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Journal of Management Information Systems | 2002

Toward Virtual Community Knowledge Evolution

Michael Bieber; Douglas C. Engelbart; Richard Furuta; Starr Roxanne Hiltz; John Noll; Jennifer Preece; Edward A. Stohr; Murray Turoff; Bartel Van de Walle

This paper puts forth a vision and an architecture for a community knowledge evolution system. We propose augmenting a multimedia document repository (digital library) with innovative knowledge evolution support, including computer-mediated communications, community process support, decision support, advanced hypermedia features, and conceptual knowledge structures. These tools, and the techniques developed around them, would enable members of a virtual community to learn from, contribute to, and collectively build upon the communitys knowledge and improve many member tasks. The resulting Collaborative Knowledge Evolution Support System (CKESS) would provide an enhanced digital library infrastructure serving as an ever-evolving repository of the communitys knowledge, which members would actively use in everyday tasks and regularly update.


hawaii international conference on system sciences | 2001

Virtual community knowledge evolution

Michael Bieber; Douglas C. Engelbart; Richard Furuta; Starr Roxanne Hiltz; John Noll; Jenny Preece; E. Stobr; Murray Turoff; B.A. van de Walle

Puts forth a vision and a possible architecture for a community knowledge evolution system. We propose augmenting a multimedia document repository (digital library) with innovative knowledge evolution support, including computer-mediated communications, community process support, decision support, advanced hypermedia features and conceptual knowledge structures. These tools and the techniques developed around them would enable members of a virtual community to learn from, contribute to, and collectively build upon the communitys knowledge and improve many member tasks. The resulting collaborative knowledge evolution support system (CKESS) would provide an enhanced digital library infrastructure serving as an ever-evolving repository of the communitys knowledge, which members would actively use in everyday tasks and regularly update.


Ire Transactions on Electronic Computers | 1961

A Bibliographical Sketch of All-Magnetic Logic Schemes

David R. Bennion; Hewitt D. Crane; Douglas C. Engelbart

An all-magnetic logic scheme is one with which a workable digital system could be constructed involving only magnetic elements, current-carrying conductors, and sources of clock pulses. Historical developments of both resistance schemes (dependent upon coupling-loop resistance) and nonresistance schemes (possessing at least first-order independence of coupling-loop resistance) are described, with reference to all relevant published work known to the authors. Included are: 1) schemes using electric-circuit transfer linkage with simple cores, multipath cores, and thin-film elements, and 2) schemes using continuous magnetic structures where transfer linkage is purely magnetic.


ACM Sigweb Newsletter | 1992

Special considerations of the individual as a user, generator, and retriever of information

Douglas C. Engelbart

I would like to remove at the outset a possible erroneous expectation which the title may have raised. I am not going to talk about what individuals need or expect from your documentation systems. The purpose of this paper is to bring out a basic sort of relatedness between your discipline and a separate discipline which is needed relative to the individuals information handling problems. I want to invite you to consider turning some of your talents and activities toward these problems. I should also hope to benefit from reactions and correspondence from some of you, and perhaps to discover some among you who share with me a basic conviction that more research attention should be focused on the individual.


Archive | 1962

AUGMENTING HUMAN INTELLECT: A Conceptual Framework

Douglas C. Engelbart; R. C. Amara; J. D. Noe


Computer Supported Cooperative Work | 1988

A conceptual framework for the augmentation of man's intellect

Douglas C. Engelbart


Archive | 2002

XML Topic Maps: Creating and Using Topic Maps for the Web

Jack Park; Sam Hunting; Douglas C. Engelbart


national computer conference | 1973

The augmented knowledge workshop

Douglas C. Engelbart; Richard William Watson; James C. Norton


Computer Supported Cooperative Work | 1988

Authorship provisions in AUGMENT

Douglas C. Engelbart


COMPCON | 1984

Authorship Provisions in Augment.

Douglas C. Engelbart

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John Noll

Santa Clara University

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Michael Bieber

New Jersey Institute of Technology

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Murray Turoff

New Jersey Institute of Technology

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Starr Roxanne Hiltz

New Jersey Institute of Technology

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B.A. van de Walle

New Jersey Institute of Technology

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Edward A. Stohr

Stevens Institute of Technology

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