Posted by
michael
on from the montessori-school dept.
suzipaw writes "In this interview on OpenP2P.com, Kay has some interesting observations about both the past and future of computing--including kids using technology. Says Kay, "Montessori would have been a great innovator with computers.""
The Future of Computing
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The future of computing is in Microsoft Windows. Microsoft has again raised the bar for computing with Microsoft Windows XP, the latest and greatest in Microsoft Windows technology. Based on the Microsoft Windows 2000 kernel, Microsoft Internet Explorer, and with many new enhancements, it's the fastest, easiest to use, and most secure Windows ever. Microsoft Windows XP also features a brand new look that makes the award-winning Microsoft Windows user interface more intuitive and better looking than ever. Purchase Microsoft Windows XP today from Microsoft or your local computer store and unlock the future of computing on your PC.
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The future of computing is in Microsoft Windows. Microsoft has again raised the bar for computing with Microsoft Windows XP, the latest and greatest in Microsoft Windows technology. Based on the Microsoft Windows 2000 kernel, Microsoft Internet Explorer, and with many new enhancements, it's the fastest, easiest to use, and most secure Windows ever. Microsoft Windows XP also features a brand new look that makes the award-winning Microsoft Windows user interface more intuitive and better looking than ever. Purchase Microsoft Windows XP today from Microsoft or your local computer store and unlock the future of computing on your PC.
This ad has been paid for by the Microsoft Corporation. If you mod this ad down, you will lose the ability to moderate and metamoderate. You will also be subject to account termination on all OSDN sites.