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Alan Kay presents Etoys application at TED

by Giovanni Glass March 5, 2008 10:44 am Permalink
735 views 1 Comment Filed under: Alan Kay, etoys, TED
Source: TED

Alan Kay, computer scientist and inventor gave a talk at TED in March of 2007. In his presentation, he talks about fostering ideas and helping children learn with computers. He demos a beta XO-1 on stage and shows the Etoys application to demonstrate basic programming and physics.

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August 27, 2008 10:13 am
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Great innovator and an extremely good presenter, I was amazed by how much so. Usually men of this experience aren't such charasmastic figures.

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