1) The document details Ron Graff's early interest in science and electronics from a young age and his introduction to personal computers in 1977. 2) Graff founded Micromedia in 1978 to create early educational software for the Apple II personal computer, developing some of the first commercially available educational programs. 3) Over the following decades, Graff continued developing educational software, founded computer stores, and created websites focused on biblical prophecy, showing how his early interests led to a career in educational technology and ministry.

1. My Strange Adventure Ron Graff How I stumbled into the world of Personal Computers and Educational Software

5. October 1977 Popular Mechanics “At Last Home Computers For The Price of A TV Set”

6. 1977 Radio Shack’s – TRS-80

7. Apple I

8. Hand-made by Wozniak & Jobs

9. Apple I in wooden case

11. Apple II

15. 1978 - Apple II With Disk Drive

17. Supermath

18. 1978 Ad in Byte Magazine

19. Commodore Pet

20. Atari 400 and Atari 800

23. 1979 Apple DOS System Disk

24. 1980 – The Patient Professor

26. Apple’s Educational Emphasis

28. Supermath

29. 1981 - Commodore VIC-20

30. 1982 - Commodore 64

31. 1982 “The Shell Games”

32. 1982-1984 Wabash Apple Computer Stores

34. 1982 – Educational Systems Software

37. 1983 - The Discovery Encyclopedia

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44. 1984 - IBM Version of the Encyclopedia

45. 1984 – The Apple Education Classics

46. 1984 – The Macintosh

48. 1987 - Space Station Project

49. 1988 – Hyper-Scripture Complete King James Version

50. 1996 - The Prophecy Puzzle

51. 1997 – Prophecy Central Website

52. 1998- Online Prophecy Book http://www.ldolphin.org/kingdom/

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55. Technology at Solid Ground Church

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