Bootstrapping paradigm
Origin: Lat. paradigma, Gr. παράδειγμα
This term originated from visionary/inventor Douglas Carl Engelbart. He envisioned the kind of new, co-evolutionary environment that can be created to help cope with simultaneous social, technical, and economic changes at the rate, scale and urgency that humanity is faced with.
Spanish: Paradigma de “Bootstrapping”
Sources and references
- Engelbart. "The Bootstrap Paradigm". Retrieved July 10, 2013cited 2 times
- Jump up^ Christina Engelbart. "About Dynamic Knowledge Repositories – an introduction". Retrieved July 10, 2013view
- Jump up^ Engelbart. "ABC Model for Continuous Improvement". Retrieved July 10, 2013view
- Jump up^ Nick Ragouzis. "Positioning the Bootstrap Alliance". Retrieved July 10, 2013view
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Engelbart%27s_Law#Bootstrap_measurementview
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