Leonardo's Laptop: Human Needs and the New Computing Technologies (Mit Press)
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Leonardo's Laptop: Human Needs and the New Computing Technologies (Mit Press)

by Ben Shneiderman, University Professor Ben Shneiderman Ph D Suny At Stony Brook

Nonfiction human-computer interaction Technology Philosophy
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Leonardo's Laptop considers new computing technologies in relation to human needs. Ben Shneiderman presents a human-centered perspective on computing, inviting readers to think about how technology is designed, understood, and connected to the people who use it.

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Leonardo's Laptop examines the relationship between human needs and new computing technologies.

The book presents computing as a subject connected to people, design, and everyday experience rather than technology alone.

Written by Ben Shneiderman, it offers a broad perspective on how computing can be understood in human-centered terms.

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