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In contentwave on 2010-02-10
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The Six Most Important Features to Add to Wave - Article - ContentWave (TM)
In contentwave on 2009-12-17
Main Wave Articles Interesting Waves Guides About
As Google goes into holiday code "lock-down," we can expect changes released on Google Wave to be few and far between for a couple of weeks. It's been nice to see new things like the "undo" feature, the persistence of the public account in contacts and other nice tweaks make their way into Wave in recent days, but a lot of the "heavy hitting" features that would change Wave from an interesting medium to an essential medium are still waiting to be added. Here are six of my top ideas for Wave features enhancements. You can vote on each one using the Likey tool. What you do you think?
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John Blossom Google Wave Panel Presentation and Collaboration- Gilbane Boston,3 December 2009John Blossom Google Wave Panel Presentation and Collaboration-Gilbane Boston, 3 December 2009
In contentwave on 2009-12-03
This wave includes presentation materials from John Blossom and content contributed from people at the conference. Moderated by John Blossom.
ContentWave (TM) - A Wave Blog
John Blossom's Wave Home Page
Gilbane Boston Conference
What is Google Wave?
An open-source messaging protocol and API
A flexible communications medium that combines:
Real-time messaging and chat
Collaborative content editing
Embeddable programming, video and audio
Threaded conversations
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How to Structure Your Waves for Success - Guides - ContentWave (TM)
In contentwave on 2009-11-29
Main Wave Articles Interesting Waves Guides About
Google Wave is a very flexible publishing medium, but that flexibility means that it's easy to lose track of the structure of your waves. You don't have to overdo it with providing some good structure to your waves - in fact, too much structure can turn people off and make them afraid to contribute to them - but there are some good basics to bear in mind when putting together your waves. Here's a short video showing some of my favorite techniques, followed by a summary of tips and tricks, and a discussion of the best ways you've found to structure your waves.
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Creating a Wave Culture - Article - ContentWave (TM)
In contentwave on 2009-11-29
Main Wave Articles Interesting Waves Guides About
Here we are, about two months into the preview of Google Wave, and the Draft function for editing blips is still turned off. Obviously it was on at some point in its early development but today it's just a grayed-out checkbox option at the bottom of a blip being edited. It can't be that hard to turn this on, really; yes, you might get into some issues with buffering text locally, but that doesn't sound like a terribly difficult problem to solve. Why keep draft mode off?
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Organizing Your Wave Inbox for Success - Guides - ContentWave (TM)
In contentwave on 2009-11-29
Main Wave Articles Interesting Waves Guides About
One of the more daunting things about Google Wave is that you have...*sigh*...yet another inbox to manage. We complain about email inbox clutter, but a Wave inbox can get pretty busy at times, especially when busy public waves that you're following get updated. Fortunately, the Wave preview provides several great tools to help you manage your inbox successfully. The key tools to master are toolbar functions, searches, folders, and tags. Let's take a look at some of the ways that you can master these methods for Inbox management success. Here's a short video, followed by some tips as to how to manage your Wave inbox more effectively.
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Chrome OS - What do you think?
In contentwave on 2009-11-20
Moderated by John Blossom ➹, editor of ContentWave ➹
Let's collaborate in a discussion of the unveiled Google Chrome OS operating system. Below is a thought-provoking video on Chrome OS, some links to some of the key articles floating about on the Web on Chrome OS and a discussion thread. Feel free to add materials to improve this wave.
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The Second Web: What Google Wave Really Means - Article - ContentWave (TM)
In contentwave on 2009-11-09
The Second Web: What Google Wave Really Means
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Is Google Wave Succeeding?Early Pros and Cons - Article - ContentWave (TM)
In contentwave on 2009-11-03
Is Google Wave Succeeding? Early Pros and Cons
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So You Have All Those Invites Now...What Do You Do?- Article - ContentWave (TM)
In contentwave on 2009-10-30
So You Have All Those Invites Now...What Do You Do?
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Understanding Waves, Wavelets, Blips, Replies and Threads - Guides and Tools- ContentWave (TM)
In contentwave on 2009-10-22
Understanding Waves, Wavelets, Blips, Replies and Threads
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Keeping it Clean: Wave's Minimization Features Today, and Tomorrow - Article- ContentWave (TM)
In contentwave on 2009-10-21
Keeping it Clean: Wave's Minimization Features Today, and Tomorrow
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How Google Wave Accelerates Projects and Journalism - ContentWave (TM) -Article
In contentwave on 2009-10-20
How Google Wave Accelerates Projects and Journalism
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Beginners Guide to Google Wave
In contentwave on 2009-10-18
a semi-informal wave (for more in depth: The Comprehensive Usage Guide to Google Wave)
Viewing public Waves
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Embed Google Wave into your blog in HTML
In contentwave on 2009-10-16
Realtime Wave - blog sync via Public Wave Archives!
Introductions:
The Public Wave Archives is now online!
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