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Collaboration Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow Jill Gemmill University of Alabama at Birmingham ViDe and Internet2

The Tower of Babel  About 4000 BCE

The Consequences ? An end to easy Collaboration

Still Having Difficulties At That Location

Quick History of Collaboration Tools  Writing : 3200 BC (Sumerian cuniform)

Quick History of Collaboration Tools  Writing 3200 BC (Sumerian cuniform)  Printing Press (Gutenberg 1450)

Quick History of Collaboration Tools  Writing 3200 BC (Sumerian cuniform)  Printing Press (Gutenberg 1450)  Photography (Daguerre 1839)

Quick History of Collaboration Tools  Writing 3200 BC (Sumerian cuniform)  Printing Press (Gutenberg 1450)  Photography (Daguerre 1839)  Telephone (Bell 1876)

Collaborative Tools Not Always Greeted with Early Enthusiasm  "This 'telephone' has too many shortcomings to be seriously considered as a means of communication. The device is inherently of no value to us." -- Western Union internal memo, 1876.

Quick History of Collaboration Tools  Writing 3200 BC (Sumerian cuniform)  Printing Press (Gutenberg 1450)  Photography (Daguerre 1839)  Telephone (Bell 1876)  Phonograph (Edison 1877)

Collaborative Tools Not Always Greeted with Early Enthusiasm  “The end of books”.

Quick History of Collaboration Tools  Movies (Lumiere 1895)

Quick History of Collaboration Tools (slide 2)  Movies (Lumiere 1895)  Wireless (radio) (Tesla 1891 or Marconi 1895)

Quick History of Collaboration Tools (slide 2)  Movies (Lumiere 1895)  Wireless (radio) (Tesla 1891 or Marconi 1895)  Video Conferencing (Bell PicturePhone 1956)

The PicturePhone Story: 1964 NY World’s Fair Debut

An old Idea, now ready for the market……

Albert Robida Journal Telescopique

Early Enthusiasm Does Not Guarantee Success FIFTY YEARS AGO people communicated over distances mainly by letters and telegrams, and used streetcars, railroads, and ships for travel to see each other. Gradually telephone usage increased until it is today the most common means of communication, and the automobile and jet airplane now provide most of the transportation we use to get together for face-to- face conversation. I predict that before the turn of the century Picturephone will similarly displace today's means of communication, and in addition will make many of today's trips unnecessary. Bell Lab prediction, 1969

Quick History of Computer- Aided Collaboration Tools  ARPANET 1969 John Postel David Crocker Vint Cerf

Quick History of Computer- Aided Collaboration Tools  Killer App #1: (Ray Tomlinson 1971) “The first use of network announced its own existence. “

Quick History of Computer- Aided Collaboration Tools  Graphical User Interface ( $2495)  Note: Useability and “User-Friendly” are important.

Quick History of Computer- Aided Collaboration Tools  Collaboratory (Bill Wulf, NSF CISE, 1989) “A Collaboratory is a...'center without walls' in which the nation's researchers can perform their research without regard to geographical location - interacting with colleagues, accessing instrumentation, sharing data and computational resources, and accessing information in digital libraries." Example: DOE Environmental Molecular Sciences LaboratoryDOE Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory

Quick History of Computer-Aided Collaboration Tools  World Wide Web (1990 Time CERN) Berners-Lee related how difficult it was ten years ago when he was demonstrating the Web for the first time. Viewers seeing him progress from one document to another by clicking on links were nonplussed -- it's when the system scales that the advantages may be reaped.  Total number of web sites in the world in 1990 = 1.  Semantic Web, WC3, and XML

Color videophone 1992  “Never give up, never surrender!”

Quick History of Computer-Aided Collaboration Tools  Killer App #2: Graphical Web Browser (Marc Andreeson, NCSA, Mosaic 1993)

Mobile Communications  The very first “walkman”