The augmented knowledge workshop

TL;DR: This paper proposes a high-level, application-independent framework for the construction of distributed systems within a resource sharing computer network that eliminates the need for application-specific communication protocols and support software, thus easing the task of the applications programmer and so encouraging the sharing of resources.

TL;DR: This paper discusses the theme of augmenting a knowledge workshop.

TL;DR: A way of estimating the relative importance of various network characteristics and of predicting the suitability of a network or network architecture for a given set of applications, and several issues that relate to the political, social, and economic impacts of networks are considered.

TL;DR: An experimental system is described for the design, development, and presentation of computer-based documents that combine pictures and text on a high-resolution color raster display, with emphasis on designing actions that allow simple real-time animation and assist in finding one's way around the document.

TL;DR: The Age of Discontinuity is a period of disruption and discontinuity in which the structure and meaning of economy, polity, and society have been radically altered.

TL;DR: In this article, a multisponsor research center at Stanford Research Institute in man-computer interaction is described, where the authors describe a multiscale multi-modal system.

TL;DR: In this paper, the best display selection techniques for a computer-aided text manipulation system were evaluated and the choice did not hinge on the inherent differences in target selection speed and accuracy between the different selection devices.

TL;DR: Packet switching of a kind, the telegram, persisted throughout this period but due to the high cost of switching and the limited demand for fast message traffic never attracted much attention.