Personal Dynamic MediaErstpublikation in: Computer 10(3):31-41
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Zusammenfassungen
The Learning Research Group at Xerox Palo Alto Research
Center is concerned with all aspects of the communication
and manipulation of knowledge. We design, build, and use
dynamic media which can be used by human beings of all
ages. Several years ago, we crystallized our dreams into a
design idea for a personal dynamic medium the size of a
notebook (the Dynabook) which could be owned by everyone
and could have the power to handle virtually all of its owner’s
information-related needs. Towards this goal we have
designed and built a communications system: the Smalltalk
language, implemented on small computers we refer to as
“interim Dynabooks.” We are exploring the use of this system
as a programming and problem solving tool; as an interactive
memory for the storage and manipulation of data; as a text
editor; and as a medium for expression through drawing,
painting, animating pictures, and composing and generating
music. (Figure 26.1 is a view of this interim Dynabook.)
We offer this paper as a perspective on our goals and
activities during the past years. In it, we explain the
Dynabook idea, and describe a variety of systems we have
already written in the Smalltalk language in order to give
broad images of the kinds of information-related tools that
might represent the kernel of a personal computing medium.
Von Alan Kay, Adele Goldberg im Text Personal Dynamic Media (1977) Bemerkungen
Possibly one of the most important, but least read articles in computing. It sees impacts beyond computer graphics. Started Apple Mac and Lisa technology. The next logical step after V. Bush's Memex.
Von Marcus Denker, erfasst im Biblionetz am 25.07.2004Leider ist die ursprünglich im Biblionetz erfasste URL eines Volltextes seit mehr als sechs Monaten nicht mehr gültig (Fehlermeldung 404) und wurde deshalb gelöscht. Es ist mir nicht bekannt, ob das Dokument unter einer anderen Adresse noch frei auf dem Internet verfügbar ist.
Von Beats Bibliothekar, erfasst im Biblionetz am 29.07.2006Certain aspects of notebook computing weren’t foretold in the essay that follows - even though the Dynabook idea is among the most influential and prescient of the past thirty years. While Kay and Goldberg predicted that businesspeople could carry along - the last several weeks of correspondence in a structured cross-indexed form - and wireless communications capability was an essential part of the Dynabook concept, they didn’t emphasize how notebook computers (and other personal computers) would find so much use as networked communication devices. They highlighted the potential creative uses of the computer, but did not suggest the ways in which notebook computers are now used as media players, playing DVDs in coach class on airplanes or sending from MP3s through earphones to students as they toil over textbooks in libraries. Even within Dynabook project, so extraordinary in creating notebook computing and charting a course quarter-century of computer evolution that would follow was not completely prefigured.
Von Nick Montfort, Noah Wardrip-Fruin im Buch The New Media Reader (2003) auf Seite 391Dieser Text erwähnt ...
Personen KB IB clear | Alan Kay | ||||||||||||||||||
Aussagen KB IB clear | Digitalisierung fördert Konvergenz | ||||||||||||||||||
Begriffe KB IB clear | Computercomputer , DynabookDynabook , Hardwarehardware , Kinderchildren , Lernenlearning , Medienmedia , Musikmusic , Programmierenprogramming , Simulation , Smalltalk , Softwaresoftware | ||||||||||||||||||
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Zitate | The medium is the message. (Marshall McLuhan) |
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Nicht erwähnte Begriffe | Eltern, LehrerIn, Schule, Unterricht |
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