After watching the Mother of All Demos and the History of IBM – think about the original computers – large rooms, punch cards and lack of ability to see results for awhile and then write a paragraph of two about how profound the concept prototype that Doug Englebart and the team from Stanford demoed would be to the future practice of interaction design. What did they get right? What did they get wrong? Make sure to select The Mother of All Demos category for your post.
The video we viewed this week is super inspiring. This very early demo of the future computer format and function is very accurate and has… Read more: mother of all demo
Douglas Engelbart installed two cameras at the Stanford Research Institute (SRI) in Pala Alto at the time and two others at the San Francisco Civic… Read more: The mother of all demos
In 1968, Douglas C. Englebart wow’s the crowd with his presentation on computer features that people have never seen before. He also demonstrates the hardware:… Read more: Englebart on Augmenting Human Intellect
IBM’s inventions and achievements are far ahead of their time. The products they created led to the emergence and advancement of a number of products.… Read more: The Mother of All Demos
The early computers created were revolutionary to the working world. Even though their size was unmatched compared to what we have today, the ability to… Read more: The Beginning Prototype
During the 1950s and 1960,s the few computers that actually existed mainly were built for the purpose of mathematical calculations, but nowadays, we use computers… Read more: The Epiphany of Interactive Technology
