I first played this game in middle school at the back of a computer lab! The premise is simple; put down towers to pop balloons. If balloons make it through the course, you'll lose some lives.

On the days where I felt a little more femme, dress-up games let me have that moment. When I wanted to look like a baby butch, I could go to the computer lab after school and live out that fantasy.

In the school computer labs of the 1970s, the games asked a lot of questions. More specifically, they asked for a lot of numbers. Typed-in numbers were the fuel needed to power the games ...

It's a puzzle adventure game with an on-trend art style of ... 00s where public library computers and elementary school computer labs were a fixture of the suburban school experience, at least ...

After the 1980s, school computer labs in the U.S. were dominated mostly by Apple and IBM machines. Today, computer labs are becoming an endangered species, with more schools relying on notebook ...

Engineers at the University of Pennsylvania's Moore School of Electrical ... computer games like Math Blaster! and Reader Rabbit, learning was never more fun. Computer labs continued to evolve ...

Plans for a computer science lab school at Chesapeake Public Schools are moving forward. Old Dominion University and the Chesapeake school division have been planning the lab at Oscar Smith Middle ...

At Pennsylvania State University, printing is what jump-started the school’s reimagining of its campus computer labs. In 2019, printer access was a big driver of students’ lab use. For many, the lab ...