About HyperScope 2.0
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Intro
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Welcome to the all-new HyperScope beta prototype, offering an enhanced browsing experience on the web. Basic features include flexible view control, jumping around with fine-grained addressability, and more. HyperScope is envisioned as a proof of concept for Doug Engelbart's 'laundry list' of baseline features, still missing in prevailing information technology, still needed to fulfill the promise of new media, 'augmenting the human intellect' in the effective engagement of teams, organizations, and networked initiatives. Learn more About Open Hyperdocument Systems (OHS).
This evolving prototype initially supports interacting at the file or document level.
Give it a Whirl
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Start Here
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- New to HyperScope? Watch the demo at right.
- Test drive features in Doug's
Authorship paper featured in the demo.
- Check out Cue Cards below to see features at a glance.
More Engelbart Papers to browse
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Bootstrapping the Future
Enabling Technology
Early Framework
And More
- Collaboration Support Provisions in AUGMENT.
1984 (OAD,2221,)
- Workstation History and the Augmented Knowledge Workshop.
1985 (AUGMENT,101931,)
- Coordinated Information Services for a Discipline- or Mission-Oriented Community.
1973 (AUGMENT,12445,)
- Design Considerations for Knowledge Workshop Terminals.
1973 (AUGMENT,14851,)
- A Research Center for Augmenting Human Intellect.
1968 (AUGMENT,3954,)
- Display-Selection Techniques for Text Manipulation.
1967 (AUGMENT,9694,)
- Facets of the Technical Information Problem.
1958 (AUGMENT,133180,)
- Computers and the Challenges of Man.
1961 (AUGMENT,133400,)
Cue Cards & User Documentation
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If the dream of
improving human destiny
isn't enough, how about the thought
that the companies that adopt the
best Collective IQ
improvement strategy
will have a
significant competitive advantage.
Wouldn't you want your group
to have
the highest Collective IQ?
For Developers
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The Hyperscope 2.0 prototype is powered through javascripts and CSS, intended to work in any standard browser on most any device. It is designed as an evolving proof of concept of the kind of functionality Doug Engelbart was calling for in About OHS, toward open source, community engagement and hands-on pilot usage.
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Developers Website - see hyperscope.dev where you'll find an up to date directory of publications being rendered,
with more resources to come.
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User Interface - for simplicity our pre-beta version uses a dashboard style UI. We welcome a variety of alternate UX choices, especially those that offer a sense of flying through information space and landing with precision, with on-the-fly view control, ... (see OHS Paradigm for details).
Watch some vintage examples in these
earlier UI prototypes.
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Learn More
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