Very few people outside the computer industry know Douglas Engelbart, the leading figure of the Augmentation of Human Intellect project, and among those people, many still credit him only with technological innovations like the mouse, the outline processor, the electronic mail system, or, sometimes, the windowed user interface. These indeed are major innovations, and today they have become pervasive in the environments in which people work and play. But Douglas Engelbart never really gets credit for larger contribution that he worked to dreate: an integrative and comprehensive framework that ties together the technological and social aspect of personal computing technology. Engelbart articulated a vision of the world in which these pervasive innovations are supposed to find their proper place. [download]
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