The History of TV Virtual Tour Exit Slip by Mrs. Beck https://padlet.com/mbeck2/6g9fvxsbuzjmz0n4 After you have taken a tour of the history of TV, write about 3 things that you found interesting. en-us 2020-09-26 22:53:19 UTC 2024-06-23 12:07:24 UTC hello@padlet.com What are three things that you learned or found interesting? mbeck2 https://padlet.com/mbeck2/6g9fvxsbuzjmz0n4/wish/781770145 2020-09-26 22:57:50 UTC https://padlet.com/mbeck2/6g9fvxsbuzjmz0n4/wish/781770145 what I learned addysonmeier https://padlet.com/mbeck2/6g9fvxsbuzjmz0n4/wish/795795282 I learned that the person who invented the first tv his name was Philo Taylor Farnsworth. The second thing I learned was that he was born in a log cabin. He married someone and then they moved to Hollywood, California and created their own lab.]]> 2020-10-01 18:01:06 UTC https://padlet.com/mbeck2/6g9fvxsbuzjmz0n4/wish/795795282 What I learned- Mrs. Beck https://padlet.com/mbeck2/6g9fvxsbuzjmz0n4/wish/1722214127 I learned that Philo figure out TV while he was farming.]]> 2021-09-07 15:24:47 UTC https://padlet.com/mbeck2/6g9fvxsbuzjmz0n4/wish/1722214127 What I learned Parker https://padlet.com/mbeck2/6g9fvxsbuzjmz0n4/wish/1722865707 Philo Taylor was born in a log cabin in 1906. in about 15 years Around 1921 Philo got the idea of inventing a television when he was 14! He started high school when he was 15 and kept asking his teacher named Justin Tolman to let him take senior classes for physics and chemistry and did not agree at first but then finally agreed.]]> 2021-09-07 20:11:44 UTC https://padlet.com/mbeck2/6g9fvxsbuzjmz0n4/wish/1722865707 What I learned-Kaiser Philo Taylor Farnsworth was a 14-year-old farm boy when he came up with the concept of electronic television in 1921. It was cool https://padlet.com/mbeck2/6g9fvxsbuzjmz0n4/wish/1722867515 2021-09-07 20:12:58 UTC https://padlet.com/mbeck2/6g9fvxsbuzjmz0n4/wish/1722867515 What I learned https://padlet.com/mbeck2/6g9fvxsbuzjmz0n4/wish/1725166401 In 1934 Farnsworth successfully demonstration television at Philadelphia’s Franklin Institute. Audiences were transfixed and refused to leave. Finally he told his cameraman, “Point the camera at the moon.” The next day, 200 newspapers across the country reported the story, “The Man-In-the-Moon has posed for his first radio snapshot.”

]]> 2021-09-08 15:00:48 UTC https://padlet.com/mbeck2/6g9fvxsbuzjmz0n4/wish/1725166401 What I Learned By todd. toddpettygrove https://padlet.com/mbeck2/6g9fvxsbuzjmz0n4/wish/1725186491 Taylor farms worth was fourteen when he saw the wheels move, suddenly it gave him the idea, to make a Device that will teach electrodes to move across the screen then do it again, really really fast!! He was born in 1906. when he was 19, He Got his own lab, and proposed to his current wife. Peg. When he decided to showcase it even though the image was only a foot wide people refused to leave. The Tv camera was sensitive to red. Eventually they made mini tv camera's go to the moon, Taylor Farms worth Wasnt sure it was worth it before, after that he was sure. After This He was sure, The wife spent there last fourty years trying to save farms worth Spot in history]]> 2021-09-08 15:06:52 UTC https://padlet.com/mbeck2/6g9fvxsbuzjmz0n4/wish/1725186491 what I leaned by Mercadies https://padlet.com/mbeck2/6g9fvxsbuzjmz0n4/wish/1725213420 Philo used in 1921 to create the lines in the dirt that inspired  his concept electric television  His “big idea” was that if he could train electrons to scan a picture from side-to-side, the way his horses moved across the field, he could send images to distant locations where they could be reconstructed line-by-line. He had not yet been to high school.]]> 2021-09-08 15:14:55 UTC https://padlet.com/mbeck2/6g9fvxsbuzjmz0n4/wish/1725213420 What I Learned By Liam https://padlet.com/mbeck2/6g9fvxsbuzjmz0n4/wish/1725514308 On July 20,1969, as Neil Armstrong took his historic first step on the Moon, Philo Farnsworth told his family, “OK, turn the damned set on”.  He watched as the world marveled at the live television pictures from the moon. But Philo wasn't just an observer. Month earlier, when NASA was selecting the perfect television camera system to use on the Moon, they chose Philo's original image dissector. It had no moving parts and the electromagnets created their own gravity. His satellite cameras had already withstood the rigors of space travel. So Philo Farnsworth’s story had came full circle. His camera being the first to televise the Moon in 1935, and the first to televise from the Moon over three decades later.]]> 2021-09-08 16:55:06 UTC https://padlet.com/mbeck2/6g9fvxsbuzjmz0n4/wish/1725514308 What I learned by Colt https://padlet.com/mbeck2/6g9fvxsbuzjmz0n4/wish/1725716591 David Sarnoff became the first media mogul in 1917 when he formed the Radio Corporation of America (RCA) to control all the patents involved in radio. He also had visions of developing television. Sarnoff introduced television to the public at the 1939 World’s Fair and popularized it with his broadcast network, NBC.]]> 2021-09-08 18:12:18 UTC https://padlet.com/mbeck2/6g9fvxsbuzjmz0n4/wish/1725716591 what i learned. https://padlet.com/mbeck2/6g9fvxsbuzjmz0n4/wish/1725721125 That he was born in a log cabin in Utah in 1906, Philo Taylor Farnsworth grew up in the Old West. His father drove a stagecoach and their farm had no electricity. He had no telephone, no computer, not even lights at night. After seeing a locomotive at the age of six, he decided he wanted to become an inventor. A summer job near Rigby, Idaho provided the fertile soil for his “big idea.The barn contained a stash of science fiction magazines that promised a future with flying cars, picture phones, and mechanical television. By learning to repair the farm’s broken Delco generator, he began his lifelong fascination with electrons.   this is what he invented an actual harrow disk from the plow 14-year-old Philo Farnsworth used in 1921 to create the lines in the dirt that inspired his concept for electronic television. His “big idea” was that if he could train electrons to scan a picture from side-to-side, the way his horses moved across the field, he could send images to distant locations where they could be reconstructed line-by-line. He had not yet been to high school.]]> 2021-09-08 18:14:11 UTC https://padlet.com/mbeck2/6g9fvxsbuzjmz0n4/wish/1725721125 What i leaned by Gilbert gilbertscott https://padlet.com/mbeck2/6g9fvxsbuzjmz0n4/wish/1725730254 He came up with the idea while he was plowing a field. when he was 20 he proposed to  Elma “Pem” Gardner. He was 21 he invented the television. ]]> 2021-09-08 18:17:56 UTC https://padlet.com/mbeck2/6g9fvxsbuzjmz0n4/wish/1725730254 What I learned By: Tagen https://padlet.com/mbeck2/6g9fvxsbuzjmz0n4/wish/1728361739 That he was born in a log cabin in 1906, that he made television. What surprised me was that nobody new him.]]> 2021-09-09 15:03:48 UTC https://padlet.com/mbeck2/6g9fvxsbuzjmz0n4/wish/1728361739 what I learned. by sariya👏🏼 https://padlet.com/mbeck2/6g9fvxsbuzjmz0n4/wish/1729190443 He  was born in a cabin in 1906, there was no computers no cell phones no cars no airplanes, and definitely no television but he made the first tv in the world but it surprised me that no one new him.    ]]> 2021-09-09 20:48:55 UTC https://padlet.com/mbeck2/6g9fvxsbuzjmz0n4/wish/1729190443 What I learned. https://padlet.com/mbeck2/6g9fvxsbuzjmz0n4/wish/1730973455 I learned that Philo Taylor was born in a log cabin in Utah in 1906, and he grew up in the old west. His father drove a stagecoach and their farm had no electricity. There were no phones, computers, and no lights for when you go to bed. When he was 6 he saw a locomotive and decided he wanted to be an inventor. The farm had a stash of science fiction magazines that promised a future with flying cars. At age 15 he invented TV. It surprised me that no one new him after inventing the TV.]]> 2021-09-10 13:57:24 UTC https://padlet.com/mbeck2/6g9fvxsbuzjmz0n4/wish/1730973455 WHAT I LEARNED by cannon is at home https://padlet.com/mbeck2/6g9fvxsbuzjmz0n4/wish/1731439515 I learned about the most important man in mankind. I knew that when he was kid there was no TV. Here is my point, if he was never born there would be no phones, no memes, and no video games. I love this man. He is the father to all devices. Also im at home ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) .]]> 2021-09-10 16:51:49 UTC https://padlet.com/mbeck2/6g9fvxsbuzjmz0n4/wish/1731439515 What I learned by Taitum https://padlet.com/mbeck2/6g9fvxsbuzjmz0n4/wish/1734621546 His concept for electronic television was inspired by plowing. He was 21 when he invented TV, but he first drew the idea when he was 15. A Mickey Mouse cartoon was the first film he broadcast.]]> 2021-09-13 02:03:55 UTC https://padlet.com/mbeck2/6g9fvxsbuzjmz0n4/wish/1734621546 what i learned by Nyla https://padlet.com/mbeck2/6g9fvxsbuzjmz0n4/wish/1737669868  
Philo was Born in a log cabin in Utah in 1906, Philo Taylor Farnsworth grew up in the Old West. His father drove a stagecoach and their farm had no electricity. He had no telephone, no computer, not even lights at night. After seeing a locomotive at the age of six, he decided he wanted to become an inventor. A summer job near Rigby, Idaho provided the fertile soil for his “big idea.”
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GRAY]]> 2021-09-14 00:22:35 UTC https://padlet.com/mbeck2/6g9fvxsbuzjmz0n4/wish/1737669868 what I learned Jerek https://padlet.com/mbeck2/6g9fvxsbuzjmz0n4/wish/1778501506 his concept for electronic television was inspired by plowing.  he was 21 when he invented the television, but he first drew the idea when he was 15. A Mickey Mouse cartoon was the first film he broadcast. so that sums up what I learned.]]> 2021-09-29 15:32:19 UTC https://padlet.com/mbeck2/6g9fvxsbuzjmz0n4/wish/1778501506