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We are sure you used it before but, can you tell what a captcha<\/em> is and what is behind its design? What would you think if you saw a fly stuck with a tape to a Programming notebook? Do you still think the Internet has always existed? Come and work in our educational activities<\/strong>. You could make the most of the visit and you will have more knowledge of the past, present and future of computing.<\/p>\n

The educational activities of the Museum can be made by any type of public<\/strong>. You can make it either individually<\/strong> or in a group<\/strong>. Moreover, we have taken into account that students from ESO and training cycles<\/strong> could do them so they can be used by their teachers.<\/p>\n

These activities deal with concepts<\/strong> related with the development of computing<\/strong> and the relationship between computing and society<\/strong>. The activities are thought to be made in two specific times. First, before<\/strong> the visit so you will get familiar with the context and terminology of Computing. Second, after<\/strong> the visit so you can reflect on the experience and the knowledge acquired in the Museum.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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