Yes.

Indeed we did

Oh! And we had a kid in class that was infatuated with Melissa Sue Anderson from Little House on the Prairie. He could whistle and beep the dialup tone on the computer and somehow got her phone number and called her. The school phone bill was huge! He got caught. I think there might have been a restraining order too. Eventually he became head of IT for the Target Corporation.

i was homeschooled 😬

Of course, I almost failed IT classes in my first year. 😐

I was at high school from 1960 to 1964 - so the answer is no!

We had one thing they called a terminal. It was a big deal. It was a brand new thing, more to be demonstrated than used.

Yep! I took Computer Science as a course in high school. We didn't have laptops that we took home like some kids do these days though.

We didn't even have calculators. We used slide rules.

People who worked in the administrative offices had those big old-fashioned adding machines.

PC's weren't invented yet, we weren't even allowed calculators. Computers were mainframes that took up entire buildings and operated with punch cards back in the middle ages when I went to school.

No, we didn't have computers in school until college (but I'm in my 70s).

Yes, pre-internet computers where we wrote our own programs

Computers, laptops and tablets

Personal computers were only just starting to come onto the market when I was in high school. They may have had computers or a link to a mainframe, but over at the vo-tech school my school went to, but it was in another town.

Yes, quite a few of em but some privileged kids were treating those as their personal property.

I was homeschooled for the most part.

Actually started with slide rules...

We just got electric typewrites in my senior year, so no, no compters.

No. Just typewriters. And drunken teachers.

A few ancient clunky beige behemoths, that made a lot of noise and were very slow. Seldom used.
I think our calculators had more computational power.

Just my tablet...

Yes. They were just keyboards and a paper printer. It was connected with dialup to a remote CDC computer.

Yes and electricity 😌 don't mean to brag

Computers were just coming out when I graduated highschool. We had them, but they were not up and running and they didn't have a teacher to teach them yet. The next year they started running classes.

None that we could personally use (1972-1976).

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