One chilly Saturday morning, the mostly gray-haired students sat facing their laptops as Carl Baty, 63, stepped behind a lit projector and began to show them a step that may be second-nature to many 10-year-olds: copying and pasting text into a new document on their screens.
One chilly Saturday morning, the mostly gray-haired students sat facing their laptops as Carl Baty, 63, stepped behind a lit projector and began to show them a step that may be second-nature to many 10-year-olds: copying and pasting text into a new document on their screens.…
