Showing posts with label Wk4. Google Wave. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wk4. Google Wave. Show all posts

Thursday, August 19, 2010

Thoughts on my 2nd Wave

Vanessa, Sal, David and I worked together on my second wave yesterday.  David blogged about his experience here.  Here's a few further thoughts [and Sal's comments from the wave in Blue] and my additional comments from the wave in Red :
  • It is quite fun
  • As wave gets longer you should have a google search box in the wave interface, strange oversight from a search company? [why do they need one?] My thinking here is another navigation tool/method.
  • would like to see a inline replies as default?  seems we keep adding threads, some are connected, some or not, is it just  function of our skill level with the new platform [ oh god yes it needs this feature]
  • really really quick to collaborate this way.  
  • I would like to know how many words we have just written in 45 mins, quicker slower? 
Google wave was further discussed in class and the talk surrounded lagging across the internet.  We didn't really experience this as we were working across RMIT's network so all things considered, we had equal network speeds.

Sunday, August 15, 2010

Example of Google Wave Notification in inbox


Google wave
labs
1 updated wave in your inbox
(wave without title) - 12:13 PM, Aug 15
4 unread of 86 - Jessica, Tweety and others
Yes/No/Mini Gadget Earth to Tweety the Twitbot Is there anybody out … Trying the maps one now Can you add anything to the map? … … haha thats cool got the email =) have a nice dinner cya
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Saturday, August 14, 2010

Extract of my first wave with @jesspipi

Useful tutorial I found on getting content out of a google wave.  The google docs extract is very simple so I have included a Work doc (unformatted) as well.

Untitled


Thursday, August 5, 2010

Google Wave to be wiped out <- nice headline :)

May be of importance concerning Week 4 of Web 2.0 Adventure.  Came across this on twitter this morning.

1.     

Computerworld - Joab Jackson - 1 hour ago
IDG News Service - A little more than a year after the service was launched, Google is pulling the plug on its Google Wave social-networking ...

3.     

Wall Street Journal - Scott Morrison - 22 minutes ago
SAN FRANCISCO—Google Inc. said Wednesday it is pulling the plug on its "Google Wave" collaborative messaging service due to a lack of user ...
5.     

PC World - 38 minutes ago
Google Drops Google Wave Only a year after its release, Google Wave has been ... Google Axes Wave Google says it will wave goodbye to its online ...

7.     

Wired News - Michael Calore - 33 minutes ago
We were equally jazzed about Google Wave internally, even though we weren't quite sure how users would respond to this radically different kind of ...
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New York Timeshttp://twitter-badges.s3.amazonaws.com/t_mini-a.png (blog) - Claire Cain Miller - 39 minutes ago
Google Wave was one of Google's most high-profile new services. Now it is one of its most high-profile flops. ...
11.  

ChannelWeb - Rick Whiting - 32 minutes ago
Google Wave, the real-time communications and collaboration platform once touted by the search engine giant as the next big thing, ...
13.  

Straight.com - Stephen Hui - 37 minutes ago
While Google Wave debuted to great fanfare and high expectations, many people never figured out quite how to use it. In a blog post today (August 4), ...
15.  

TechWhack (blog) - 42 minutes ago
A sad day for the users who found Google Wave to be something that was astonishingly powerful for online collaboration. Google has announced that they are ...
17.  

One News Page - 59 minutes ago
ddmeyer If there's some kind of moral for me in the demise of Google Wave, I don't want to know about it. http://bit.ly/9lhAsG 7 seconds ago Glinner Ah, ...
19.  

ZDNet (blog) - Sam Diaz - 1 hour ago
Google Wave, the online product that was supposed to change how we communicate and collaborate online, was killed by the company today, a victim of slow ...


Haven't read any of these yet, but might be a good opportunity to dip the toe in and have a play while things are still active.  Not sure if you can still add accounts into it?