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When
I was a child ( about 8 years old) my parent got a computer but it
was a Comodor 64. I used it about 5 times and I just didn't
understand it because it was complicated with all the codes you have
to use so I just gave up on it. Even in school our class had a Apple
( back then we called it Macintosh ) computer. It was complicated and
I thought I would never understand computers.
When
I was living on my own in late 1990's, my boyfriend at the time
bought a computer that had Windows 98. He set it up and hooked it up
to the internet and after seeing him play around on it and on the
internet it didn't look as complicated so I asked if he could teach
me how to use it. I was so surprised that is was easy to use and I
was in awe of the internet ( dial-up internet).
I
never imagined back then that technology would be like it is now. It
has changed so much and it keeps changing so fast .
Each
year CST holds CST
Learning Project competition
which funds new activities for children with $250,000 up for grabs.
It’s part of their cool Inspired Minds program that also
includes Careers
2030—a
deep dive into the possible careers our kids will have. (Robot
Counsellor? Data Miner? Rewilder?)
#CSTLearningProject Twitter Party
Parent
Life Network and Canada Scholarship Trust (CST) Foundation will be
hosting a Twitter
Party and you’re invited!
Join us for an hour of fun to discuss the future, robots and all of
the possible jobs that will be available to our little ones. We'll be
giving away $1,000 in that hour!
Date:
Thursday, April 7Time:
9 p.m. EDT Hashtag:
#CSTLearningProjectHosts: @ParentLifeNet @CSTConsultants
Eligibility: Canada-wide
Eligibility: Canada-wide
Prizing:
$1,000 in prizing to be awarded.
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