Now celebrating the 50th Anniversary of
TWO great milestones
with footage, memorabilia, and fun facts galore! See 1969 Demoandfirst computer network for details
In 1969 Doug Engelbart produced a SEQUEL to the 'Mother of All Demos' AND participated in the first computer network – both just turned 50! More pioneering firsts showcased at the Engelbart Archive, with online exhibits, historic footage, photos, texts, oral histories, and more.
What drove his innovation and sparked a revolution, catapulting us into the Knowledge Age? Visit the Engelbart Academy to learn about his Vision for raising Collective IQ across business and society to our highest potential—now more viable and more crucial than ever!
Now you can put these same strategic principles to work Bootstrapping Brilliance in your own initiatives. See Our Projects and Community Showcase re: how some initiatives making a difference in the world are already meeting the Engelbart Challenge.
Your generous contribution helps to carry forward Doug Engelbart's profound legacy — past, present, and future. Working together to raise the Collective IQ in teams and initiatives to yield more brilliant outcomes, create more brilliant businesses and societies, and ultimately a more brilliant world.
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The first 50 years of living online: ARPANET and Internet Computer History Museum | Oct 25, 2019 | Marc Weber “Doug Engelbart's group at SRI ran the Network Information Center (NIC), which besides acting as a central library kept track of all the computers on the ARPANET. [...] Engelbart's group had helped pioneer many core features of modern computing by then, as part of a Web-like effort called oNLine System (NLS).”
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devoted to you KIDS! Whether
you are here to work on a homework assignment,
or just for fun, check it out!
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Douglas Carl Engelbart