December 9, 2018 at The Computer History Museum
See also the printable Event Program and
Video Capture: Individual Sessions
| 8:15 | Registration & Continental Breakfast |
| 9:15 | Welcome Marc Weber, Computer History Museum |
| 9:20 | Doug’s Unfinished Revolution Paul Saffo, Master of Ceremonies Watch Tribute Video |
HISTORY
| 9:30 | Doug’s 1962 Framework: Augmenting Human Intellect Gardner Campbell |
| 9:45 | The Making of The Demo: The ARC Team Remembers Jeff Rulifson, Moderator, with Don Andrews, Martin Hardy, Charles Irby, and Christina Engelbart |
| 10:30 | Break |
IMPACT AND INSPIRATION
| 10:45 | The Demo in Historical Context Marc Weber |
| 10:55 | Impacts and Inspiration John Markoff, Moderator, Howard Rheingold, Andy van Dam, (Alan Kay by ‘beam‘) |
| 11:35 | Applying Lessons of The Demo in Today’s Online World: Panel 1 – Authoring, Retrieval, Classification Marc Pesce, Moderator, Wendy Hall, Peter Norvig |
| 12:15 | Motivated by The Demo: Overview of Demo Exhibits Watch Intro to Demo Exhibits |
| 12:20 | Lunch & Demos |
Continuing Into The Future
| 1:30 | Applying The Lessons of The Demo in Today’s Online World: Panel 2 Addressability and Integration Tim O’Reilly Moderator, Tim Berners-Lee, Brewster Kahle |
| 2:10 | Bootstrapping the Future: Doug’s Call to Action Christina Engelbart |
| 2:25 | Case Examples of Bootstrapping Christina Engelbart, Moderator, Gardner Campbell, Stephanie Couch, Brant Cooper |
| 3:05 | Special Commemoration & Break Paul Saffo, MC |
| 3:45 | Challenges in Making Interactive Systems More Useful Vint Cerf |
| 4:00 | Through A Doug Lens Jeff Rulifson Moderator, Dan Whaley, Jeff Conklin |
| 4:40 | WTF and The Importance of Human/Tool Co-evolution Tim O’Reilly |
| 4:55 | Coming Together for Doug’s Grand Challenge Adam Cheyer |
| 5:10 | The Unifying Vision Ted Nelson |
| 5:25 | Closing Remarks Paul Saffo, MC |
| 5:30 | Reception, Demos & CHM Exhibit Tours |
| 7:30 | End. |
Demos inspired by Engelbart’s work will be offered during lunch and reception in the adjacent area – see Demos listing for details.
Meet fellow travelers, mingle and network, see current projects inspired by Engelbart, and tour Computer History Museum Exhibitions, including items related to his work (the Museum has a leading collection of the records of Engelbart’s laboratory as well as oral histories).
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