Boolier
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Introducing an innovative learning tool called the "Boulier," inspired by George Bool and designed to teach kids computer science without computers. This unique abacus-like device demonstrates concepts such as JPEG compression using binary principles. The idea was sparked at a Makerspace for the Science Fair, with more projects planned under the "Computer Science In Real Life" initiative. Made from 3mm and 5mm acrylic, models are customizable and can be used for various educational purposes; feel free to remix and adapt as needed.
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