reboot7 - Back to the Future @mprove

Abstract. Looking into the long history of hypertext and graphical user interfaces reveals fascinating insights that might help build a computer environment that really propels us into the future.

Slides

Back to the Future^{45 slides, 14.6 MB}

Back to the Future The Way to a Personal Dynamic Medium for Creative Thought from Matthias Mueller-Prove

References to the movie clips

Sketchpad (4' 03"), ca. 1962. Broy, Denert (eds.): Software Pioneers (DVD Extras)
Interview with Jeff Rulifson (2' 08"), 2000. Invisible Revolution
Alto Playroom (1' 02"), ca. 1974. Broy, Denert (eds.): Software Pioneers (DVD Extras)
Put-That-There (1' 25"), ca. 1979. The NewMedia Reader (CD Extras)

Notes from the Audience

interconnected.org/notes/2005/06/reboot7/Back to the future.txt

	Der Computer als Werkzeug und Medium – Die geistigen und technischen Wurzeln des Personal Computers (497 pages, German) The PhD thesis of Dr. Michael Friedewald Two sections of the appendix are online: References Resources
	Software Pioneers – Contributions to Software Engineering (728 pages, 4 DVDs) Reader of the conference Software Pioneers, Bonn 2001. The entire 2 day conference is available on DVD; and on the conference homepage sd&m Software Pioneers 2001 some notes
	The NewMedia Reader (823 pages, 1 CD) A wonderful reader with otherwise hard to find early and influential articles. The NewMedia Reader home
	Bootstrapping – Douglas Engelbart, Coevolution, and the Origins of Personal Computing (284 pages)
	NERDS 2.0.1– A Brief History of the Internet NERDS 2.0.1 home
	Dealers of Lightning – Xerox PARC and the Dawn of the Computer Age (448 pages) better than “Fumbling the Future”
	how the web was born (372 pages) coauthored by one of the inventors: Robert Cailliau
	A History of Modern Computing (398 pages) more technical than NERDS 2.0.1 – less focussed on the user interface than Der Computer als Werkzeug und Medium