#ald15

[computerhistorymuseum]

Today some of our docents started training for our women in computing tour! These tours take place the first Fridays of the month on our 2pm tour. Check them out! We also had a young women's summit event at the museum today. Great way to keep celebrating Ada Lovelace Day! #ald15 #womenintech #stem #volunteers #history #inspiring

[adaslist]

Happy #ALD15 everyone! Find out more about Ada Lovelace Day here. Today is also Ada’s List’s 2nd birthday! To celebrate, tweet out your favourite women in STEM!

[adalovelace2015-blog]

https://twitter.com/malfucci/status/653695580808593408

[ingridalvarez]

Day 2: Painting this Ada Lovelace women's empowerment mural @ThoughtWorks for #ALD15 event tmrw 10/12! #artbyingrid #nyc #wip (at Thoughtworks)

[adaplay]

ADA premiers Oct 2015!

So thrilled to announce that ADA & THE MEMORY ENGINE will premiere this October in Berkeley (in time for Ada Lovelace Day)! 

Written by Lauren Gunderson Directed by Gary Graves Oct 17–Nov 22

Word Premiere #49: A Central Works Method Play

Ada Lovelace (1815-1852): countess, metaphysician… computer programmer!

Estranged daughter of the flamboyant and notorious leader of the Romantic Movement, Lord Byron, young Ada only knows her father through his poetry—nothing more than a haunting memory from the past.  But Ada sees the future in the “analytic engines” of her friend and soul-mate, Charles Babbage, inventor of the first mechanical computer.  A gifted mathematician in her own right, Ada alone foresees the boundless creative potential of Babbage’s engine.  As she writes the first computer program, Ada envisions a whole new world where art and information converge—a world she will not live to see.

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