ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Darren and Robin talk about some of the micro computers used in schools around the world, from Robin's experiences with the MicroBee in Australia in 1987, to the excellent BBC Micro series by Retro Man Cave in the UK. Then we focus on our own schooling in Ontario, Canada where we had Commodore computers, and in high school, the ICON computer system. -= Podcast cover art made with the use of AI - Kind of obvious? =-
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