The Centre for Computing History is much more than a museum. Based in Cambridge, it hosts hands-on exhibitions, educational workshops and a wide range of activities and events. Most importantly, it makes the history of computing relevant and fun for all ages!
Applications are invited for the post of Project Archivist on our Heritage Lottery funded project 'Swiss Rolls, Tea & the Electronic Office: A history of LEO, the world's first business computer'.Yes! We're going to re-open! We're Sooo Excited! We've all been home alone for too long and it's time to open our doors and invite you for an exciting and still mostly interactive retro computing and.
Applications are invited for the post of Project Archivist on our Heritage Lottery funded project 'Swiss Rolls, Tea & the Electronic Office: A history of LEO, the world's first business computer'.Yes! We're going to re-open! We're Sooo Excited! We've all been home alone for too long and it's time to open our doors and invite you for an exciting and still mostly interactive retro computing and.
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About
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CCH was established as an educational charity to tell the story of the Information Age through exploring the historical, social and cultural impact of developments in personal computing. It maintains a long-term collection of objects to tell this story and exploits them through education and events programmes.
Volunteer
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We understand that your time is valuable so offering to volunteer for us is something we really do appreciate. Whether you live locally or far away we have a number of activities that would really help move the museum forward. We are an inclusive organisation and really want to create opportunities for anyone, regardless of their capabilities.
Browse Our Collection
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Since opening at the end of 2013, over 5,000 children have visited the Centre. These children deserve a space which is engaging and instructive, where they can feel a sense of adventure, exploration and surprise! Please be assured that any amount you feel able to donate will make an immediate and significant impact.
Learning Resources
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In this great tutorial, you will learn how to write code in Python and create fun geometric patterns using the Python Turtle tool! Websites are a part of every day life now, but how are they made? With this guide, we will show you how you can get started with making your very own website. This guide will introduce you to everything Raspberry Pi-related.
Visiting the Centre
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Whatever their age, young people are welcome to visit the Centre and explore our computing past. A hands-on learning experience wrapped up in a historical context, offers young people an insight into the computing curriculum beyond classroom-based learning.
The Centre welcomes visits from Community and Foundation schools, Academies and Grammar Schools, Special schools and Independent schools, FE Colleges, Universities and all organisations supporting the education of young people.Ofsted recognises that museum visits and learning outside the classroom improve the quality and depth of students' learning and considers it essential to offering young people an outstanding broad and balanced curriculum.
The Centre welcomes visits from Community and Foundation schools, Academies and Grammar Schools, Special schools and Independent schools, FE Colleges, Universities and all organisations supporting the education of young people.Ofsted recognises that museum visits and learning outside the classroom improve the quality and depth of students' learning and considers it essential to offering young people an outstanding broad and balanced curriculum.
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