
Accessibility: personal computing for different people
Alternative input and output methods reveal an essential part of computing history.

Alternative input and output methods reveal an essential part of computing history.

Firmware, checks and boot media prepare a PC to load its operating system.

Physical controls shaped how players experienced the worlds on screen.

Simple movements opened a route into geometry, experimentation and personal creation.

A grid of cells became a practical tool for exploring scenarios and organising work.

Editable documents changed writing by separating composition from the printed result.

Shared files, printers and services connected individual computers with collaborative work.

Persistent storage changed software installation, file organisation and personal computing habits.