In this second post on Google Plus, we focus on the Hangouts feature, which is essentially a free videoconferencing service offered to all Google Plus users. Below are 2 screencasts, the first demonstrating Hangouts and Hangout Apps, and the second … Continue reading
Last week, two related things happened. First, I published a screencast about Google Plus according to a schedule we worked out early in the semester. That video is here: http://blogs.princeton.edu/etc/2012/04/09/etc-screencast-intro-to-google-plus/. Then, Google launched its redesigned interface for Google Plus, which made … Continue reading
In this screencast, we show you how to use Google’s Chrome web browser to install and extend its functionality. We look at how to get to the store, how to browse relevant applications, how to search for apps using keywords, … Continue reading
Use Google SketchUp to create, modify and share 3D models for free. Speaker bio: John LeMasney is a father, artist, designer, consultant, technologist, open web advocate and open source evangelist living and working in New Jersey. He is the Manager … Continue reading
Google Fusion Tables is a new (and free) tool by Google that allows for you to plug table data into Google and with no coding experience visualize the data. You can add other peoples’ data to your tables and visualize … Continue reading