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This document discusses new technologies in web 2.0 and gadgets, including cloud computing applications like virtual desktops and applications, mashups that combine data from multiple sources, and free web applications like WolframAlpha, OpenOffice, and Google Analytics. It also covers blogs, widgets, surveying tools, event registration, social media, slidesharing, video chatting, netbooks, mini desktops, cameras, GPS devices, and MP3 players.

What��s New in Web 2.0 and GadgetsVince DiNotoDean of College and Systemic InitiativesVince.dinoto@kctcs.edu

What is this Cloud Computing?Institutional ApplicationsVirtual DesktopsVirtual ApplicationsAdobe SuiteArcGISAutoCAD Open ApplicationsLive SyncGoogle Docs, etc.ServicesCloud Computing5/18/20102

The process of taking code from one site and imbedding at another location such as a blogUsing a Google map to show geocaching pointsAdding a picture to a document with the picture stored on another serverAdding multiple services/objects to a single applicationMash-up5/18/20103

Mash-up examplesServices from ESRI and National GeoTech Center (JCTC)5/18/20105

WolframAlphahttp://wolframalpha.comOpen Office http://openoffice.orgZohohttp://zoho.comGiffyhttp://giffy.comThink Free http://www.thinkfree.comFlickrhttp://flickr.comPicasa http://picasa.google.comJing http://jingproject.comhttp://Analytics.google.comFree Applications5/18/20106

A Math ToolMore than a Math ToolRun as a widgetRun as a full application from webPut on your IE Task BarWolframAlpha5/18/20107

Free office productMost operating systemsQuick Download less than 2 minutes in my office, installed in less than 5 minutesOpen Office5/18/20109

IEFireFoxGoogle ChromeSafari 5/18/201014Browsers

Using a webpage to accumulate service from multiple sitesContent is pushed to the user instead of the user needing to go out and search for the information (RSS)WidgetsAccumulators5/18/201015

A quick, simple way to publish informationBlogs5/18/201016

Creating quick impact web surveyshttp://surveymonkey.comUsing iGoogle widgets �C liveSurveying5/18/201017

http://Eventbrite.comFree if you don��t charge an admission 5/18/201018Event Registration

Three AccountsBusiness/SchoolPersonalJunk5/18/201019eMail

Applications which allow the users to communicate status and informationFacebook, Linkedin, Twitter5/18/201020

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Single and bi-directional information sharing in a live environmentVideoOwn TV Channel (Internet) http://ustream.tvSkypeVince123Live Streaming5/18/201022

Connects with Communicator and with ExchangeUSB Phone5/18/201023

Netbook ComputersScreen sizeBattery LifeCostFunction/PurposeEmail, word processing, spreadsheet, surfing the netExternal Keyboard, monitor and Camera5/18/201024

Mini Desktops No keyboard, monitor, mouseHooks to TVBasic same function as a NetbookCD/DVD playerLarger Hard DriveNot a portable device5/18/201025

Video CameraTapeHard DriveFlash MemoryInternalExternalHDStill CameraTripod5/18/201026

Still CameraPoint and ShootDSLRFunction of DSLRDepth of fieldHigh power flashZoomImage qualityShutter SpeedLeave it in Automatic mode5/18/201027

External Computer DevicesExternal Hard DriveUSB/FirewireeSATACameraBuilt in microphoneUseWireless KeyboardIRBluetooth5/18/201028

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MP3 PlayerPurposeSize of deviceStorageFlashHard driveCameraOperating SystemVideoOther functions5/18/201030

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