Voices Raised: Celebrating Women in STEM | Ada Lovelace

Few knew Ada Lovelace as the world's first computer programmer. However, it’s because of her work and research - dating back to the 1840s -- that the concept of a general-purpose computer was born. Her research and analytical skills predicted how we could eventually connect the humanities and arts to science and technology. Ada’s life is a testament to the fact that women have always been at the core of innovation.
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The abilities Ada had can and are the abilities of all human beings. Anyone! Male or Female can posses theses abilities! Don't be held back! Don't be told you are something your not! Be You! Show that you to everyone. You will love the "you" have become! Nothing else matters! People will be watching out for "YOU" 👀

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Mr Tetard you are my favorite teacher ❤❤

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Is it ok for me to use this video for a corporate project?

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If Ada saw the 80s and 90s computer demo scenes. She would have regretted it heavily.

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Theks you 💓💓💓

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I wonder if she didn't have the tools would she still have gotten to this programing feat

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