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Personal Digital Archiving 2011 Learnings from a lifes work: The Doug Engelbart Archives Christina Engelbart Executive Director www.dougengelbart.org 2 B oosting our Collective IQ 1964 Story in a nutshell 1951 1962 1967 1998


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Christina Engelbart

Executive Director

www.dougengelbart.org

Learnings from a life’s work:

The Doug Engelbart Archives

Personal Digital Archiving 2011

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Story in a nutshell

1962 1951 1998 1964 1967 1968

“Boosting our Collective IQ”

1969 1978 1988

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The human element

Alumni 100+ research team 1-47 people

  • ver 20+ years
  • experimental methods,

conventions, practices

  • new roles
  • strategic approach
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Backup Media

The stuff

texts artifacts film / video software repository Personal records press audio / oral histories photos events

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Archiving real-time

  • nline

physical

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(Re)Archiving

1995

  • ur first website

1990s Stanford MouseSite

preserved by Internet Archive

  • n the web
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Archiving

  • n the web

Computer History Museum 2010 Internet Archive

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Context

What’s their story? What were they thinking?

“firsts”

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edgerton-digital-collection.org

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Where to go from here

  • Learn from the Edgerton Digital Collection

and archivists of notable persons

  • Digital storytelling
  • Digital museums – NMC MIDEA
  • Engage faculty and interns
  • Partnering and Funding
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Objectives beyond webifying

  • Humanizing history
  • Connecting the technology to the vision
  • Communicating the primary significance
  • f the vision
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www.dougengelbart.org

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Knowledge Ecosystem

Rationale Mtg Records Reports Email Proposals Plans Intell Lessons Learned Commentary Contracts Source Code

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Knowledge Ecosystem

All plugged into a collective intelligence

Rationale Mtg Records Reports Email Proposals Plans Intell Lessons Learned Commentary Contracts Source Code

Rationale Mtg Records Reports Email Proposals Intelligence Lessons Learned Commentary Contracts Source Code Plans

“Boosting our Collective IQ”

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Dynamic Knowledge Ecosystem

Rationale Mtg Records Reports Email Proposals Plans Intell Lessons Learned Commentary Contracts Source Code

Rationale Mtg Records Reports Email Proposals Intelligence Lessons Learned Commentary Contracts Source Code Plans

“Boosting our Collective IQ”

dialog ~ intel ~ knowledge products

  • developing
  • integrating
  • applying

Concurrently

KNOWLEDGE

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Dynamic Knowledge Ecosystem

Rationale Mtg Records Reports Email Proposals Plans Intell Lessons Learned Commentary Contracts Source Code

Rationale Mtg Records Reports Email Proposals Intelligence Lessons Learned Commentary Contracts Source Code Plans

“Boosting our Collective IQ”

dialog ~ intel ~ knowledge products

  • developing
  • integrating
  • applying

Concurrently

KNOWLEDGE

Open Evolvable, migratable Interoperable Malleable, custom views Permeable, every

  • bject addressable,

linkable in any file Identifyable, every object stamped with author and time of creation/edits Annotate Extensible Customizable Seamless experience Shared desktop ubiquitous Online publishing with ID and version management

Tool / Knowledge Requirements: Functionality ubiquitous in all tools you use

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Organizations and societies with no Collective IQ strategy 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 ... Rate of change

Complexity and urgency are scaling up

exponentially

with incremental Collective IQ strategy with exponential Collective IQ strategy

Grand Challenge

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www.dougengelbart.org

Appreciation

  • Alumni from Doug’s lab and Institute

– Jeff Rulifson, Harvey Lehtman, Jake Feinler , Bill Daul – Doug’s long-time secretary Mary Coppernoll

  • SRI International and Logitech at all levels
  • Stanford Library Special Collections

– Henry Lowood, Tim Lenoir and team

  • Computer History Museum

– Paula Jabloner, Marc Weber, Jake Feinler

  • Internet Archive

– Brewster Kahle, Laura Milvy, Jeff Ubois, and team

  • New Media Consortium (nmc.org)

– Larry Johnson and Alan Levine