Raising Resilient Creators Podcast

Today in STEM History - 11 July 2017, Microsoft declared the immediate end of support for Windows Phone, its ambitious attempt to challenge Android and iOS dominance. This wasn't just the end of a software platform; it marked the sunsetting of a mobile ecosystem. #stem #stemforkids #stemeducation #stemactivities #teachers #teachingtips #stemhistory #education #childcare #AndroidvsiOS #MobileEcosystems #WindowsPhoneFlashback

Today in STEM History - 10 July 1962, Telstar, the world's first active communications satellite, was launched into orbit, forever changing the way we connect across vast distances. It ushered in a new era of satellite communication, leading to advancements in areas like mobile phone technology, internet connectivity, and GPS navigation. #stem #stemforkids #stemeducation #stemactivities #teachers #teachingtips #stemhistory #education #childcare #SpaceHistory #ConnectingTheWorld #TechEvolution #ThankYouTelstar #GlobalConnections #SpaceAge

Today in STEM History - 9 July 1982, Disney released Tron, a visually groundbreaking film that forever altered the landscape of special effects marking a giant leap into the future of computer-generated imagery (CGI). Tron holds a significant place in film history as one of the first movies to extensively use CGI. It's a testament to the power of innovation and the endless possibilities of visual storytelling. #stem #stemforkids #stemeducation #stemactivities #teachers #teachingtips #stemhistory #education #childcare

Today in STEM History - 8 July 2007, a major vulnerability in the Domain Name System (DNS), was fixed today in 2007. The Kaminsky bug stands as a landmark event in internet security history. It highlighted the critical role of the DNS and the importance of coordinated vulnerability research and patching. #stem #stemforkids #stemeducation #stemactivities #teachers #teachingtips #stemhistory #education #childcare

Today in STEM History - 7 July 1994, computer filename extension, "i3enc," was released, representing the birth of the MP3 music format. The i3enc / MP3’s impact on music consumption, file sharing, and the rise of portable music players is undeniable. It stands as a landmark achievement in digital audio history. #stem #stemforkids #stemeducation #stemactivities #teachers #teachingtips #stemhistory #education #childcare #MP3Day #DigitalMusicRevolution #FromTapesToTunes #MusicEvolution #SoundtrackToOurLives #STEMfun #LearningThroughMusic

Today in STEM History - 6 July 2016, Pokémon GO, the revolutionary augmented reality (AR) mobile game by Niantic, launched for Android and iOS smartphones. The game utilized GPS technology to create a dynamic gameplay experience tied to real-world locations becoming a social phenomenon. Its cultural impact and influence on the mobile gaming and AR landscapes are undisputed. #stem #stemforkids #stemeducation #stemactivities #teachers #teachingtips #stemhistory #education #childcare #PokemonGOday #ARHistory #TheSummerOfGO #GamingEvolution #BeyondTheScreen #STEMfun #LearningThroughPlay

Today in STEM History - 5 July 2012, the Shard, a magnificent glass skyscraper was inaugurated in London becoming the tallest building in Western Europe. Designed as a "vertical city” by renowned architect Renzo Piano, the Shard stands 310 meters tall (1,020 ft), boasting a unique, pyramid-like design. #stem #stemforkids #stemeducation #stemactivities #teachers #teachingtips #stemhistory #education #childcare #ShardDay #LondonArchitecture #VerticalCity #LondonThenAndNow #Cityscapes #TheViewFromTheShard #LondonMustSee

Today in STEM History - 4 July 1956, Human-Computer Interaction - Keyboard input takes the stage as researchers at MIT unveiled the **Whirlwind** computer, the first to accept user input directly through a keyboard. This seemingly minor advancement would have a revolutionary impact on how humans interact with machines. #stem #stemforkids #stemeducation #stemactivities #teachers #teachingtips #stemhistory #education #childcare #KeyboardHistory #WhirlwindComputer #TechEvolution #ThankYouKeyboards #DigitalLife #WeLoveKeyboards

Today in STEM History - 3 July 1767, the very first edition of Adresseavisen rolled off the press, marking the birth of Norway's oldest newspaper still in print today. From print to digital, Adresseavisen has adapted to new technologies, remaining a primary source of news for Norwegians. #stem #stemforkids #stemeducation #stemactivities #teachers #teachingtips #stemhistory #education #childcare #Adresseavisen #NorwegianNews #FreedomOfThePress #EvolvingWithTheTimes #STEMpowered #ResponsibleReporting #TheFutureOfNews

Today in STEM History - 2 July 2012, Sony Entertainment announced the acquisition of Gaikai Inc., a leading company in cloud-based gaming technology. This acquisition paved the way for the future PlayStation Now streaming service. #stem #stemforkids #stemeducation #stemactivities #teachers #teachingtips #stemhistory #education #childcare #PlayStationNow #CloudGamingRevolution #IncreasedAccessibility #STEMpowered #GamersUnite

Today in STEM History - 1 July 1979, Sony unveiled the **Walkman**, a portable cassette player that changed music forever. The Walkman relied on miniaturization techniques in electronics and advancements in audio engineering. These STEM fields were crucial for creating a portable device with good sound quality. #stem #stemforkids #stemeducation #stemactivities #teachers #teachingtips #stemhistory #education #childcare #Walkman #PortableMusicRevolution #Miniaturization #STEMpowered #MusicForAll #WalkmanMemories

Today in STEM History - 30 June 2010, Woot.com, the online retailer known for its "one deal, one day" model, announced its acquisition by retail giant Amazon. Daily deals platforms rely on STEM fields of Data Science, Software Engineering and Supply Chain Management. #stem #stemforkids #stemeducation #stemactivities #teachers #teachingtips #stemhistory #education #childcare #Ecommerce #BargainHunters #TechM&A

Today in STEM History - 29 June 1987, Microsoft acquired Forethought Inc., the developer of a revolutionary presentation program called Presenter, known today as Microsoft PowerPoint. It quickly became the dominant presentation software standardizing creation and delivery of presentations across various platforms and empowering educators and businesses to create more visually engaging presentations. #stem #stemforkids #stemeducation #stemactivities #teachers #teachingtips #stemhistory #education #childcare #generationX #genX #PresentationTools #Communication

Today in STEM History - 28 June 1971, visionary and serial entrepreneur, Elon Musk was born. Elon Musk's ventures have spurred innovation across various industries: Fintech (financial technology), space exploration and electric vehicles. #stem #stemforkids #stemeducation #stemactivities #teachers #teachingtips #stemhistory #education #childcare #SpaceX #Tesla #Innovation

Today in STEM History - 27 June 1954, the Soviet Union unveiled the Obninsk Plant, the world's first nuclear power plant connected to an electricity grid ushering in a new era of power generation. Nuclear power remains a controversial topic today with debates around safety, environmental impact, and proliferation risks.The emergence of renewable energy sources like solar and wind power presents new challenges and opportunities. #stem #stemforkids #stemeducation #stemactivities #teachers #teachingtips #stemhistory #education #childcare #NuclearHistory #EnergySources #CleanPower

Today in STEM History - 26 June 1948, William Shockley filed the patent for the first bipolar junction transistor (BJT). Transistors revolutionized electronics. They paved the way for smaller, more portable radios, TVs, and eventually, computers.#stem #stemforkids #stemeducation #stemactivities #teachers #teachingtips #stemhistory #education #childcare #Transistors #Microelectronics

Today in STEM History - 25 June 2009, as the world mourned the sudden passing of music legend Michael Jackson, the unprecedented outpouring of grief online created a digital stampede, crashing major websites and revealing the vulnerability of the internet at the time. #stem #stemforkids #stemeducation #stemactivities #teachers #teachingtips #stemhistory #education #childcare #InternetResilience #DigitalHistory

Today in STEM History - 24 Jun 1967, the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) opened its doors in New York City! This event has transformed into the world's largest showcase of consumer technology. CES has become a launchpad for iconic technologies showcasing everything from cutting-edge TVs and smartphones to futuristic AR/VR experiences. #stem #stemforkids #stemeducation #stemactivities #teachers #teachingtips #stemhistory #education #childcare #CES2024 #FutureTech #CESHistory #TechInnovation

Today in STEM History - 23 June 2005, Reddit, a social news aggregation and discussion website, was launched by Steve Huffman and Alexis Ohanian. Reddit revolutionized online discourse and social interaction with a focus on user-generated content and community building. #stem #stemforkids #stemeducation #stemactivities #teachers #teachingtips #stemhistory #education #childcare #OnlineCommunities #SocialNews

Today in STEM History - 22 June 2006, BitTorrent Inc. released the Cache Discovery Protocol (CDP), a key part of the revolutionary file-sharing technology – BitTorrent. BitTorrent introduced a peer-to-peer (P2P) file-sharing system enabling users to download large files like movies and software more efficiently. #stem #stemforkids #stemeducation #stemactivities #teachers #teachingtips #stemhistory #education #childcare #BitTorrent #P2PRevolution #DistributedComputing #STEMpowered #FutureofFileSharing #ContentDelivery