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This dimension groups computing pioneers by the year they were born, showing which generation of the field they belong to. Wikipedia notes that the history of computing "extends beyond the history of computing hardware and modern computing technology," spanning a very long line of contributors born across many different generations. Browsing by born year lets a visitor compare pioneers from the same generation.

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1983 CE 1
20th century
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Alan Cooper

20th century

Alan Dix

20th century

Alan H. Borning

20th century

Allison Druin

20th century

Amy S. Bruckman

20th century

Andries van Dam

20th century

Ben Shneiderman

20th century

Bert Bos

20th century

Bill Buxton

20th century

Bill English

20th century

Byoungho Lee

20th century

Catholijn Jonker

20th century

Chad Hurley

20th century

Clarence Ellis

20th century

Cliff Figallo

20th century

Damien Coyle

20th century

David Canfield Smith

20th century

Don Bitzer

20th century

Don Norman

20th century

Donna Dubinsky

20th century

Douglas Engelbart

20th century

Ed Colligan

20th century

Ed Huai-Hsin Chi

20th century

Elizabeth F. Churchill

20th century

Eva Pascoe

20th century

Fernando Flores

20th century

Glenn Davis (web design)

20th century

Gregory Abowd

20th century

Heidi Schelhowe

20th century

Ivan Pope

20th century

J. C. R. Licklider

20th century

Jaime Levy

20th century

Jean Armour Polly

20th century

Jeff Hawkins

20th century

Jeff Rulifson

20th century

Jeffrey Heer

20th century

Jeffrey Zeldman

20th century

Jennifer Niederst Robbins

20th century

John Coate

20th century

John Gruber

20th century

John T. Riedl

20th century

Jon Mittelhauser

20th century

Juan E. Gilbert

20th century

Justine Cassell

20th century

Larry Tesler

20th century

Luis von Ahn

20th century

Margaret Burnett

20th century

Mary Czerwinski

20th century

Michael Dertouzos

20th century

Michel Beaudouin-Lafon

20th century

Mihai Nadin

20th century

Mitchel Resnick

20th century

Murray Turoff

20th century

Niklas Elmqvist

20th century

Noshir Contractor

20th century

Paul Dourish

20th century

Randy Pausch

20th century

Ronald Baecker

20th century

Rosalind Picard

20th century

Samir Arora

20th century

Steve Whittaker

20th century

Stuart Card

20th century

Susan Dumais

20th century

Susan M. Dray

20th century

Susanne Bodker

20th century

Sylvia Wilbur

20th century

T. V. Raman

20th century

Tanzeem Choudhury

20th century

Vicki L. Hanson

20th century

Vladimir Pokhilko

20th century

Wendy Hall

20th century
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1. Wikipedia: Human-computer interaction
WikipediaHuman-computer interaction, lead section, pioneer subcategory use
Quote, Human-computer interaction, lead section, pioneer subcategory use
The term was popularized by Stuart Card, Allen Newell, and Thomas P. Moran in their seminal 1983 book, The Psychology of Human-Computer Interaction.
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