Hi to everybody. I am teacher in Italy and I remember that, some years ago, I read two short stories by Ray Bradbury about school and learning, but I am not able to remember the titles. Anybody can help me?
The first story is about a man who is the last one in a future world being able to do multiplications without computing machines.
The second story is about a child in the future attending to his class in a virtual way, listening to lessons through a screen. And he's thinking about how students were lucky and happy back in the old times, when they had to go to school.
Thanks a lot!
Giancarlo Perlo - Italy

The second story sounds like Isaac Asimov's "The Fun They Had."

quote:

The Fun They Had

Thanks! Does anybody remember the other story?