This is a story about screen interactivity and its magical early influences. It includes a brief history of the evolution of the computer, with examples from contemporary applications in art and museum education. I believe it is important to know about the early days of drawing on the screen to get a sense of the continuum of ideas that has led us to our present technologies. Within this glorious swirl of ideas, from the early computer innovators such as Ada Byron, Ivan Sutherland and Apple, to "Winky Dink and You," and Miss Frances' "Ding Dong School," this professor's ideas and my students' experiments, it is your inventive spirit at the front of the glass and behind it that keeps the screen an enchanted space.