Background
D'Ignazio, Fred was born on January 6, 1949 in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, United States. Son of Silvio Frederick and Elizabeth Owsley (McComas) D'Ignazio.
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Discusses the increasing use of small computers to perform routine household chores, store personal information, and do other tasks.
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Contains twenty-two short, simple games to use with an Atari computer on such topics as colors, sounds, multiplication, state names, spelling, fractions, and Spanish and French languages.
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Explains how astronomers are using new kinds of telescopes, computerized cameras, and space probes to generate new theories about the universe and its mysteries.
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Twenty-three learning games, grouped by subject, for use on an Atari computer. There are separate instructional sections for parents/teachers and for children.
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D'Ignazio, Fred was born on January 6, 1949 in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, United States. Son of Silvio Frederick and Elizabeth Owsley (McComas) D'Ignazio.
Bachelor in International Relations, Brown University, 1970. Master of Arts in International Relations, Tufts University, 1971. Postgraduate, American University Washington School Law, 1971—1972.
Postgraduate department computer science, University of North Carolina, 1975—1982.
Program director The Institute, Dickerson, Maryland, 1971—1974. Reviewer American Association for the Advancement of Science Science Books and Films, Washington, 1972—1983. Assistant editor The Futurist Magazine, 1973—1974.
Mgalyst. Management Systems Corporation, Bowie, Maryland, 1973. Instructor adult continuing education on computers University of North Carolina School Continuing Education, Chapel Hill, since 1974, assistant director Study Efficacy of Nosocomial Infection Control Project department biostatistics, 1976—1977. Analyst John Hamburg & Associate, Chapel Hill, 1976—1977, Computer Sciences Corporation, Washington and Chapel Hill, 1974—1976.
Associate editor, columnist Compute!, Greensboro, North Carolina, since 1982, Compute!'s Gazette, Greensboro, since 1983, Compute!'s PC & PC junior, Greensboro, since 1984. Lecturer International Robotics Literacy Course, London, 1983. Numerous television and radio appearances.
Regular commentator Good Morning American on ABC-television. Also computer programs Public Broadcasting Service, National Public Radio and Columbia Broadcasting System. Consultant Evangelical Presbyterian Dutton Company, electronic public division, Enter, Consumer Guide.
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Member educational advisory board Terrapin, Inc.,, Massachusetts, Cambridge, Massachusetts, since 1981. Education advisory bd Tar Heel (North Carolina) Computer Camps, 1982.
Married Janet Letts, September 5, 1969. Children: Catherine Shum, Frederick Letts.