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Google WaveA Social Media Collaborative Communication Tool
Susan Conrad
Meet Google Wave Email vs. Wave Demonstration Gadgets and Bots Limitations of Google Wave Potential Benefits of Google Wave to DAU Recap Questions
Presentation Overview
Meet Google Wave
•Hosted Online Communication Tool
•Collaborative Communication
• Real Time
•Beta Software
•Open Source
•Meet Dr. Wave
In the Beginning there was Email• Developed in 1940s
• Multiple Copies
• Static messages
• Attachments
• Lack of integration
Communication with the Wave
• A Hosted conversation
• Blips
• Playback to capture history
• Real Time
Element The Email Way
The Wave Way
People Sender or recipient Participant
Messages Copies Single, hosted conversation
Rich Content Attachments, links, HTML Inline gadgets
Quoting/Commenting Manual Forum-like
threading
Privacy CC, BCC Inline, private threads
Email vs Wave
Google Wave Welcome to Wave 101
◦ Welcome email◦ Start a Wave◦ Reply to a Wave◦ Editing a Wave◦ Playback◦ Attachments◦ Spellchecker
Spell Checker
Organizing Events Meeting Notes Group Reports and Writing Reports Photo Sharing Brainstorming
When to use Google Wave
What is a Gadget:◦ Small application inserted inside any wave to
extend the default functionality of the wave
Examples:◦ Yes/No/Maybe◦ GoogleMap◦ Games
Wave Gadgets
Gadgets – Yes/No/Maybe
Gadgets – Google Map
Collaborative Games
What is a Bot?◦ Participant look-alike that is programmed to
automatically perform some function within a wave
Examples:◦ Polly the Pollster◦ Bloggey◦ Twave◦ Cleantxt
Wave Bots
Robots – Polly the Pollster
Polly - Real Time Survey Results
Add Twitter to Your Wave
Bloggey: Add Wave to a Blog
Rosy Instantly Translates
Make a wave read-only
Ctrl+Z (Undo) changes as you're editing a wave
Diff revisions that aren't sequential in playback Set your status to invisible or away (if you're online you've got the green
dot whether you like it or not)
Merge waves or blips
Organize your contacts into groups
Delete waves or remove participants from waves
Preventing someone in the wave from making a private conversation public
What’s Missing in Wave - BETA
◦ Increase learner’s participation in class◦ Build knowledge waves ◦ Easy to implement technically◦ Easy to teach to users ◦ Open Source◦ Low cost◦ Seamless interoperability with other social media◦ Compatible with new learners expectations
Benefits to DAU
Collaborative Tool◦ Email◦ Document Editing◦ Gadgets◦ Bots
Interoperability Open Source Limitations/Beta
Future Google Wave Tools
Recap
Education is the best provision for the journey to the old age
Fortune Gadget
Questions