Category Archives: Teaching Technology

Todo lists in excel

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6 most common server types

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Top networking protocols explained

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TN STEM Designation Process Seminar

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Future Engineers :: NASA TechRise Challenge

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Lead a hands-on STEM (Funding Opportunity)

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Computer History Museum Tour (NOVA Education)

I was lucky enough to visit the CHM last year in person, it is GEEK NIRVANA! The Video just doesn’t do it justice, but it is better than never seeing this wonderful museum.

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One day, a computer will fit on a desk (1974) | RetroFocus

This was recorded in 1974 and it amazes me how right Arthur C. Clark is about his predictions he makes for the future.

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The map of Mathematics

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Teaching Binary (powers of two)

A classic example! 2^0, or 2 to the power of 0, is equal to 1. The paper folding example illustrates the concept of exponential growth. Imagine folding a paper in half repeatedly: And so on… But what about Fold 0? … Continue reading

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