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Technology, Economics, Culture At the 1988 MacWorld, Alan Kay made the comment, “Humans shape tools, then the tools shape humans.” In computing, the 60s and 70s were times when the basic tools were being developed. Mainframe computing, timesharing, networks, workstations, personal computers, and most of the important software applications were all in place by the late 70s. By the mid 80s these computing tools were integrated into most aspects of higher education and we were doing things differently because of them.

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