My first memory of a computer is of a hulking Acorn PC that dominated a corner of my primary school classroom. I remember crafting a story about ghosts on the beige keyboard before saving it to a floppy disk, which was filed away by the teacher for safekeeping. That was in 1995, and washing machines now easily outpower that Acorn.
Rhiannon Williams
Pushing the right buttons
The changes being introduced in teaching computer science are long overdue, says <em>Rhiannon Williams</em>

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