The Zoom Cloud Meeting Platform unifies mobile collaboration, cloud video conferencing and simple online meetings into one easy-to-use platform. It offers the best video, audio and screen-sharing experience across Windows PC, Mac, iOS, Android and H.323/SIP room systems.
User objects can represent employees, customers, or students. Groups are collections of users that permissions or rights can be applied to collectively rather than individually. There are two types of user accounts: local accounts stored on individual computers and domain accounts stored centrally in Active Directory. Domain accounts are replicated across domain controllers for shared management.
This document discusses user and file permissions in Linux. It covers how every file is owned by a user and group, and how file access is defined using file mode bits. These bits determine read, write and execute permissions for the file owner, group and others. An example of a file with permissions -rw-rw-r-- is provided to demonstrate this. User accounts are configured in /etc/passwd, while passwords are securely stored in /etc/shadow. Common commands for managing users, groups, permissions and default file access (umask) are also outlined.
An SAP instance profile cannot be imported from an inactive server. The "Import profiles of active servers" option in RZ10 will display an error if trying to import from an inactive server, as it is designed only for active servers. To import a profile from an inactive server, the individual profile file must be imported instead.
Understanding the Windows Server Administration Fundamentals (Part-1)Tuan Yang
Windows Server Administration is an advanced computer networking topic that includes server installation and configuration, server roles, storage, Active Directory and Group Policy, file, print, and web services, remote access, virtualization, application servers, troubleshooting, performance, and reliability.
Learn more about:
» What is the Server?
» Server Roles.
» Server Hardware.
» Work groups & Domains.
» Device and printers.
» Windows Server OS Management tools.
This document provides an introduction and overview of how to use the Zoom video conferencing service. It explains that Zoom allows users to easily schedule and join video meetings from computers or mobile devices. It provides step-by-step instructions for signing up for an account, scheduling meetings, joining meetings, sharing screens, chatting, and other common Zoom functions. Examples of how Zoom could be used for Extension staff meetings, trainings, and planning meetings are also presented.
The Zoom Cloud Meeting Platform unifies mobile collaboration, cloud video conferencing and simple online meetings into one easy-to-use platform. It offers the best video, audio and screen-sharing experience across Windows PC, Mac, iOS, Android and H.323/SIP room systems.
User objects can represent employees, customers, or students. Groups are collections of users that permissions or rights can be applied to collectively rather than individually. There are two types of user accounts: local accounts stored on individual computers and domain accounts stored centrally in Active Directory. Domain accounts are replicated across domain controllers for shared management.
This document discusses user and file permissions in Linux. It covers how every file is owned by a user and group, and how file access is defined using file mode bits. These bits determine read, write and execute permissions for the file owner, group and others. An example of a file with permissions -rw-rw-r-- is provided to demonstrate this. User accounts are configured in /etc/passwd, while passwords are securely stored in /etc/shadow. Common commands for managing users, groups, permissions and default file access (umask) are also outlined.
An SAP instance profile cannot be imported from an inactive server. The "Import profiles of active servers" option in RZ10 will display an error if trying to import from an inactive server, as it is designed only for active servers. To import a profile from an inactive server, the individual profile file must be imported instead.
Understanding the Windows Server Administration Fundamentals (Part-1)Tuan Yang
Windows Server Administration is an advanced computer networking topic that includes server installation and configuration, server roles, storage, Active Directory and Group Policy, file, print, and web services, remote access, virtualization, application servers, troubleshooting, performance, and reliability.
Learn more about:
» What is the Server?
» Server Roles.
» Server Hardware.
» Work groups & Domains.
» Device and printers.
» Windows Server OS Management tools.
This document provides an introduction and overview of how to use the Zoom video conferencing service. It explains that Zoom allows users to easily schedule and join video meetings from computers or mobile devices. It provides step-by-step instructions for signing up for an account, scheduling meetings, joining meetings, sharing screens, chatting, and other common Zoom functions. Examples of how Zoom could be used for Extension staff meetings, trainings, and planning meetings are also presented.
iCloud is Apple's cloud storage and computing service that allows users to store and access data such as music, photos, documents, and app data across their Apple devices. It launched in 2011, building on Apple's previous cloud services. iCloud offers 5GB of free storage that can be upgraded, and syncs purchases, files, backups and other data wirelessly between devices. It also includes features like Photo Stream, Find My iPhone, and iCloud Keychain for storing passwords and credit cards securely online.
The document discusses the history and popularity of YouTube. It began in 2005 as a video dating site created by former PayPal employees. YouTube became popular due to its huge number and variety of viewer-uploaded videos that are easy for anyone to access without needing an account. The document outlines benefits like free sharing of videos for marketing or education and disadvantages like lack of content filtering. It provides statistics on YouTube's large user base and usage.
iCloud is Apple's cloud storage and cloud computing service, which was launched in 2011. It allows users to store and access data like music, photos, documents, and app data across their Apple devices. The service also provides features like email, contacts, calendars, file backup and restoration, Find My iPhone, and more. iCloud is the successor to Apple's previous cloud services MobileMe and .Mac and aims to seamlessly sync user data across devices.
Tumblr's Danielle Strle presents Tumblr for Brands at Percolate's #SPEAKEASY ...Percolate
Tumblr is a special platform because brands can post anything they want and customize the look and feel. Many brands are seeing unmatched longevity and engagement around their content on Tumblr and the best examples of brands using the platform are available at http://brands.tumblr.com/.
Skype is a software application that allows users to make voice and video calls and send messages over the Internet. It was founded in 2003 and now has over 300 million active users per month. Skype's key features include free calling between Skype users, affordable calls to mobile and landlines using Skype credit, video calling, group calls, screen sharing, file sharing, and messaging capabilities like emoticons and voice messages. It also offers additional features like caller ID, call forwarding, and integrations with Outlook.com and browser extensions.
This presentation is meant to cover the basis of what streaming media is. There is a definition given, a history, and how streaming media is used today, along with a video example.
Facebook is a free social networking website that allows users to connect with friends, family, and make new connections. It was founded in 2004 by Mark Zuckerberg and others. Users can create profiles to share photos, information, messages and videos. While it allows users to share and connect, it's important to keep personal information private and use privacy settings to control what is shared. Parents should also talk to children about being safe online.
This document discusses object storage and EMC's object storage solutions. It begins with an overview of how traditional storage is becoming inadequate to handle growing unstructured data and the advantages of object storage. Key characteristics of object storage like scalability, geo-distribution and support for large files are described. Example use cases that can benefit from object storage like global content repositories and IoT data collection are provided. The document then discusses EMC's object storage offerings like ECS and how they address the needs of these use cases through scalability, various access protocols and geo-distribution. It also covers EMC's HDFS data service and how it can address limitations of traditional HDFS.
Silverlight is a cross-browser, cross-platform application framework for building rich internet applications (RIAs). It uses XAML for the user interface and .NET languages for coding. The UI, code, and resources are compiled into a .NET assembly and compressed into an XAP file, which is downloaded by the browser and run using the Silverlight plugin. Silverlight 5 is currently in beta with improvements to media, graphics, and application development capabilities. Visual Studio and Expression Studio are used for developing and designing Silverlight applications.
YouTube is a video sharing website launched in 2005 that allows users to watch, upload, share, comment on, and rate videos. It grew quickly due to allowing unlimited uploads and constant feature updates. Users can interact with videos by commenting, subscribing to channels, and creating playlists. YouTube is considered a communication platform and community as much as a website due to high levels of user engagement beyond just watching videos.
The document discusses the use of social media in education. It addresses common concerns about using social media like legal issues, loss of control, and wasted time. However, it argues social media can be used to listen to students and engage remote audiences. It provides examples of using tools like Twitter and YouTube in teaching and suggests starting with low-effort uses and blending social media into daily routines. The document ends by sharing resources for further exploring social media in education.
This document provides information about several social media and messaging applications:
- WhatsApp is an internet messenger that allows free messaging, videos, and photos between contacts linked from a user's phone or Facebook.
- Kik is similar to WhatsApp but was originally made for Android devices. It allows instant chat messaging without linking to Facebook by adding contacts directly.
- Snapchat allows sending photos, videos and drawings with a time limit on how long recipients can view them before they are deleted from the sender and Snapchat's servers.
- Instagram is a social network where users can post photos and videos to their profile and news feed and follow other users while connecting to Twitter and Facebook. Privacy settings can
The document outlines the 14 steps to install Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) through a graphical user interface (GUI). The steps include inserting the RHEL DVD, selecting the language, partitioning disks to create mounts for /boot, /home, and swap, setting the root password, and initiating installation. After installation, 9 post-installation configuration steps are described to accept licenses, configure firewall settings, SELinux, sound devices, and more.
This document discusses a mini project report on a web browser and download manager. It provides details on the history and components of web browsers, including the user interface, browser structure, rendering engine, parsing process, DOM tree construction, and layout during rendering. The major sections covered include the introduction to browsers and the web, browser history from 1990 to present, user interface elements, browser components and parsing process, and rendering engine details.
Twitter is a social media platform that allows users to post short messages called tweets. It was founded in 2006 by Jack Dorsey as a way for people to communicate in short bursts about what they are doing. Tweets are limited to 280 characters. Users can follow other users and see their tweets in their timeline. It has become popular for connecting with others who share interests and getting real-time updates from events.
Samba is a popular freeware program that allows end users to access and use files, printers, and other commonly shared resources on a company's intranet or internet
The Linux directory structure is organized with / as the root directory. Key directories include /bin and /sbin for essential system binaries, /boot for boot files, /dev for device files, /etc for configuration files, /home for user home directories, /lib for shared libraries, /media and /mnt for mounting removable media, /opt for optional application software, /proc for process information, /root for the root user's home, /tmp for temporary files, /usr for secondary hierarchy data and binaries, and /var for variable data.
WhatsApp is a popular mobile messaging application that allows users to send text, audio, video and image messages to individuals or groups using internet connectivity. A survey of WhatsApp users in India found that 66% believe it has improved their relationships and over 63% do not think it is harmful. The survey results show WhatsApp has a significant impact on its users based on age and gender.
The document provides instructions for using WhatsApp status updates to deliver advice services. It recommends reading a separate learning report for guidance on appropriate uses. WhatsApp was tested for debt advice delivery at Citizens Advice Manchester. The manual may become outdated as WhatsApp continuously updates. Real world examples of use include conveying
YouTube is a video sharing website launched in 2005 that allows users to upload, view and share videos. It has become one of the most visited websites globally with hundreds of millions of users. The site was created by Chad Hurley, Steve Chen and Jawed Karim and was later acquired by Google. Users can watch videos on a wide variety of topics that are uploaded by other users. While many find it useful for entertainment and sharing, others have criticized it for inappropriate content.
- YouTube was created in 2005 by three friends and allowed users to upload and share videos. It grew rapidly, with over 100 million videos watched daily by 2006.
- Google acquired YouTube for $1.65 billion in 2006. While it provided a platform for sharing, it also faced issues around copyright infringement as some uploaded content violated others' copyrights.
- The Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) of 1998 was passed to limit the liability of online platforms for copyright violations by their users. It established a notice-and-takedown process for copyright claims on sites like YouTube.
This document provides an overview of Google Hangouts and how it can be used for educational purposes. It introduces Glen Harrison, an educator and coach who will demonstrate Google Hangouts. The objectives are to learn how to create a Hangout, identify its features, and ways it can be used for teaching. Hangouts allow for live video chats with up to 10 participants and include messaging, video calls, and Hangouts On Air which can broadcast live shows on YouTube. Suggested uses in education include lectures, flipped classroom lessons, meetings, tutoring, guest speakers, collaborating on documents, and extending classroom discussions globally. Requirements for participation and starting a Hangout are also outlined.
This document outlines the plan and structure for a comparative case study on demotivation in current and former English BA students. It will begin with a literature review covering the concepts of demotivation, amotivation, motivation, and internal and external factors influencing student motivation. The study will then define its topic, research question, and identify related previous works to establish the subject of study. A survey will be developed and administered, with results then analyzed. The document notes some initial literature has been reviewed and acknowledges the need to refocus research targets as the project progresses more slowly than intended.
iCloud is Apple's cloud storage and computing service that allows users to store and access data such as music, photos, documents, and app data across their Apple devices. It launched in 2011, building on Apple's previous cloud services. iCloud offers 5GB of free storage that can be upgraded, and syncs purchases, files, backups and other data wirelessly between devices. It also includes features like Photo Stream, Find My iPhone, and iCloud Keychain for storing passwords and credit cards securely online.
The document discusses the history and popularity of YouTube. It began in 2005 as a video dating site created by former PayPal employees. YouTube became popular due to its huge number and variety of viewer-uploaded videos that are easy for anyone to access without needing an account. The document outlines benefits like free sharing of videos for marketing or education and disadvantages like lack of content filtering. It provides statistics on YouTube's large user base and usage.
iCloud is Apple's cloud storage and cloud computing service, which was launched in 2011. It allows users to store and access data like music, photos, documents, and app data across their Apple devices. The service also provides features like email, contacts, calendars, file backup and restoration, Find My iPhone, and more. iCloud is the successor to Apple's previous cloud services MobileMe and .Mac and aims to seamlessly sync user data across devices.
Tumblr's Danielle Strle presents Tumblr for Brands at Percolate's #SPEAKEASY ...Percolate
Tumblr is a special platform because brands can post anything they want and customize the look and feel. Many brands are seeing unmatched longevity and engagement around their content on Tumblr and the best examples of brands using the platform are available at http://brands.tumblr.com/.
Skype is a software application that allows users to make voice and video calls and send messages over the Internet. It was founded in 2003 and now has over 300 million active users per month. Skype's key features include free calling between Skype users, affordable calls to mobile and landlines using Skype credit, video calling, group calls, screen sharing, file sharing, and messaging capabilities like emoticons and voice messages. It also offers additional features like caller ID, call forwarding, and integrations with Outlook.com and browser extensions.
This presentation is meant to cover the basis of what streaming media is. There is a definition given, a history, and how streaming media is used today, along with a video example.
Facebook is a free social networking website that allows users to connect with friends, family, and make new connections. It was founded in 2004 by Mark Zuckerberg and others. Users can create profiles to share photos, information, messages and videos. While it allows users to share and connect, it's important to keep personal information private and use privacy settings to control what is shared. Parents should also talk to children about being safe online.
This document discusses object storage and EMC's object storage solutions. It begins with an overview of how traditional storage is becoming inadequate to handle growing unstructured data and the advantages of object storage. Key characteristics of object storage like scalability, geo-distribution and support for large files are described. Example use cases that can benefit from object storage like global content repositories and IoT data collection are provided. The document then discusses EMC's object storage offerings like ECS and how they address the needs of these use cases through scalability, various access protocols and geo-distribution. It also covers EMC's HDFS data service and how it can address limitations of traditional HDFS.
Silverlight is a cross-browser, cross-platform application framework for building rich internet applications (RIAs). It uses XAML for the user interface and .NET languages for coding. The UI, code, and resources are compiled into a .NET assembly and compressed into an XAP file, which is downloaded by the browser and run using the Silverlight plugin. Silverlight 5 is currently in beta with improvements to media, graphics, and application development capabilities. Visual Studio and Expression Studio are used for developing and designing Silverlight applications.
YouTube is a video sharing website launched in 2005 that allows users to watch, upload, share, comment on, and rate videos. It grew quickly due to allowing unlimited uploads and constant feature updates. Users can interact with videos by commenting, subscribing to channels, and creating playlists. YouTube is considered a communication platform and community as much as a website due to high levels of user engagement beyond just watching videos.
The document discusses the use of social media in education. It addresses common concerns about using social media like legal issues, loss of control, and wasted time. However, it argues social media can be used to listen to students and engage remote audiences. It provides examples of using tools like Twitter and YouTube in teaching and suggests starting with low-effort uses and blending social media into daily routines. The document ends by sharing resources for further exploring social media in education.
This document provides information about several social media and messaging applications:
- WhatsApp is an internet messenger that allows free messaging, videos, and photos between contacts linked from a user's phone or Facebook.
- Kik is similar to WhatsApp but was originally made for Android devices. It allows instant chat messaging without linking to Facebook by adding contacts directly.
- Snapchat allows sending photos, videos and drawings with a time limit on how long recipients can view them before they are deleted from the sender and Snapchat's servers.
- Instagram is a social network where users can post photos and videos to their profile and news feed and follow other users while connecting to Twitter and Facebook. Privacy settings can
The document outlines the 14 steps to install Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) through a graphical user interface (GUI). The steps include inserting the RHEL DVD, selecting the language, partitioning disks to create mounts for /boot, /home, and swap, setting the root password, and initiating installation. After installation, 9 post-installation configuration steps are described to accept licenses, configure firewall settings, SELinux, sound devices, and more.
This document discusses a mini project report on a web browser and download manager. It provides details on the history and components of web browsers, including the user interface, browser structure, rendering engine, parsing process, DOM tree construction, and layout during rendering. The major sections covered include the introduction to browsers and the web, browser history from 1990 to present, user interface elements, browser components and parsing process, and rendering engine details.
Twitter is a social media platform that allows users to post short messages called tweets. It was founded in 2006 by Jack Dorsey as a way for people to communicate in short bursts about what they are doing. Tweets are limited to 280 characters. Users can follow other users and see their tweets in their timeline. It has become popular for connecting with others who share interests and getting real-time updates from events.
Samba is a popular freeware program that allows end users to access and use files, printers, and other commonly shared resources on a company's intranet or internet
The Linux directory structure is organized with / as the root directory. Key directories include /bin and /sbin for essential system binaries, /boot for boot files, /dev for device files, /etc for configuration files, /home for user home directories, /lib for shared libraries, /media and /mnt for mounting removable media, /opt for optional application software, /proc for process information, /root for the root user's home, /tmp for temporary files, /usr for secondary hierarchy data and binaries, and /var for variable data.
WhatsApp is a popular mobile messaging application that allows users to send text, audio, video and image messages to individuals or groups using internet connectivity. A survey of WhatsApp users in India found that 66% believe it has improved their relationships and over 63% do not think it is harmful. The survey results show WhatsApp has a significant impact on its users based on age and gender.
The document provides instructions for using WhatsApp status updates to deliver advice services. It recommends reading a separate learning report for guidance on appropriate uses. WhatsApp was tested for debt advice delivery at Citizens Advice Manchester. The manual may become outdated as WhatsApp continuously updates. Real world examples of use include conveying
YouTube is a video sharing website launched in 2005 that allows users to upload, view and share videos. It has become one of the most visited websites globally with hundreds of millions of users. The site was created by Chad Hurley, Steve Chen and Jawed Karim and was later acquired by Google. Users can watch videos on a wide variety of topics that are uploaded by other users. While many find it useful for entertainment and sharing, others have criticized it for inappropriate content.
- YouTube was created in 2005 by three friends and allowed users to upload and share videos. It grew rapidly, with over 100 million videos watched daily by 2006.
- Google acquired YouTube for $1.65 billion in 2006. While it provided a platform for sharing, it also faced issues around copyright infringement as some uploaded content violated others' copyrights.
- The Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) of 1998 was passed to limit the liability of online platforms for copyright violations by their users. It established a notice-and-takedown process for copyright claims on sites like YouTube.
This document provides an overview of Google Hangouts and how it can be used for educational purposes. It introduces Glen Harrison, an educator and coach who will demonstrate Google Hangouts. The objectives are to learn how to create a Hangout, identify its features, and ways it can be used for teaching. Hangouts allow for live video chats with up to 10 participants and include messaging, video calls, and Hangouts On Air which can broadcast live shows on YouTube. Suggested uses in education include lectures, flipped classroom lessons, meetings, tutoring, guest speakers, collaborating on documents, and extending classroom discussions globally. Requirements for participation and starting a Hangout are also outlined.
This document outlines the plan and structure for a comparative case study on demotivation in current and former English BA students. It will begin with a literature review covering the concepts of demotivation, amotivation, motivation, and internal and external factors influencing student motivation. The study will then define its topic, research question, and identify related previous works to establish the subject of study. A survey will be developed and administered, with results then analyzed. The document notes some initial literature has been reviewed and acknowledges the need to refocus research targets as the project progresses more slowly than intended.
YouTube Mobile Webapp: On the edge of Html5SMART DevNet
This document discusses Google's development of the YouTube mobile web app using HTML5. It describes how HTML5 features like video playback, local storage, and touch events were used to create a native app-like experience. It also discusses tools like Google Closure that were used for large-scale JavaScript development. The document promotes building web apps over native apps for cross-platform support and lower development costs.
This document discusses demotivation in English language learning among Vietnamese students. It investigates the reasons for demotivation, called demotives, the degree to which different demotives influence students, and how students overcome demotivation. A study using recall essays from 100 university students found demotivation was significant and identified sources of demotives. Research shows motivation is key to second language acquisition, but many students in countries requiring English education fail to learn it and lose interest over time, becoming demotivated. This study addresses the extent of demotivation as a problem for Vietnamese students learning English as a foreign language, factors contributing to demotives, whether demotives differ in impact level, and how students overcome demotivation.
20 Quotes to Challenge Convention on The Future of WorkJacob Morgan
These are 20 quotes taken directly from Jacob Morgan's newly released book, The Future of Work. It features some of the world's most forward thinking business leaders and thought leaders.
This report contain the detailed specifications of the features, strength, capability and limits of google hang-out.
With this anyone can learn about hangouts and its capability and how to use it
This document discusses using free web tools to engage students through collaboration and networking. It provides examples of tools like Google Reader and Docs for collaboration, wikis for class projects, and Audacity for recording audio that can be inserted into blog posts. It also explains how the free screencasting tool Jing can be used to easily create and share video tutorials with a 5 minute limit by saving to screencast.com or the user's computer. The document suggests considering how polling and various web tools could be applied instructionally.
This document provides tips for getting the most out of the Blackboard learning management system, including using test pools and question sets to create varied tests for students. It also discusses using the Respondus LockDown browser for more secure online exams. Additional tips include using Blackboard Collaborate for online meetings and lectures. The document then covers options for video chatting, including Skype, Google Hangouts, and tips for good video quality. It concludes by mentioning other teaching tools and resources like the ShowMe app, Nepris for guest speakers, EdPuzzle for adding questions to videos, and Nearpod for interactive lessons.
This document provides guidance for hosting a Hangout On Air using Google+. Some key points:
1. Hangouts On Air allow users to broadcast their Hangout conversation to YouTube and share the recording. Technical requirements and best practices are outlined.
2. The guide walks through setting up a Hangout On Air, including naming it, inviting participants, previewing the post, broadcasting live, and ending the broadcast.
3. Once complete, the recording will automatically post to the user's YouTube channel. Processing time may vary but the video can then be edited and shared further. Moderation controls during the live Hangout are limited.
A guideline for using hangouts on air for company collaborationMars Cyrillo
companies are usually scared about using these new tools inside their environments.
at CI&T we've been trying HOAs with great success so I decided to put together this quick guide.
The document provides guidance on using Google+ Hangouts to broadcast events from NASA. It outlines the benefits of hangouts for sharing expertise, establishing a human side of the agency, and allowing public access to experts. Instructions are given for setting up required accounts, starting a hangout, choosing broadcast flavors, preparing for the event, promoting it, taking questions, and tips for production. The overall process from initial planning to day-of execution is covered.
This document outlines an agenda for a meeting about how meeting practices can incorporate Web 2.0 technologies. The meeting was facilitated by Mark Pixley and Karen Lim on August 30, 2009 in Taipei, Taiwan. The schedule includes an introduction to Twitter, a discussion of Web 2.0 tools, choosing collaboration tools, an overview of BarCamp rules and scheduling, and a thank you from the facilitator for participation. The goal was to learn how information sharing and interaction can be enhanced between meetings through new technologies.
I don't own any of this, and didn't directly create any of it, but I love it and can see how either I did impact it, or it impacted me in the creation of Celebrity Hangouts on Air. Either way a lot of it is still relevant today and I'm happy to share it with you so we can begin the discussion about how it is different from and a great compliment to your G+ HOA program. Debbie.horovitch@gmail.com
Cyber Threat Intelligence: Knowing What Specific Threats Your Business Should...SurfWatch Labs
By using Cyber Threat Intelligence, organizations can understand what specific threats they face and use these insights to drive the most effective defense.
This document provides instructions for hosting a Hangout On Air using Google+. It outlines the technical requirements and best practices for planning and running a successful broadcast. The key steps are:
1. Define the topic and select participants in advance. Choose a moderator if needed.
2. Prepare the location and test equipment and connections. Make sure lighting and audio quality are sufficient.
3. Promote the event in advance on Google+ and YouTube to generate interest. Invite selected participants.
4. Host a practice session with participants to review the format and address any issues.
5. Go live on the scheduled date and time. Monitor the broadcast and address any problems that arise.
Patrick Mooney from Osmosoft, a team of designers, developers and UX consultants who work at BT, will talk about working remotely, focussing on the agile and lean processes they follow. Patrick will demonstrate how the web has removed the need for UX teams to be co-located and still thrive in areas like collaborative design thinking, prototyping and user testing and research. The talk will aim to give as much practical advice, including tips and tricks of the software used on a daily bases.
Video the video of the presentation on Vimeo at https://vimeo.com/156887500
Where it has been given:
24 Feb 2016:
This talk was given at Dublin UX, a monthly MeetUp Group in Dublin. Originally entitled "Working Remotely".
Details of that event are at http://www.meetup.com/Dublin-UX/events/228054478/
Why Progressive Web Apps For WordPress - WordCamp FinlandImran Sayed
Progressive web apps (PWAs) combine the best of the web and the best of mobile apps. PWAs use newer web capabilities like service workers and app manifests to deliver app-style experiences to users. There are six main steps to building a PWA: 1) creating a web app manifest, 2) registering a service worker, 3) adding files to cache, 4) deleting previous caches, 5) fetching data from the cache, and 6) adding a custom "Add to Home Screen" option. PWAs offer benefits like being installable, working offline, being discoverable, and loading instantly like regular web pages. WordPress plugins exist to help websites build PWAs and add features like
What's New with Windows Phone - FoxCon TalkSam Basu
Samidip Basu presented on new features in Windows Phone 7.1 SDK (Mango) including push notifications, live tiles, sensors, location services, execution model improvements, and integration of Silverlight and XNA. He demonstrated new hardware devices and discussed using background agents, reminders, search extensibility and toolkits to develop Windows Phone apps. The presentation provided an overview of many new APIs and capabilities in Mango to help developers create compelling Windows Phone apps.
Stop Stalling: Video Delivery Best PracticesDoug Sillars
The document discusses optimizing video delivery to prevent buffering and improve the user experience. It notes that video startup delays, failures, and stalling can negatively impact user engagement. It recommends choosing appropriate video bitrates based on estimated network conditions to balance fast loading and video quality. Precaching video segments and avoiding large jumps in bitrate when switching streams can help prevent stalling. Understanding network characteristics and adapting video formats based on device and connection type is important for optimizing content delivery.
This document discusses optimizing mobile and web performance. It recommends testing performance using tools like Video Optimizer and WebPageTest to understand where improvements can be made. Common areas for optimization include optimizing content delivery through techniques like HTTP/2, image optimization, lazy loading images, responsive images, video format changes and preloading. The document also discusses optimizing video delivery through techniques like choosing an appropriate initial bitrate and adaptive bitrate streaming. Testing metrics like startup time, stalls and quality are recommended to measure improvements.
Samidip Basu provides an overview of push notifications and live tiles for Windows Phone 7 applications. He demonstrates how to use push notifications to update live tiles and toasts with new information from the cloud. He also introduces OData and shows how to browse Netflix data exposed via OData from a Windows Phone 7 application by consuming the OData feed.
This set of slides is used by Client Services when presenting a live, interactive, online training session with new users of CCC Confer. Sign up for this training at www.cccconfer.org TRAINING CENTER
Webinar Slides: Critical Steps to Keep your BSA Program CurrentPneuron
The Bank Secrecy Act (BSA) has caused dramatic operational change. Its objective and the substantial financial scrutiny on the ongoing cost of compliance and the draconian impacts of non-compliance have remained largely the same. However, the market and environment the BSA Officer operates in has changed markedly in the last few years. As a result, the execution and effective management of the BSA program needs to constantly evolve and align as the market, its adversaries and the financial institution change. This presentation provides BSA Officers, BSA teams and Regulators with a comprehensive overview of modern-day BSA programs and the tools needed to optimize them.
Bluetooth based-chatting-system-using-android-docxshanofa sanu
We provide project guidance for final year MTech, BTech, MSc, MCA, ME, BE, BSc, BCA & Diploma students in Electronics, Computer Science, Information Technology, Instrumentation, Electrical & Electronics, Power electronics, Mechanical, Automobile etc. We provide live project assistance and will make the students involve throughout the project. We specialize in Matlab, VLSI, CST, JAVA, .NET, ANDROID, PHP, NS2, EMBEDDED, ARDUINO, ARM, DSP, etc based areas. We research in Image processing, Signal Processing, Wireless communication, Cloud computing, Data mining, Networking, Artificial Intelligence and several other areas. We provide complete support in project completion, documentation and other works related to project.Success is a lousy teacher. It seduces smart people into thinking they can't lose.we have better knowledge in this field and updated with new innovative technologies.
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Harnessing WebAssembly for Real-time Stateless Streaming PipelinesChristina Lin
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BY – MCA-1331710
MCA -4th Sem
GOOGLE HANGOUTSAmit Fulay
Works at Google
Attended University of California, Berkeley
Lives in Seattle, WA
2. CONTENTS
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Introduction .
Get ready to hangout.
System requirements .
Start , join and invite.
Features and apps.
Safety and security.
Hangouts on air.
Specs and Limitations .
Conclusion.
Refferences.
3. DEFINITION
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Hangouts is a free video chat service from Google that enables both one-on-one chats
and group chats with up to ten people at a time.
Users can share documents, scratchpads, images and YouTube videos with other users.
Offers a "Hangouts on Air" feature .
4. GETTING STARTED WITH HANGOUTS
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Check for supported browser and operating system, and that your processor
and bandwidth are sufficient.
Latest version of the plugin.
Drivers for webcam.
Connect your head set to your device!
Install video chat plug-in
5. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS FOR HANGOUTS
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Supported Browsers: Google Chrome 10+
Microsoft Internet Explorer (IE) 8+
Mozilla Firefox 3+
Safari 4+
Supported Operating systems : Mac OS X 10.5+
Windows 7
Windows Vista with SP1 or later
Windows XP
Chrome
Processor Min. Requirements: Any 2 Ghz dual core provessor.
6. CONTINUE…..
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Bandwidth : 1 mbps/1 mbps (up/down) or 1 mbps/2 mbps (up/down)
Minimum bandwidth required: Outbound from the participant: 256 kbps
Inbound to the participant: 512 kbps.
Ideal bandwidth for the best experience: Outbound : 1 mbps
Inbound : 2.5 mbps
Group hangouts : Outbound : 900kbps
Inbound : 3mbps
7. GETTING START WITH HANGOUTS
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Start a hangout:
Go to plus.google.com/hangouts ,click Start a Hangout
Click the Hangouts .
Can also start a Hangout and send and receive Hangout invites
Your friends may also send you the URL to a hangout .
9. SETTINGS
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Verifying your settings :
Click the Options button at the bottom of your chat list.
In Google+ click the arrow next to Chat and select Settings.
Select Chat settings... from the menu.
Click Verify your settings.
10. BANDWIDTH SETTING : WHEN?
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Video quality isn’t clear or freezes at times.
Sound pauses or breaks up.
Your internet connection is slow .
Want to conserve laptop’s battery.
Your computer seems to run slowly while you’re in a Hangout, or gets very
hot with a noisy fan.
11. HOW TO USE THE BANDWIDTH SETTING
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Highest to lowest bandwidth :
Auto-detect connection speed : Default mode.
Use all available bandwidth.
Bandwidth can be in excess of 1000 Kbps in each
direction.
Low speed connection : Bandwidth approx. 500 Kbps in each direction.
Ultra low bandwidth : upstream bandwidth reduced by employing a visual effect.
Bandwidth approx. 150 Kbps up & 500 Kbps down.
Audio only : focus on best possible audio experience.
Bandwidth approx. 35 Kbps in each direction.
12. FEATURES AND APPS:
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The Google+ Hangouts API allows : develop collaborative apps .
Apps ability : Control aspects of user interface,
Synchronize data b/w hangout participants.
Respond to various events in the hangout.
Apps in Google+ Hangouts : not supported on tablets & mobile devices.
Chat face to face .
Host virtual meetings .
Broadcast to the world .
13. ADD OR REMOVE AN APP
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Click the + Add Apps tab.
Browse through available apps by clicking on the Featured or Recent tabs.
Select the app, click Add to this hangout.
14. SHARE YOUR SCREEN
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To share:
Click Screenshare .
choose the window you want to present.
Click Share Selected Window.
15. SAFETY AND SECURITY:
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Each hangout : specific URL which can be shared as a link to invite others.
Block for single hangout or permanently.
Permanent blocking :
The person won’t be able to join future Hangouts with you.
During the remainder hangout you won’t see or hear each other.
Everyone will see that you’ve blocked the person, including the person
you’ve blocked.
16. TO BLOCK SOMEONE:
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Hover over their video feed or image .
Option : mute or block the person .
Click the block icon .
Select the checkbox .
Confirm block the person .
Minors are currently unable to use Hangouts on Air.
17. REPORT ABUSE IN PUBLIC HANGOUTS :
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To report abuse:
Hover over the person's video thumbnail.
Click the ignore icon .
In the window that appears, select Report Abuse.
18. HANGOUTS ON AIR:
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Terms of service :
YouTube uses Content ID to detect whether or not a Hangout On Air is broadcasting
copyrighted content. If your content has been flagged for copyright infringement
please visit the YouTube Help Center.
Broadcast a hangout:
Edit and share the recorded hangout:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=3pmSWh2BQco
22. GOOGLE HANGOUTS AT A GLANCE
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Bottom-line: Looks great and is both fun and easy to use.
Can choose people’s .
Start video conference in seconds.
Pros: Browser-based.
Incredibly intuitive.
Voice & video quality : great.
YouTube integration.
Cons: Need for an invitation to Google+.
Inappropriate user : reported , not kicked out .
Need to update plugins & restart browser.
Price: Free .