Abstract
Summary The author describes a perspective on computing which views the role of computers as moving beyond that of a tool, to becoming our intellectual partner in learning and thinking. A brief review of computer controlled video and Artificial Intelligence (AI), and their impact in computing is provided. Next comes a discussion of the computer's ability to stimulate bonding and increase the personal efficacy of their users-and the ramifications for human services education.
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