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By: Gareth Thorp

By: Gareth Thorp. By: Gareth Thorp. What is Google Wave?. Introduced at the Google I/O conference on May 27, 2009 “Personal communication and collaboration tool” Hosted conversation that anybody can be given access to view and edit Designed to merge e-mail, IM, wikis, and social networking

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By: Gareth Thorp

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  1. By: Gareth Thorp By: Gareth Thorp

  2. What is Google Wave? • Introduced at the Google I/O conference on May 27, 2009 • “Personal communication and collaboration tool” • Hosted conversation that anybody can be given access to view and edit • Designed to merge e-mail, IM, wikis, and social networking • Focuses on real-time collaboration • Built almost entirely in HTML 5

  3. Using Wave • Waves act like a real-time threaded conversation • Messages can be seen as they are typed in real time • Waves can be played back at anytime, showing all edits, step by step • Files can be instantly shared with all participants in a wave via drag-and-drop • Waves can be embedded onto other web pages • Infinitely expandable with extensions and bots

  4. Bots and Extensions • Open source architecture allows for others to expand on the functionality • Bots can be added to waves and perform functions • Ex real-time translation bot

  5. Extension Demo • Salesforce.com Google Wave Extension

  6. Supported Browsers • Google Chrome • Safari • Firefox 3.5+ • IE support through use of chrome frame plug-in

  7. Use Cases • Education • Conferences • Q&A Sessions • Blog Comment Engine • E-mail replacement • Business

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