I didn't. I missed where you gave the title of your handout, though of course I did hear the description and much that followed.
What enlightened times we live in, such that a student can fail to give a teacher his undivided attention not just in the classroom but at a great distance.
(This is not to ding you for this, but to acknowledge that you are helping to make an important point for our times.)
I've been amazed and depressed to find that CS majors in major universities have vaguely heard of Doug Engelbart but virtually none have taken the trouble to type "Engelbart" into Google and follow up on the first 5 hits. (Depressing, because we put in a lot of effort back when things were much more difficult to get most people in the world within a few typed characters and button clicks of most of the important ideas and knowledge in the world -- but ... ?????)
I was so enthusiastic about the video that I was watching it on the road, which brought some distractions. On a related topic, I am currently packing for a move and spent a few moments last night contemplating how many very good unread and barely read books I have. Time that would have once been spent sitting and reading is often spent reading, but in a very fragmentary way, often from an electronic device. Got to change that.
I didn't. I missed where you gave the title of your handout, though of course I did hear the description and much that followed.
What enlightened times we live in, such that a student can fail to give a teacher his undivided attention not just in the classroom but at a great distance.
Thanks very much for sharing all this.