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  • Celebrating the 40th Anniversary of Doug's 1968 Demo – Dec 9, 2008 Stanford University

    mage of Doug's Vision Treasure Map
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    Image of title slideThe Driving Vision - [ watch video; view the slides [ PPT | PDF ]] Christina Engelbart's presentation at the Engelbart and the Dawn of Interactive Computing event in 2008. A personal tribute to her dad, including a brief overview of his strategic vision that drove the innovation in his lab up the S-curve (see Doug's Vision "Treasure Map" at right), closing with a call to action and appreciation.

    •       "What if we could take the same breakthrough vision and strategic organizing principles, with built-in accelerators that Doug embeded in the inner workings of his lab with such unprecedented results, and embed those in today's teams and organizations, using next generation interactive computing as a springboard ... just imagine the incredible levels of innovation that could be unleashed!"
                – Christina Engelbart, December 9, 2008 1a


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  • Image of Doug's Bootstrap Paradigm Map
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    Image of title slideThe Bootstrap "Paradigm Map" - [ PPT | PDF ] Slide series depicting Doug Engelbart's call to action in an interactive visual format. The Bootstrap "Paradigm Map" portrays Doug's vision and strategy for dramatically raising our Collective IQ. Travel once around the map (shown at right) to see vision highlights, and again to see vision and strategy in greater detail. Doug used this interactive slide show in most of his presentations and workshops from the mid- to late-1990s. The slides that Doug presented at the Unfinished Revolution – the 30th anniversary celebration of his 1968 demo in December, 1998 at Stanford University – were from this collection. Doug and Christina are eternally grateful to David Gendron of Trilogy, Inc. who conceived, designed and produced this dynamic presentation in the early 1990s with Doug and Christina's input, as a gift to Doug; originally programmed in Macromedia Director.
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