E-readers
An exploration of the history of e-readers and its place in the modern world.
Microsoft word and office
Introduction Microsoft Word is a widely used word processing software that has significantly shaped document creation and coll
Keyboard
Beneath the fingertips of virtually every writer, student, and professional lies the “keyboard”, a tool that has revolutio
THE SLATE
Overview The exhibit I have chosen for the Media Archive Exhibition is the Slate. The origin of slates usage in education is s
Chalk and Chalkboard: A Simple Tool With Endless Possibilities
History and Evolution of Chalkboard Chalkboards, with their simple yet versatile nature, have been a cornerstone of education
PAPER
The Different Types of Paper for Printing – Our Complete Guide, n.d, From https://www.avansas.com/uk/blog/different-types-of
Calligraphy Pen
Calligraphy refers to the craftsmanship of writing in an aesthetic and elegant manner that has been used for various purposes
Chalk and Chalkboards
Chalkboards have been used in classrooms for centuries, and the big blackboards that are so familiar to most people today have
Cloud Computing: The Digital Revolution
Cloud Computing: From ARPANET to Modern Day Cloud computing, an innovative paradigm shift that has transformed how we interact
Number 2 Pencils
History of Number 2 Pencils According to the Oxford English Dictionary, “a pencil is an instrument for writing or drawing, c
The Calligraphy Pen
Calligraphy is the art of handwriting. The term ‘calligraphy’ is derived from Greek words for “beauty” (kallos) and
Magnetic Drawing Boards
How Magnetic Drawing Boards Work Delving into the mechanics of the magnetic drawing board reveals a fascinating interaction be
Email is a technology of text that allows us to send electronic mail. It’s a form of communication that’s used wit
Highlighter
The history of highlighters The development of the contemporary highlighter has undergone significant evolution since its ince
Steganography
“Sometimes the best hiding place is the one that’s in plain sight.” — Stephenie Meyer, The Host In today