technomad

See also: tech-nomad

English

Alternative forms

• tech-nomad

Etymology

Blend of techno- +‎ nomad, originally coined by Steven K. Roberts to describe a nomadic person who remains connected through communications media such as the Internet during travel, exploration, and online nomadic living.

Noun

technomad (plural technomads)

1. An itinerant person who remains connected to the Internet.

References

• Roberts, Steven K. 1988. Computing Across America: The Bicycle Odyssey of a High-Tech Nomad. New Jersey. Learned Information. →ISBN
• Roberts, Steven K. 1996. From Behemoth to Microship: A Detailed Look at Two Platforms for Technomadic Adventure. USA. Nomadic Research Labs. →ISBN
• Klein, Karen E. 2007. New Nomads. Business Week Online [1]
• Hamel, Richard and Carmen Bolanos. 2007. Quit Dreaming and Go!A Step by Step Guide on How to Travel the World and Support Yourself in the Process →ISBN
• Technomads at Nomadic Research Labs
• List of Technomads
• Worldcyclist
• Technomads vs Digital Nomad Location Independent Lifestyle Designing NuNomads