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That was gaming legend Ian Livingstone, currently campaigning for reform of ICT and computer science in schools e.g.

http://www.independent.co.uk/opinion/commentators/ian-livingstone-computer-science-is-an-essential-part-of-our-childrens-education-6268915.html

Amazed you could make out what he was saying though, not a great PA system…

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Sounds like a load of hot air to me!

….sorry, I couldn’t resist!

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A warning to all science communicators:



A new acronym (another!) may be worming its way into your professional lives.



At a ‘Luvvies & Boffins’ science-art networking event at Google UK last night, one of the speakers was proclaiming (with some vigour) a replacement for STEM - in the shape of...



STEAM (Science Technology Engineering Arts & Medicine)



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