For a couple of years now, as I have researched this book, I have written a series of stories that uncover some of the history – lost, forgotten, ignored, dismissed – about teaching machines. I'm procrastinating working on the book right now by refreshing the website. But here's a list of what I've done so far:

• Draw Me: A History of MOOCs
• Multiple Choice and Testing Machines: A History
• Speak & Spell: A History
• The First Teaching Machines
• The Automatic Teacher
• Education Technology and Skinner’s Box
• (25 Years Ago) The First School One-to-One Laptop Program
• The Horizon Report: A History of Ed-Tech Predictions
• The History of the Future of Education
• How Steve Jobs Brought the Apple II to the Classroom
• From Lunchboxes to Laptops: How Maine Went One-to-One
• A Brief History of Calculators in the Classroom
• SRA Cards: A History of Programmed Instruction and Personalization
• Gordon Pask’s Adaptive Teaching Machines
• Buckminster Fuller and Education's Automation
• Lego Mindstorms: A History of Educational Robots
• The History of the Future of the Push-Button School
• The Invented History of "The Factory Model of Education"
• Memory Machines: Education Technology Without the Memex
• The Golden Lasso of Education Technology
• The Flying Classroom: The Midwest Program on Airborne Television Instruction
• Webcasting Open Courses: A Brief (Berkeley) History
• What Happened to Educational Television: The Story of "The Learning Channel"
• Teaching by Television: Educational TV in American Samoa
• How Sputnik Launched Ed-Tech: The National Defense Education Act of 1958
• No, Sesame Street Was Not the First MOOC
• AlphaSmart: A History of One of Ed-Tech's Favorite (Drop-Kickable) Writing Tools
• Robot Tutors and the Algorithmic Future of Education
• Coding Bootcamps and the New For-Profit Higher Ed
• (Marketing) Virtual Reality in Education: A History
• Clippy and the History of the Future of Educational Chatbots
• Re·Con·Figures: The Pigeons of Ed-tech