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Kay, Alan

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Early advocate of using graphics for computer user interfaces, and of using computers to educate children creatively (*NOT* by wrote memory via drillware), one of the creators of object-oriented programming, leader in the creation of Smalltalk and the personal computer. Now working on Squeak and related software.


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1. ACM1: Alan Kay: The Computer Revolution Hasn't Happened Yet - Abstract of talk, brief biography, good sized picture.
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2. Engelbart's Unfinished Revolution: Alan Kay - Brief biography, old picture.
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3. mprove: Alan Kay Bibliography - An extensive list of references to articles by Alan Kay. Excerpts of his master's and Ph.D. thesis.
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4. MUF Mastery: Alan Kay - Brief biography with perceptive editorial comments.
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5. SPACEWAR: Fanatic Life and Symbolic Death Among the Computer Bums - Famous Rolling Stone article by Stewart Brand, part of which discusses PARC, Alan Kay, Dynabook, Smalltalk.
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6. Squeak Wiki: Alan Kay - Brief biography, old picture, some links, contact information.
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7. Tools For Thought: The Birth of the Fantasy Amplifier - By Howard Rheingold. Online copy of well known 1985 book on the invention of modern computing; this chapter on PARC, Alan Kay, Dynabook, Smalltalk, Atari. Newer (c)2000 edition of the book is out, with follow-up interviews.
8. A Conversation with Alan Kay: Big Talk with the Creator of Smalltalk, and Much More - Historical perspective on personal computing, programming languages, from one of the industry’s preeminent pioneers. [ACM Queue]
9. Alan Kay - Biography, photographs, and references for one of the foreground characters of the personal computer revolution.
10. Alan Kay - Growing biography, with links to related topics. [NodeWorks Encyclopedia]
11. Alan Kay - The nearest thing to a personal page, at Squeakland site, biography with tiny photos of some early work.
12. Alan Kay on Computing NEW! - Brief critique of current state of computing. Fortune.
13. ArtMuseum.net: Alan Kay | Interface 1972 - Biography about Kay's views on interfaces, a few references, old PARC picture.
14. Daddy, Are We There Yet? A Discussion with Alan Kay - Smalltalk inventor speaks about computing today, and where it's going. [O'Reilly OpenP2P.com]
15. Education in the Digital Age NEW! - Alan Kay talk, in streaming video.
16. Educom'98: Alan Kay: The Computer 'Revolution' Hasn't Happened Yet - RealVideo webcast from conference by EDUCAUSE nonprofit association with goal to advance higher education by promoting intelligent use of information technology.
17. From Dynabook to Squeak: A Study in Survivals - Part of a historical research project, tracing the evolution of Alan Kay's Dynabook vision over 3+ decades; many links.
18. HP Feature Story: Alan Kay Biography - From former employer, Hewlett-Packard Development Co.
19. Kay + Hillis - Together, two legendary minds: Alan Kay, Danny Hillis. The result: a fast-forward, neuron-boggling, early-warning scan of the future. [Wired]
20. Predicting The Future - By Alan C. Kay; essay on how things get invented, and how to do better. [Stanford Engineering]
21. Smalltalk with Object-Oriented Programming Pioneer Kay - Interview, on influences, history, rationale; laptops; advice. [SearchWebServices.com]
22. Smalltalk.org: Alan Kay - Brief information on Xerox PARC, Kay quotes, Steve Jobs impression, a few links.
23. Teaching with Technology: The Secrets of Their Success - Five lessons on using technology to engage students, recharge teachers, and in some cases, change the world. [THE Journal]
24. Watch What I Do - A Forward by Kay, from a book on programming by demonstration.

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