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Image Not Available for Two students at PS 244 in Brooklyn correspond via telephone line with a computer miles away. The unit is one of 200 used by New York City's Board of Education to help teachers instruct some 6,000 pupils
Two students at PS 244 in Brooklyn correspond via telephone line with a computer miles away. The unit is one of 200 used by New York City's Board of Education to help teachers instruct some 6,000 pupils
Image Not Available for Two students at PS 244 in Brooklyn correspond via telephone line with a computer miles away. The unit is one of 200 used by New York City's Board of Education to help teachers instruct some 6,000 pupils

Two students at PS 244 in Brooklyn correspond via telephone line with a computer miles away. The unit is one of 200 used by New York City's Board of Education to help teachers instruct some 6,000 pupils

Creator McAllister
DimensionsOverall: 24 x 29 cm (9 7/16 x 11 7/16 in.)
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2005
Category
Object number2005/5409
LocationNot currently on display

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Image Not Available for Children at PS 244 in Brooklyn use an RCA Spectra 70 computer.
Children at PS 244 in Brooklyn use an RCA Spectra 70 computer.
Henry W McAllister
Photograph
Image Not Available for Young student Carl Richardson in Brooklyn watches a computer unit in action, linked to an RCA Spectra 70 computer 70 miles away.
Young student Carl Richardson in Brooklyn watches a computer unit in action, linked to an RCA Spectra 70 computer 70 miles away.
Henry W McAllister
Photograph
Image Not Available for Hughes engineer Rod Dahlinger demonstrates how a tank commander using a laser rangefinder could get a fix on an enemy tank or gun emplacement miles away.
Hughes engineer Rod Dahlinger demonstrates how a tank commander using a laser rangefinder could get a fix on an enemy tank or gun emplacement miles away.
McAllister
Photograph
Image Not Available for Leonard Mitchell tightens cable in complex cabinet of Honeywell Series 200 Computer system in the firm's plant, Brighton, Mass.
Leonard Mitchell tightens cable in complex cabinet of Honeywell Series 200 Computer system in the firm's plant, Brighton, Mass.
Henry W McAllister
Photograph
Image Not Available for Meteorological recordings by the British Navy. This instrument announces storm to more than 200 miles away
Meteorological recordings by the British Navy. This instrument announces storm to more than 200 miles away
British
1916-1918
Photograph
Image Not Available for Female engineer holds circuit board taken from large computer unit.
Female engineer holds circuit board taken from large computer unit.
Henry W McAllister
Photograph
Image Not Available for Eileen Basler wires electronic harness to "Logic nest" at RCA's Computer Systems plant, Marlboro, Mass. The nest holds electronic circuit boards.
Eileen Basler wires electronic harness to "Logic nest" at RCA's Computer Systems plant, Marlboro, Mass. The nest holds electronic circuit boards.
Henry W McAllister
Photograph
Image Not Available for View of dance floor with lesson in full swing. In the background teacher dances opposite pupils. Mrs. Hubbell's pupils range from 3 to 16 years.
View of dance floor with lesson in full swing. In the background teacher dances opposite pupils. Mrs. Hubbell's pupils range from 3 to 16 years.
Alfred Eisenstaedt
1936
Photograph
Aeroplane framing and building is now being taught by the L.C.C. at Ferndale-road School, Brixton. Women are being trained as aeroplane assemblers and it is found that the work is quite within their capabilities. The training is free and lasts three or four weeks. Twenty-five shillings a week is paid during the course to each pupil willing to accept a post away from home. Others receive 18s. per week. Railway fare is paid for pupils coming from the country. Women at work on one of the struts
Aeroplane framing and building is now being taught by the L.C.C. at Ferndale-road School, Brixton. Women are being trained as aeroplane assemblers and it is found that the work is quite within their capabilities. The training is free and lasts three or four weeks. Twenty-five shillings a week is paid during the course to each pupil willing to accept a post away from home. Others receive 18s. per week. Railway fare is paid for pupils coming from the country. Women at work on one of the struts
Daily Mail - London
1914-1918
Photograph
Image Not Available for Teacher and pupils in a rural school in Peru
Teacher and pupils in a rural school in Peru
Paul Almasy
December 15 1967
Photograph
Image Not Available for A male teacher listens to pupils in classroom
A male teacher listens to pupils in classroom
Bert Hardy
1956
Photograph
Image Not Available for A gold diggers camp, the 5 men shown have lived in this bark hut for three years. It is almost 200 miles from Melbourne.
A gold diggers camp, the 5 men shown have lived in this bark hut for three years. It is almost 200 miles from Melbourne.
W.E.Johnson, Victoria, Australia
unknown
Photograph
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