MIT faculty and researchers discuss the evolution and future impact of computer technologies.
Prof. Slater illustrates the innovative potential of a Project ATHENA program for teaching engineering students how to translate theory into practice.
An assembly of Turing Award recipients talk about their work in the field of computer science
MIT OpenCourseWare's potential as a learning aid is explained at this 2001 press conference
Toshiba Professor of Media Arts and Sciences and Computer Science and Engineering, Emeritus
Inside the Whirlwind I computer facilities
A promotional video introducing Project Athena, an early computer technology for students
The role of computers as universal tools for education and societal advancement is discussed
In honor of MIT's 100th anniversary, academics discuss whether computers will be able to "think" on their own one day
Jay W. Forrester talks about MIT's Whirlwind computer facility
The second of four conferences of the Apollo Guidance Computer Project held at MIT brought together engineers, scientists, astronauts and administrators who had worked on the AGC, to discuss software and simulation issues.
The third of four conferences comprising the Apollo Guidance Computer Project at MIT centered on manufacturing and mechanical design issues, and brought together engineers, scientists, astronauts and administrators who had worked on the AGC.
Computer and internet pioneer Doug Engelbart gives a talk about enhancing our collective IQ and the aerospace industry.
3Com Founders Professor of Engineering Director, World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) MacArthur Fellow
Institute Professor, 2008 - present Associate Provost for Faculty Equity, 2007 - present Ford Professor of Engineering
Associate Professor of MIT Media Arts and Sciences Co-Director, Center for Future Storytelling Founder and Chief Scientist of Jibo, Inc.
