One of the precursors of hypertext and the Web was HyperCard, introduced by Apple in 1987. This video, from The Computer Chronicles in 1990, looks at the status of HyperCard applications including HyperComposer, Take One, Culture 1.0, Mission: The Moon and CAMEO. It also looks at the HyperCard clone, SuperCard. Guests include the creator of HyperCard, Bill Atkinson.
Trained in art education at Alexander Mackie CAE (now Art and Design, University of NSW), Australia. Joined Art Gallery of NSW as a museum educator in 1982, delivering of educational services and producing didactic exhibitions, printed material and videos. In 2001, appointed Manager of Information, with primary responsibility for the Gallery’s website and regular publications. In 2010, appointed Senior coordinator of online programs, responsible for creating online content related to the Gallery’s education and public programs. Since 2013, freelance consultant in art and museum education. Interests include computer programming (with LiveCode), mathematics, Esperanto and the relationships between faith, the arts and everyday life.
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