The map room is a physical room-size wiki for collaboration from the 1950s (Interconnected)
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Posted on Friday 20 Jan 2023. 3,037 words, 13 links. By Matt Webb.
The map room is a physical room-size wiki for collaboration from the 1950s 19.22, Friday 20 Jan 2023 Link to this post There’s an idea from the 1950s about physical rooms and index cards for shared context and collaboration. And thinking about how to make a modern version gets me thinking about room-scale group use computers, and what kind of interfaces we’ll need. No conclusions today, but thinking out loud… The map room is a physical multiplayer learning machine Consider a room! It’s 1954 (or 1955) and a group of disciplines are working together on a complicated decade-long regional developm
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