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History of Computing – Engineered Memory

April 5, 2018July 11, 2018 Tom Shaw 319 Views 0 Comments Age level 8-18, Electricity and Magnetism, Engineering Design, Technology

Students learn how floppy disks work and explore how they hold up in a variety of situations.

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