This document discusses usability testing and provides guidance on planning and conducting usability tests. It defines usability and outlines key traits like being easy to learn and use. It also describes establishing a team, defining the user profile and test parameters, writing a test plan, and recruiting participants. The goal is to test products and documents from the user's perspective to improve design and catch problems before final release.
This document outlines a WebQuest activity for students to take on roles in a Native American tribe facing contact with European settlers. Students will be divided into tribal councils and assigned roles like spiritual leader or trader. They will conduct research from these perspectives and report back to determine a course of action for the tribe. The teacher script provides guidance on standards, resources, evaluation rubrics and facilitating discussion. The goal is for students to gain understanding of Native American viewpoints and decision-making during colonization.
The document discusses automatic windows and balconies that will advance. It mentions Carla Slides and provides options to repeat a show by clicking or wait for music to end. It also notes that the presentation can be ended by pressing Esc.
This document discusses usability testing and provides guidance on planning and conducting usability tests. It defines usability and outlines key traits like being easy to learn and use. It also describes establishing a team, defining the user profile and test parameters, writing a test plan, and recruiting participants. The goal is to test products and documents from the user's perspective to improve design and catch problems before final release.
This document outlines a WebQuest activity for students to take on roles in a Native American tribe facing contact with European settlers. Students will be divided into tribal councils and assigned roles like spiritual leader or trader. They will conduct research from these perspectives and report back to determine a course of action for the tribe. The teacher script provides guidance on standards, resources, evaluation rubrics and facilitating discussion. The goal is for students to gain understanding of Native American viewpoints and decision-making during colonization.
The document discusses automatic windows and balconies that will advance. It mentions Carla Slides and provides options to repeat a show by clicking or wait for music to end. It also notes that the presentation can be ended by pressing Esc.
The document contains a series of photos documenting a property located on a river near the ocean in Panama. The photos show the flat, sandy land extending from the river to the ocean with beaches and a point looking out to sea. The wide river is visible and could be suitable for a marina. The higher shoreline protects the interior land from tidal flooding.
The document discusses applying inter-cluster collaboration to create experience economic opportunities for the Dutch film sector. It notes that while the Netherlands is on the periphery of the global film industry, dominated by Hollywood, new technologies and consumer needs are shifting the industry toward sharing, interactivity, and culture. It questions how the Dutch film industry can develop competitive advantages and recognizes scattered "mini-clusters" but wonders if they could form a single "Experience cluster" to better compete.
What Is Linked Data, and What Does it Mean for Libraries? ALAO TEDSIG Spring ...Emily Nimsakont
This document provides an overview of Linked Data and what it means for libraries. It defines Linked Data as a method of publishing structured data on the web so it can be interlinked and more useful. Linked Data uses URIs and RDF to make relationships between data explicit. This allows data to be queried and customized in new ways. Examples of Linked Data include DBpedia and Freebase. For libraries, Linked Data could eliminate data silos by breaking down traditional bibliographic records into linked data. This would allow library data to interact more openly on the web. It may change cataloging workflows and require new skills from librarians. However, challenges include needing to develop new software and standards, as well as ensuring reliable data.
Social bookmarking allows users to save, organize, and share bookmarks of web pages. Users tag bookmarks with keywords to categorize them. Early social bookmarking sites included Delicious, launched in 2003. Social bookmarking provides advantages like allowing users to see what others have bookmarked and to easily share bookmarks. However, issues exist like lack of standard tags and potential for spam. Popular social bookmarking sites today include Delicious, StumbleUpon, and Digg.
Have you ever purchased a product or service on your smartphone?
Base: Private smartphone users who have purchased a product or service on their smartphone, Smartphone n= 593
Q45: And how often do you make purchases on your smartphone?
Google Confidential and Proprietary 30
SMARTPHONES
HELP ADVERTISERS
CONNECT WITH
CONSUMERS
Google Confidential and Proprietary 31
Mobile Ads are Noticed and Engage Consumers
97%
notice mobile ads
87%
have clicked on a mobile ad
Base: Private smartphone users who use the internet in general, Smartphone n= 1.000
Q49: How
California Housing, Real Estate Market Update Shared by Howard E. PerryHoward Perry
- Sales of existing homes in California increased 6.9% year-to-date in March 2016 compared to the same period in 2015. The median home price also rose 4% year-over-year to $483,280.
- Inventory levels continued to decline from the previous year, with the unsold inventory index standing at 3.8 months in March 2016 compared to 3.6 months in March 2015.
- In the Bay Area, inventory dropped significantly since 2009 and remained tight, with an unsold inventory index of 4.1 months in March 2016.
Este documento fornece informações sobre como ser um empreendedor tecnológico. Ele lista recursos como inscrições gratuitas em eventos ao vivo, um livro e vídeos sobre marketing no YouTube para ajudar empreendedores. Também fornece links para as páginas do autor onde mais dicas digitais e contatos podem ser encontrados.
The document discusses trends in technology and society. It notes that technology is accelerating social change and that people are now in control through social media and real-time communication. Data has become a valuable commodity, and privacy issues are increasingly important. The future will involve a transition from physical "atoms" to digital "bits." Social graphs and interest graphs are becoming more important on the evolving web. Big data and understanding the future will rely on gaining wisdom from information. Our tools increasingly shape us, and the brain is adapting to new technologies.
The document summarizes the devastating 2008 Sichuan earthquake in China and highlights stories of heroism and sacrifice in the aftermath. It notes that over 32,000 people were confirmed dead and millions were left homeless. In the days following, rescue efforts involved volunteers, medical workers, soldiers, and ordinary citizens who rushed to help however they could despite dangerous conditions. The summary highlights individual acts of bravery and sacrifice to save lives, even from those with little means themselves.
Rhinoplasty and liposuction were the most popular cosmetic procedures for women and men respectively. Rhinoplasty details included age reasons, costs, financing options, and before/after aspects. Liposuction discussed targeted body regions like the abdomen and face along with associated costs and before/after views.
Transparency, security, and consumer savvy are important when using PR on the web. Companies should provide authorship of content and avoid fake blogs. Transparency through CEO blogging can help build relationships. While transparency is good, security is important to protect private consumer data. Many consumers remain wary of interacting online due to data leaks. PR practitioners need to be savvy and innovative when using the internet for campaigns, and should prepare for potential backlash from consumers.
Social bookmarking allows users to store, organize, and share bookmarks of webpages online. It began in 1996 and grew rapidly, with early social bookmarking sites including Backflip, Blink, and del.icio.us launching in 2003. Social bookmarking introduces human classification of websites through user-assigned tags, which helps users find relevant pages and provides a ranking system. However, inconsistencies in tagging, such as spelling errors or ambiguous tags, can impact search results. Popular sites where tagging is used include del.icio.us, Flickr, and Gmail.
This document discusses potential educational uses of cellphones and mobile devices in K-12 classrooms. It notes that students want to use their own laptops, cellphones, and mobile devices for schoolwork. Some potential classroom uses discussed include: letting students call experts or tutors; taking photos and videos on field trips; using email, texting, and apps for communication and collaboration; accessing the web and digital content; and using phone tools like calendars, clocks, notes, and GPS. The document advocates designing schools that incorporate more digital technologies, mobile devices, and online learning opportunities to engage today's students.
The document contains a series of photos documenting a property located on a river near the ocean in Panama. The photos show the flat, sandy land extending from the river to the ocean with beaches and a point looking out to sea. The wide river is visible and could be suitable for a marina. The higher shoreline protects the interior land from tidal flooding.
The document discusses applying inter-cluster collaboration to create experience economic opportunities for the Dutch film sector. It notes that while the Netherlands is on the periphery of the global film industry, dominated by Hollywood, new technologies and consumer needs are shifting the industry toward sharing, interactivity, and culture. It questions how the Dutch film industry can develop competitive advantages and recognizes scattered "mini-clusters" but wonders if they could form a single "Experience cluster" to better compete.
What Is Linked Data, and What Does it Mean for Libraries? ALAO TEDSIG Spring ...Emily Nimsakont
This document provides an overview of Linked Data and what it means for libraries. It defines Linked Data as a method of publishing structured data on the web so it can be interlinked and more useful. Linked Data uses URIs and RDF to make relationships between data explicit. This allows data to be queried and customized in new ways. Examples of Linked Data include DBpedia and Freebase. For libraries, Linked Data could eliminate data silos by breaking down traditional bibliographic records into linked data. This would allow library data to interact more openly on the web. It may change cataloging workflows and require new skills from librarians. However, challenges include needing to develop new software and standards, as well as ensuring reliable data.
Social bookmarking allows users to save, organize, and share bookmarks of web pages. Users tag bookmarks with keywords to categorize them. Early social bookmarking sites included Delicious, launched in 2003. Social bookmarking provides advantages like allowing users to see what others have bookmarked and to easily share bookmarks. However, issues exist like lack of standard tags and potential for spam. Popular social bookmarking sites today include Delicious, StumbleUpon, and Digg.
Have you ever purchased a product or service on your smartphone?
Base: Private smartphone users who have purchased a product or service on their smartphone, Smartphone n= 593
Q45: And how often do you make purchases on your smartphone?
Google Confidential and Proprietary 30
SMARTPHONES
HELP ADVERTISERS
CONNECT WITH
CONSUMERS
Google Confidential and Proprietary 31
Mobile Ads are Noticed and Engage Consumers
97%
notice mobile ads
87%
have clicked on a mobile ad
Base: Private smartphone users who use the internet in general, Smartphone n= 1.000
Q49: How
California Housing, Real Estate Market Update Shared by Howard E. PerryHoward Perry
- Sales of existing homes in California increased 6.9% year-to-date in March 2016 compared to the same period in 2015. The median home price also rose 4% year-over-year to $483,280.
- Inventory levels continued to decline from the previous year, with the unsold inventory index standing at 3.8 months in March 2016 compared to 3.6 months in March 2015.
- In the Bay Area, inventory dropped significantly since 2009 and remained tight, with an unsold inventory index of 4.1 months in March 2016.
Este documento fornece informações sobre como ser um empreendedor tecnológico. Ele lista recursos como inscrições gratuitas em eventos ao vivo, um livro e vídeos sobre marketing no YouTube para ajudar empreendedores. Também fornece links para as páginas do autor onde mais dicas digitais e contatos podem ser encontrados.
The document discusses trends in technology and society. It notes that technology is accelerating social change and that people are now in control through social media and real-time communication. Data has become a valuable commodity, and privacy issues are increasingly important. The future will involve a transition from physical "atoms" to digital "bits." Social graphs and interest graphs are becoming more important on the evolving web. Big data and understanding the future will rely on gaining wisdom from information. Our tools increasingly shape us, and the brain is adapting to new technologies.
The document summarizes the devastating 2008 Sichuan earthquake in China and highlights stories of heroism and sacrifice in the aftermath. It notes that over 32,000 people were confirmed dead and millions were left homeless. In the days following, rescue efforts involved volunteers, medical workers, soldiers, and ordinary citizens who rushed to help however they could despite dangerous conditions. The summary highlights individual acts of bravery and sacrifice to save lives, even from those with little means themselves.
Rhinoplasty and liposuction were the most popular cosmetic procedures for women and men respectively. Rhinoplasty details included age reasons, costs, financing options, and before/after aspects. Liposuction discussed targeted body regions like the abdomen and face along with associated costs and before/after views.
Transparency, security, and consumer savvy are important when using PR on the web. Companies should provide authorship of content and avoid fake blogs. Transparency through CEO blogging can help build relationships. While transparency is good, security is important to protect private consumer data. Many consumers remain wary of interacting online due to data leaks. PR practitioners need to be savvy and innovative when using the internet for campaigns, and should prepare for potential backlash from consumers.
Social bookmarking allows users to store, organize, and share bookmarks of webpages online. It began in 1996 and grew rapidly, with early social bookmarking sites including Backflip, Blink, and del.icio.us launching in 2003. Social bookmarking introduces human classification of websites through user-assigned tags, which helps users find relevant pages and provides a ranking system. However, inconsistencies in tagging, such as spelling errors or ambiguous tags, can impact search results. Popular sites where tagging is used include del.icio.us, Flickr, and Gmail.
This document discusses potential educational uses of cellphones and mobile devices in K-12 classrooms. It notes that students want to use their own laptops, cellphones, and mobile devices for schoolwork. Some potential classroom uses discussed include: letting students call experts or tutors; taking photos and videos on field trips; using email, texting, and apps for communication and collaboration; accessing the web and digital content; and using phone tools like calendars, clocks, notes, and GPS. The document advocates designing schools that incorporate more digital technologies, mobile devices, and online learning opportunities to engage today's students.
Das Interesse an Microservice Architekturen scheint ungebrochen. Eine Sonderform sind die sogenannten Self Contained Systems (SCS), als vollumfängliche Microservice Variante (Microservice mit UI).
Im Zuge eines Kundenprojektes hatten wir die Chance eine Portallösung zu entwickeln mit deren Hilfe Self Contained Systems auf einfache Art und Weise integriert werden sollen.
Spannende Aspekte waren dabei der MEAN Stack (MongoDB, Express, Angular, NodeJS) und Microsoft Azure als Cloudplattform.
Dieser Talk zeigt, wie sich diese Aspekte zu einem großen Ganzen zusammengefügt haben und welche Erfahrungen wir auf dem Weg dorthin machen durften.
Anwendungsmodernisierung mit Oracle Application Express (APEX)Niels de Bruijn
Lernen Sie warum man für legacy Anwendungen basierend auf Oracle Forms oder MS Access überlegen sollte, warum eine Migration auf eine neue Technologie sinnvoll ist.
Dies sind die Slides unseres Webinars zum Thema SAP Gateway. Das Webinar fand am 24. November 2017 statt.
Themen: REST / OData Überblick, SAP Gateway Überblick, Service Generierung, CDS -> Odata, Annotations
SOASTA CloudTest on Demand ist die schnelle und kompetente Hilfe bei akuten oder drohenden Performance-Problemen Ihrer Web- oder Mobile-Applikationen - alles als Full Managed Service.
Besuchen Sie unser Live-Webinar und erfahren Sie, wie Sie:
Wie Lasttests innerhalb weniger Tage komplett durchgeführt werden – unabhängig von Größe, Geographie und Komplexität
Wie durch Echtzeit-Analysen während des Lasttests bereits Optimierungen durchgeführt werden können
Wie die hohe Expertise unserer Performance Engineers Sie auf ein neues Level der Performance hebt
PinkDB ist eine Vereinfachung von dem ehemals ThickDB und zwischenzeitlich unter SmartDB bekannten Paradigma für Anwendungen unter Verwendung von Oracle als Middleware.
In der Präsentation werden die Prinzipien vorgestellt und die Anwendungsmöglichkeiten für DataVault Architekturen mit Blick auf aktuelle Fragestellungen wie Zugriffsschicht, Virtualisierung und Datensicherheit evaluiert.
Back to the Frontend – aber nun mit MicroservicesAndré Fleischer
Microservices sind der letzte Schrei! Cross-funktionale Teams bauen geniale Lösungen! Und was hat der Kunde und Anwender davon? Man liest über ROCA, SPA und Webcomponents. Wir zeigen, über welche Fragestellung wir gestolpert sind und wie unsere Lösungen aussehen. Wir stellen Ansätze vor, die bei otto.de und OTTOBrandConnect im Einsatz sind. Dabei gehen wir ein auf teamübergreifende Zusammenarbeit. Zeigen die Auswirkungen auf die Customer Journey. Welche technischen Abhängigkeiten ergeben sich zwischen Teams und Systemen?
Thin, Rich und RIA Clients entwirrt -- und Faktoren, die Sie zum geeigneten C...Nikolaos Kaintantzis
Immer mehr Anwendungen werden heute als Rich Internet Application (RIA) entwickelt. RIAs bieten eine bessere Usability und viele technologische Vorteile - dies wird jedenfalls den Nutzern vermittelt. Doch was sind Rich Internet Applications eigentlich und wie bewährt sich ihre "Richness" im täglichen Einsatz? Dieser Vortrag vergleicht die Begriffe RIA, Rich Clients und Thin Clients und zeigt sowohl deren Vorzüge als auch technologischen Grenzen. Der Referent veranschaulicht die Technologien anhand von Anwendungsszenarien und Projektrahmenbedingungen. Am Ende dieses Vortrags können Sie mit der präsentierten Entscheidungshilfe konkret für Ihre Projekte die passende Client-Technologie bestimmen.