Resumen
The article focuses on use of computing in human practice as the base of the future of computing. The author argues that technology is simply a tool in the hands of human and its future lies in its proper use by humans. It has been said that business-to-business transactions are really about individual person-to-person relationship; that making financial deals and getting personalized information happens because people know each other; that people create personal communities in which they do business. The Internet is inventing new social, communal and political relationships. Over the next few years, books and other printed material, lecture and discussion, movies, and laboratory settings will give way to integrated communication environments that recombine text, photo, film, animation, demonstration, and live communication creating whole new approaches to knowledge sharing and inquiry. If students see demonstrations online, visualize and experience the science both physically and through animation and dynamic presentation, it might be possible they could get a academic degree without really reading.