from: ross 1 year ago

Cant include HTML or URLs with dashes yet, but there is a video of this presentation at interop dot com. Also, the real thing has a very pretty but rare Lisboa font.

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from: zephoria 1 year ago

Slides from Blogtalk 2006

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from: scheikh 1 year ago

Presentation Web 2.0 - ESSEC Geneve

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from: Tama 1 year ago

Student Podcasting and Participatory Pedagogies

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from: pacificleo 1 year ago

[Thsi is the trascript of Talk i gave during Barcamp Delhi ] ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Simply put "Power of Default" is the tendency of user to accept ,whatever is offered to him and they don't explore other options available to them . Ppl accept the suboptimal solution just becuase it come to them as default . for example let me ask you a question which is the most widely used Instant Messenger in World ? Yahoo ?? MSN ? Google ? No ! its AOL . why ? because it comes as default with an AOL account . same is True for Windows Media Player of Internet Explorer . This is just one example of Power of Default . if we look attentively we will find that in narrow sense of word we live under a tyranny of default . If we look closely we will find that History of software industry is just a study in "Art OF Making Mouse Traps" , From OS To Middleware ,From RDBMS to Office Productivity suits, From Browser to Email Clients . It all about locking the customer in claws . Some time We called it by a more describing term ��No-Brainer �. Windows is a No Brainier when it comes to OS. Oracle & MS-SQL Server is a No Brainer when its come to RDBMS. And Outlook is a No Brainier in Mail Client. But when I used Red Hat, MySQL and ThunderBird I understood why it is called "No Brainer " & realized that I Was the one who was a �No-Brainer �. In Late 90's during dotcom bubble . their was a lot of noise about Internet and how Internet will bring the "Era Of Choice" and put an end to "Tyranny Of Default" .It will allow us to choose the way we want to work, how we want to work and where we want to work. Having a Windows will not mean giving up everything to do with Linux. Netscape will bring us Nirvana. Things changed for sure! But the default dependency doesn�t vanished overnight. it got converted from dependency on OS to Dependency to Browser. From Windows it became IE. Instead of controlling what we do after bootstrap, copanies begin to control what we do after we connect to Internet. Then there was bust and a long silence. Approx. 5 years down the line I see the same kind of euphoria once again, the same madness is in the air. This time it�s called Web 2.0. So what is Web 2.0 ?? well nobody know for sure . it was a marketing term invented by ppl at O'Rielly . but we can say there are some key charatristics in every comapny which has something to do with Web 2.0 .We can broadly say that Web 2.0 is about Community (Blogging,Tagging & Book marking , Social Networking,Usability ,Web Service,Ajax & �Eternal Beta � ) These companies promises to bring us everything .by Every thing i mean Everything .not only sun,moon and milky way but also the city of El Do Rado . so here are some of the promises which are made by Web 2.0 . ERA OF CHOICE DESKTOP LIKE FUNCTIONALITY IN WEB APPICATION BY AJAX Concept of INTERNET AS A PLATFORM Hosted APPLICATIONs which WILL BE INDEPENDENT OF OS XML INTERFACES TO ENABLE INTERACTION BITWEEN APPLICATIONS these are few of the claims made by Web 2.0 style applications . of all the people present overhere i will be the happiest if this come true but i see some thing disturbing . i don't know if it is History repeating it self or Old Habbit Goes hard thing . but the "Default " factor is palying again .look at the some of the high profile events of few months Google,Yahoo & MSN fighting each other to partner with AOL Google is Default Page in FireFox Motorola cell phone will have a �G� Button which will load Google There is no clear.Exit path from Web Based Applications. there is a common thread in all of these events . players are trying to exploit the "Deafult " Factor But I am still hopefull . because there are some exceptionally good news and trends . people are trying new thing . there is no default way of application designe , no default way of business logic . people are giving up the default approach of problem solving and resorting to novel methodes . image Search is a case in point here. It is a billion dollar industry and something interesting is going on here. People are approaching the problem of search with different techniques and everyone is betting big time on their version of future of web search. For example consider image search. First approach is Tagging and participation of end user in content generation: I am not only excited about the application aspect of Tagging, for me it means some thing else. It seems to symbolize something totally different, it stands for an alternate approach to search. Through out the history of Internet our approach to search was to extract information from unstructured web page and try to super impose human logic/approach on it by means of algorithms and natural language processing techniques. But all of us know that this has a limit, algorithms can mimic human approach to search to a certain extent only, because we really don�t know much about how human mind works. When we do tagging we are embedding human intelligence in the page, search on a tag stand for searching and various opinions, explanation and interpretation of the same content, which no algorithm can understand. While Google seems to be happy working with geeks to enhance and improve algorithms on pattern matching. Yahoo is betting big times on Tagging movement. RIYA the Indian image search company that is till in its private alpha phase is creating a lot of news for its superb object recognition technologies. It has just rejected an offer to be bought by Google. It�s bet for image search is object recognition tech So we have Google Image Search, Flickr and RIYA. One problem, three solutions. This is a refreshing thing. This is innovation. People are testing the basic premises, default approach to problems. It is only a matter of time when this thinking trickle down from application design to business logic. This gives me a hope. And even the business logic part is not that distant. There are sites like Bus monster, which uses Google Maps API. There is online Ajax Desktop like Page flake, Net vibe, which allows you to choose your online web, based Word Processor or Online office productivity suit, email and feed reader. They don�t force you to use anything built in. so user can explore and choose application of there liking without worrying about compatibility. So it looks like that �Power of Default � will no more be there in Web 2.0. I think it will not be that big in magnitude but still it will be they�re to some extent. Because a) Most of the people are too lazy to explore options. b) Most of the sites I mentioned are still underdogs c) People are still not comfortable with the idea of hosting their data on a remote server. d) Lack of alternate revenue model than advertisement I sincerely feel that Web 2.0 will remove the barrier of default and bring true freedom to net users . Let there be no default. Thank You

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from: satyajeet_02 1 year ago

what you need to become web 2.0

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from: scottmcmullan 1 year ago

This preso introduces the benefits of adding structure to wikis and introduces how this is done in JotSpot wikis. It also provides a quick fly-over of the JotSpot API.

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from: compete 1 year ago

October, 11th 2006

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from: travelinlibrarian 1 year ago

Keynote presentation for the South Central Kansas Library System (SCKLS) Technology Day, Wichita, KS, 2 November 2006

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from: travelinlibrarian 1 year ago

Flickr 101 for librarians

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from: patob2000 1 year ago

Esta presentación da algunos ideas de como relacionar y la ventajas de utilizar herramientas colaborativas para integrarlas a plataformas LMS.

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from: jilltxt 1 year ago

Talk at New Media, Games and Democracy Seminar in Bergen, October 16-17, 2006.

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from: abelsp 1 year ago

A presentation by Scott Abel, TheContentWrangler.com, to technical communication professionals at the Documentation and Training Conference Boston 2006.

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from: stevenw 1 year ago

Presentation for EDEN 2006. Held in Barcelona 25th to 28th October 2006.

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from: edbrill 1 year ago

Web 2.0, social software, blogs, wikis, instant messaging. New tools and new ways of approaching communication and coordination among customers, suppliers, and partners. Software to help companies share information has been around for more than 15 years. How do the new tools intersect with existing ones? How can you best leverage new technologies for faster time-to-market and increased customer satisfaction? What is the role of security in an increasingly open supply-chain communication system? We'll examine these questions and talk about current and future technologies and trends.

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from: gsmith 1 year ago

Presented at the IA Retreat in Santa Cruz, Chile, November 2006

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from: stevenw 1 year ago

Presentation for the JISC-CETIS conference 14-15th November 2006 in Manchester. Session title "Thinking the unthinkable".

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from: jokay 1 year ago

A slideshow about Second Life for participants of the SAE Learnscope Second Life Event. For more information about my work in Second Life visit: http://jokay.wikispaces.com/SecondLife

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from: sitkasitchensis 1 year ago

My presentation for the Universitas 21 E-learning and Pedagogy Conference in Guadalajara, Mexico on 28-30 November 2006.

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