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Highlights of the 1968 Demo - Doug Engelbart Institute

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On December 9, 1968, Doug Engelbart and his Augmentation Research Center (ARC) at SRI staged a 90-minute public multimedia demonstration which presaged many of the technologies we use today – from personal computing to social networking. This was the world debut of the computer mouse, used to demonstrate an interconnected organizational computing system with integrated hypertext linking, collaborative composing, multiple windows with flexible view control, knowledge navigation, teleconferencing, and more. The integration of these tools into an experimental team's new modes of working on an evolving basis would boost team effectiveness to higher and higher levels. Research results included this "Augmentation System" and a set of guiding principles for others in this arena. Visit Doug's Great Demo: 1968 at theDemo.org for more links and fun facts. Click an image below to watch selected demo highlights  or watch as a YouTube playlist (24 min total) Visit theDemo.org for more links and fun

Highlights of the 1968 Demo - Doug Engelbart Institute Bootstrap Alliance --> --> Donate Our Mission Site Map --> --> --> Banner --> VIEW buttons help you navigate: Outline offers a bird's eye view; Numbers and Labels show hotlinks you can click to Jump to, or right click to Copy Link to; Numbers show where you are. Learn more . Highlights of the 1968 "Mother of All Demos" On December 9, 1968, Doug Engelbart and his Augmentation Research Center (ARC) at SRI staged a 90-minute public multimedia demonstration which presaged many of the technologies we use today - from personal computing to socia

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