Google Wave Blog Carnival

Welcome to the March 12, 2010 edition of google wave blog.

Elwood presents Elimina la limitación de megavideo Elwood’s Blog.

Angela Martin presents 50 Great Blogs for College Admissions
posted at Online Colleges.org.

Nenad Ristic presents The Death of Instant Messaging posted at Surfing Google Wave.

David McDougal presents Google Acquiring Trulia, Is Your Site Optimized To Handle The Change? | Digital Pure, LLC posted at
Digital Pure, LLC | SEO, Design, Manage, saying, “Google is possibly going to acquire Real Estate search market leader Trulia.com. How does this possibly affect you the real estate agent or broker. Lets take a look at a few things that could signal the change to come.”

Note: Categories to be added at a later date

Kishoromo presents:
Google Wave: A Newbie’s Perspective posted at
MixTheNet, saying, “A newbie’s perspective about Google Wave”

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Welcome to the November 15th “special” edition of the google wave blog.

Kevin presents Trying Google Wave posted at Google Wave Extensions.
After some testing, trying and tinkering with Google Wave I think I have a bit of an idea how Google Wave works. To me it still feels like a big ‘free for all’ chat room with conversations that are always open. I am currently participating in a Wave with over 30 people, which is fun… but crowded.
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Also from John Lombaerde at his Web Site Promotion blog:

So what is all the excitement about ? Is it a bird, a plane ? Is it e-mail ? Is it chat ? Is it a blog ? Is it multi-media ? Is it a real-time language translator ? Yes, in answer to all of the above questions. It seems that Google Wave has gadgets, robots, tigers, and bears, oh my !

Google Wave apparently, is a hosted, collaborative, real-time, multi-media, conversation between users that belong to the same wave group. This is e-mail and chat, mutimedia, all in one, and much more.

This was the biggest product launch by Google in the last 10 years, or more, so it’s no surprise it made the front page of cnn.com. Not too shabby for a software release, even if it is Google. It has set off a flurry of texts, tweets, news articles, blogs, and general buzz across the Internet.

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From John Lombaerde: I want to send a big personal thank you to the folks at FriedBeef’s Tech for their Google Wave invitation. I hope to make very good use of it. I will certainly keep the readers of this blog informed about my experience.

Thanks again FriedBeef’s Tech !

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Welcome to the November 2, 2009 edition of the Google Wave Blog.

Note: This first edition did not receive many posts, so general educational information that was submitted was allowed. Subsequent editions of this blog will publish only information related to Google Wave. Thank you for your consideration.

Thanks especially to the bloggers who submitted some really good Google Wave content. Special mention to Bogaard Kevin, (I assume you are the author of Google Wave Extensions – you can blog, but you can’t hide. – please author your posts in the future, so we can give you credit where credit is due), also Nenad Ristic, great job !

Thanks – John Lombaerde

Oh …. and don’t forget to check out a couple of Google Wave videos. Enjoy !

John Lombaerde presents, Google Wave Education Revolution

JohnQ Stakes presents The Nation’s Greenest Universities: Top 10 Eco-Friendly Colleges posted at College Stats.org.

Kaitlyn cole presents 100 Best Free iPhone Apps for Educators posted at Online Colleges.net.

Fredric Cernick presents 25 Free Web Tools Every Student Should Use posted at How To E-D-U.

Kaitlyn cole presents 100+ Google Tricks That Will Save You Time in School posted at Online Colleges.net.

Maureen Fitzsimmons presents How to: Find Free College Video Lectures Online posted at Best Online Universities.com.

Google Wave Extensions presents Gadgets and extensions I would like to see | Google Wave Extensions posted at Google Wave Extensions.

Angela Martin presents 100 Educational Twitter Feeds for Journalism Students posted at Online Colleges.org.

Gracie Turner presents 100 Incredible Open Courses for the Ultimate Tech Geek posted at Online Courses.org.

Nenad Ristic presents Gaming on the Wave posted at Surfing Google Wave.

Nenad Ristic presents Google Wave Glossary posted at Surfing Google Wave.

Google Wave Extensions presents How fast Google Wave can grow posted at Google Wave Extensions.

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