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History in Pictures - Computer Mouse and Bootstrap Projects of Doug Engelbart

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Audience/Grade: College Freshman - Continuing Education
Discipline(s): Computer Engineering
Computer Science
Electrical Engineering
Information Systems
Information Technology
Mechanical Engineering
Special Topic(s): History of Technology
Learning Resource Type: Reference - Visuals
Media Type:

 Image
Author(s): Bootstrap Institute - BI
Description: These historical photos depict elements of the work in interactive computing directed by Doug Engelbart at Stanford Research International beginning in the early '60s. Picutes include the various prototypes of the computer mouse and interactive computing, keyboards, computer augmentation environments and other Bootstrap technologies.
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Keywords: Engelbart, computer mouse, innovation
Is Component of A lifetime pursuit - from a biographical sketch of Douglas C. Engelbart
   
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Use of Resource: Useful visuals for lectures or case studies in innovation technology development and product design.
Difficulty: Medium
Interactivity Level: Medium

   
Version Info
Publication Date: November 2007
Platform/Format: WWW
Cost: Free
Download URL: http://www.dougengelbart.org/history/pix.html
Metadata: IEEE LOM Record
Collection: NEEDS NEEDS