century - hours on end people would sit down and do calculations by hand and record them in books. (5)

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19th century - hours on end people would sit down and do calculations by hand and record them in books. (5)

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tedious were crucial to society’s advancement in engineering, navigation, and math. (5)

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tedious were crucial to society’s advancement in engineering, navigation, and math. (5)

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errors occurred because they were done by hand (5)

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errors occurred because they were done by hand (5)

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Babbage to take out what he called “unskilled computers” (humans) (5)

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Babbage to take out what he called “unskilled computers” (humans) (5)

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technology allowed computers to be cheaper and easier to manufacture computers than ever before (4)

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technology allowed computers to be cheaper and easier to manufacture computers than ever before (4)

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microcomputer” soon known as the “personal computer” (4)

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microcomputer” soon known as the “personal computer” (4)

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easy to use and the appeal was that anyone individual could use it (4)

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easy to use and the appeal was that anyone individual could use it (4)

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helped increase productivity for regular people (5)

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helped increase productivity for regular people (5)

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Luoma, Gene. “10 Reasons Why the Computer Was Invented.” Zip It Clean Inventing, 24 Nov. 2019, https://zipitclean.com/invention-news/why-was-the-computer-invented/.  (5)

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Luoma, Gene. “10 Reasons Why the Computer Was Invented.” Zip It Clean Inventing, 24 Nov. 2019, https://zipitclean.com/invention-news/why-was-the-computer-invented/.  (5)

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At home work raises productivity by 33-45% (6)

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At home work raises productivity by 33-45% (6)

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more flexible schedule was beneficial  (6)

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more flexible schedule was beneficial  (6)

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no commute which both benefits people from being late or having to worry about traffic and the helps environment with less cars on the road (6)

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no commute which both benefits people from being late or having to worry about traffic and the helps environment with less cars on the road (6)

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not having a proper work/life balance as its harder to “disconnect” from work

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not having a proper work/life balance as its harder to “disconnect” from work

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access to online resources like TEAMS and SCHOOLOGY- able to ask questions or check a class grade at anytime

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access to online resources like TEAMS and SCHOOLOGY- able to ask questions or check a class grade at anytime

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positive -not feeling well, harder to make plans to meetup in person, can still meet virtually 

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positive -not feeling well, harder to make plans to meetup in person, can still meet virtually 

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kids find it harder to be social in the "real world" (7)

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kids find it harder to be social in the "real world" (7)

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 Children and teens spend 75 percent of their time using technology shows recent study by the International Center for Media & the Public Agenda (ICMPA) (6)

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 Children and teens spend 75 percent of their time using technology shows recent study by the International Center for Media & the Public Agenda (ICMPA) (6)

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students who unplugged their electronic devices for one 24-hour period felt extremely lonely, didnt know how to fill time

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students who unplugged their electronic devices for one 24-hour period felt extremely lonely, didnt know how to fill time

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adapt the BASIC programming language for the Altair (4)

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adapt the BASIC programming language for the Altair (4)

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took money they made from “Altair BASIC” formed a company of their own—Microsoft (4)

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took money they made from “Altair BASIC” formed a company of their own—Microsoft (4)

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Courtney, Emily. “Remote Work Statistics: Navigating the New Normal: FlexJobs.” FlexJobs Job Search Tips and Blog, FlexJobs.com, 8 Dec. 2021, https://www.flexjobs.com/blog/post/remote-work-statistics/.  (6)

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Courtney, Emily. “Remote Work Statistics: Navigating the New Normal: FlexJobs.” FlexJobs Job Search Tips and Blog, FlexJobs.com, 8 Dec. 2021, https://www.flexjobs.com/blog/post/remote-work-statistics/.  (6)

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“Effects of Technology on Children & Mental Health: Children's Bureau.” Child Abuse Prevention, Treatment & Welfare Services | Children's Bureau, 14 Aug. 2021, https://www.all4kids.org/news/blog/effects-of-technology-on-mental-health/.  (7)

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“Effects of Technology on Children & Mental Health: Children's Bureau.” Child Abuse Prevention, Treatment & Welfare Services | Children's Bureau, 14 Aug. 2021, https://www.all4kids.org/news/blog/effects-of-technology-on-mental-health/.  (7)

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Morgan Hampton, et al. “Technology: Is It Making Kids Anti-Social?” The Daily Universe, 22 Aug. 2014, https://universe.byu.edu/2014/08/22/technology-is-it-making-kids-anti-social/.  (8)

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Morgan Hampton, et al. “Technology: Is It Making Kids Anti-Social?” The Daily Universe, 22 Aug. 2014, https://universe.byu.edu/2014/08/22/technology-is-it-making-kids-anti-social/.  (8)

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PCs they have made everyday lives easier from the comfort of home.

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PCs they have made everyday lives easier from the comfort of home.

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Teachers - upload grades, create assignments and contact students. 

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Teachers - upload grades, create assignments and contact students. 

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Students - easily check their grades online communicate with teachers and can do research, reports and homework.

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Students - easily check their grades online communicate with teachers and can do research, reports and homework.

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advancing society in math, government, health/science, geography etc. easier. (6)

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advancing society in math, government, health/science, geography etc. easier. (6)

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Things previously done by hand, could be done faster by computer (2)

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Things previously done by hand, could be done faster by computer (2)

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computer is to make everything from work to entertainment easy to access, reliable and efficient.

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computer is to make everything from work to entertainment easy to access, reliable and efficient.