1967 - Penn State Computer Assisted Instruction Lab - IBM 1500 (1130 based (24Kb)) 30 terminal real time instructional system, with monitor, keyboard, light pen, audio and random access image reel (strip on right - digital code in soundtrack area). Screen images were coded via a character set of line segments, joined by backspaces, reverse feeds, etc. I began as a graduate assistant, and worked through '73 as the lab's computer graphic artist, designing such as:

Brushes didn't make paintings, and computers didn't make art.

Computers weren't easy.