A Total Program

Title

A Total Program

Description

Suggested relationships among the major activities involved in achieving the stated objective (essentially, of significantly boosting human power in A 4 and U 1). Solid lines represent subject information or artifacts used or generated within an activity, and dashed lines represent special tools and techniques for doing the activity in the box to which they connect. Subject product of an activity (output solid) can be used as working material (input solid) or as tools and techniques (input dashed). Tools and techniques as used or needed in an activity (output dashed) can be used either to work on (input solid) or as tools and techniques to work with (input dashed).

Designer

Engelbart, Douglas

Date

1962

Source

Augmenting Human Intellect: A Conceptual Framework

Bibliographic Citation

Engelbart, Douglas. "Augmenting Human Intellect: A Conceptual Framework." In The New Media Reader (2003), edited by Noah Wardrip-Fruin and Nick Montfort; designed by Michael Crumpton. The MIT Press. Figure 8.5. Page 106.

Engelbart, Douglas. 1962. "Summary Report AFOSR–3223." Under Contract AF 49(638)–1024, SRI Project 3578 for Air Force Office of Scientific Research. Stanford Research Institute, October 1962.

is composed of

Square

has attribute

Arrow

Dash Line

Solid Line

depict things of type

Sequence or Process

Coverage

creativity

workflow