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    1. Widgets 101 1. Analysis of Attendio Widget 2. Fun in design: an advocacyWidget Ralph Sklarew, principal workingWidgets
    2. What’s a Widget?
      • Widgets are movable web applications that focus a lot of power in a small screen space.
      • They can do anything a large Web site can do but many can be placed and fit on a single page so you can have everything at your fingertips.
      • They don't have to be whole applications; someday you'll be able to connect them yourself to do whatever you want, when and where you want.
    3. What’s a Widget?
      • Widgets are built to share . If you see one you like, you can take a copy and customize it for yourself.
      • And use it in your blog, on your web pages, on your computer desktop or on your cell phone.
    4. What’s a Widget Used For?
      • Distribute information... answers, events, places, prices, people...
      • Integrate information, analyze it and present it in interesting ways... networks for members, finding the right job, elearning, glue for the virtual company...
      • Communicate ... people to people by text, images, audio, video or virtual reality; though computers, phones or cell phones for learning, advertising, sales, support, fun or friends...
    5. What’s a Widget Used For?
      • They're personalized, secure and self-serve. And they're viral , so everyone help distribute information.
      • Scheduling for events, facilities or services such as rooms, meetings and people, or transportation, restaurants and hotels
      • Shopping - from product/service research to inventory to selection to purchase to payment to shipping to delivery
      • Community building for affinity groups - companies, associations, fans, neighborhoods, schools, or churches
    6. Advantages of Widgets
      • Provide " clear " communications (without spam)
      • Extend brand beyond Web site
      • Powerful search engine optimization tool
      • Placed by the user where it will be seen frequently
      • On the user's desktop working with pre-loaded information offline
      • In mobile environment
      • Small and colorful with workflow built-in
      • Can be work-focused
      • Use same backend and information as web site
    7. Advantages of Widgets I
      • Presence
        • they can be placed where the user is...
          • home page on Web
      • – blog
      • – Google start page
      • – MySpace
      • – Facebook…
          • computer desktop
          • cell phone
        • they can indicate others’ presence
        • they present results to the user
    8. Advantages of Widgets II
      • " Push " - the user "pulls" the widget but it's information is pushed to the user
      • Customization – they can be customized by the provider, the user or in response to user behaviors
      • Distribution - can be spread virally, see one you like and take a copy (and get an account if required)
    9. Advantages of Widgets III
      • Security - the owner can control who gets them and user's identities; misbehavior can be punished, leads to trust
      • Footprint - small (so many can be at the user's figure tips) with carefully thought out workflow
      • Anywhere - works online and offline or with intermittent connections
    10. Anatomy of a Widget
      • 1. Click "View Profile" or the image at top left to see the widget owner details.
      • 2. There are two main views: list view and calendar view (this example shows list view). Click this button to toggle between them
      From: attendio.com/widgets/about
    11. Anatomy of a Widget
      • 3. The widget's "owner" can add new events by clicking this button
      • 4. Click any event to see its details page in Attendio. Details pages supports images, maps, more info, etc.
      From: attendio.com/widgets/about
    12. Anatomy of a Widget
      • 5. Users can click the calendar icon under the event to save event details to their personal calendar (Outlook, Google Calendar, iCal, etc).
      • They can click the email icon to tell Friends about the event via email, and click the Mobile icon to set up a mobile reminder.
      From: attendio.com/widgets/about
    13. Anatomy of a Widget
      • 6. Change category here if the widget's owner is listing events in more than one category.
      From: attendio.com/widgets/about
    14. Anatomy of a Widget
      • 7. Users can change their location to see events only in their area. We advise leaving the location as "All of USA" for most widgets.
      From: attendio.com/widgets/about
    15. Anatomy of a Widget
      • 8. Change category here if the widget's owner is listing events in more than one category
      • 9. Fans can click " Grab it! " to get a copy of this widget for their own site or a fan site.
      From: attendio.com/widgets/about
    16. Event Settings
    17. Place the widget other places
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