LMC 2700 - final exam review GRADE A+
CORRECT SOLUTION
Janet Murray
agency
Van Bush
Memex
Ted Nelson
Xanadu
Tim Burner Lee
www
Tim O'Rielly
Web 2.0
Open Source surfaces wanted it to be embraced by businesses
Richard Stallman
Ethical arguments for free software --> wanted more open sources
(compare to Tim O'Rielly)
Wardrip
agency reconsidered. action by available material
Michael Mateas & Nick Momfort
obfuscation, parody, minimalism, structured play
Don Norman
user centered design
Oulipo
french speakers who create work using constrained writing techniques.
Potential Literature -> new types of writing
1) Lipogram
2) Palindrome
Palindrome
read the same forward and backwards
Lipogram
losing a letter throughout the rest of text/ writing that excludes
one or more letters
Nick Montfort/Ian Bogost
Racing The Beam -> talked about Atari games and basically said that
people of different ages and aptitudes can play against each other.
Atari VCS first Atari platform with come with JoyStick
Engelbart
(structuralism/post structuralism) wrote augmented human intellect.
, Papert
constructionism -> more socially based in comparison to behaviorism
Learning is more possible if people are more active and making
tangible objects.
So learning is better if tactile rather than reinforcement of
behavior.
Constructionism, influenced Montessori schools.
Made LOGO -> hands on environment.
Sutherland
sketchpad -> also users to design physical models.
Inspired by memex.
Friedrich Frobel
kindergarten system is based on constructivism
Vannevar Bush
memex (1939)
- a microfilm based productivity tool in desk form (compress and
store all info in a mechanized way so that it may be consulted w/
speed and flexibility)
- 'as we may think' (publishes in 1945):proposed vision of the future
way people would think
- (data networks)
**
- Associative trails: name for process for making those connections
(b/w info)
- vocacorder: loudspeaker is replaced by microphone? secretary that
could enter data?
- storage/access
- legacy, complications
- intended for knowledge worker in the 40s, white collar worker in an
office setting
- (comes from the notion/culture that computer users are mainly
white-collar workers, business men
- kinda priesthood-y,
- "nelson" would be mad about it
- proposed NDRC (national defense research corps)
- started national science foundation (NSF) 1950
- wants to make science accessible after war?
- *military technology influenced the rest of his career
CORRECT SOLUTION
Janet Murray
agency
Van Bush
Memex
Ted Nelson
Xanadu
Tim Burner Lee
www
Tim O'Rielly
Web 2.0
Open Source surfaces wanted it to be embraced by businesses
Richard Stallman
Ethical arguments for free software --> wanted more open sources
(compare to Tim O'Rielly)
Wardrip
agency reconsidered. action by available material
Michael Mateas & Nick Momfort
obfuscation, parody, minimalism, structured play
Don Norman
user centered design
Oulipo
french speakers who create work using constrained writing techniques.
Potential Literature -> new types of writing
1) Lipogram
2) Palindrome
Palindrome
read the same forward and backwards
Lipogram
losing a letter throughout the rest of text/ writing that excludes
one or more letters
Nick Montfort/Ian Bogost
Racing The Beam -> talked about Atari games and basically said that
people of different ages and aptitudes can play against each other.
Atari VCS first Atari platform with come with JoyStick
Engelbart
(structuralism/post structuralism) wrote augmented human intellect.
, Papert
constructionism -> more socially based in comparison to behaviorism
Learning is more possible if people are more active and making
tangible objects.
So learning is better if tactile rather than reinforcement of
behavior.
Constructionism, influenced Montessori schools.
Made LOGO -> hands on environment.
Sutherland
sketchpad -> also users to design physical models.
Inspired by memex.
Friedrich Frobel
kindergarten system is based on constructivism
Vannevar Bush
memex (1939)
- a microfilm based productivity tool in desk form (compress and
store all info in a mechanized way so that it may be consulted w/
speed and flexibility)
- 'as we may think' (publishes in 1945):proposed vision of the future
way people would think
- (data networks)
**
- Associative trails: name for process for making those connections
(b/w info)
- vocacorder: loudspeaker is replaced by microphone? secretary that
could enter data?
- storage/access
- legacy, complications
- intended for knowledge worker in the 40s, white collar worker in an
office setting
- (comes from the notion/culture that computer users are mainly
white-collar workers, business men
- kinda priesthood-y,
- "nelson" would be mad about it
- proposed NDRC (national defense research corps)
- started national science foundation (NSF) 1950
- wants to make science accessible after war?
- *military technology influenced the rest of his career
