Curt Carlson’s Opening Remarks
Curt Carlson's welcome address from the 40th anniversary celebration of Doug’s “Mother of All Demos” is a wonderful summary of Doug Engelbart's strategic vision. [Continue Reading]
More on getting beyond paper and linear media
A paradigm shift from paper and other linear media to models that more closely map to how our minds work to better serve our collective intellect. [Continue Reading]
Dreams About How The World Could Be
Guest author Gardner Campbell commemorates the NMC Fellows Award presentation to Doug Engelbart June 2009, with his uncanny sense of articulating with poetic sincerity the very core of Doug’s vision and passion. “Always, the goal was to enable us to identify, harness, and raise our collective IQ. The idea was to augment human intellects one by one, but by means of a fine tracing of mental and spiritual connections from which would emerge a true “capability infrastructure” to prepare us for the dangers, questions, and opportunities we would encounter as civilization continues to develop.” [Continue Reading]
How Doug Engelbart taught kids to ride a bike (without training wheels)
How Doug Engelbart applied his knowledge of what keeps bikes from falling over to teaching kids how to ride a bike without training wheels. [Continue Reading]
A Tribute on this Anniversary
Today marks the 41st anniversary of what is now known as the Mother of All Demos. On December 9th, 1968 at 3:45pm PT, my father Doug Engelbart and his research team at [Continue Reading]
Greetings!
Welcome aboard! See panel at right for a brief description of Collective IQ, and the Vision section on our website at the Doug Engelbart Institute beginning with About [Continue Reading]
