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Introduction Current Problems With Research Collaboration What Is Google Wave? Research Methods What We Found Recommendations/ Conclusions Google Wave Research Collaboration Group II Erik Kiser Nicholas Swan Michael Keel

Research Team Michael KeelNicholas SwanErik Kiser Introduction Current Problems With Research Collaboration What Is Google Wave? Research Methods What We Found Recommendations/ Conclusions

Hypothesis Can Google Wave be an Effective Medium for Group Research Collaboration? Credit: Google Images Introduction Current Problems With Research Collaboration What Is Google Wave? Research Methods What We Found Recommendations/ Conclusions

Current Problems? Main form of communication – lists Tools used varies all over the internet – Wikis, Blogs, Skype, SharePoint No one uses the same tools Introduction Current Problems With Research Collaboration What Is Google Wave? Research Methods What We Found Recommendations/ Conclusions

Organizational Factors Organization is hard to control Many different accounts or sites used People are left off of lists or information is overlooked by them Information is scattered everywhere – messages get lost Introduction Current Problems With Research Collaboration What Is Google Wave? Research Methods What We Found Recommendations/ Conclusions

Google Wave is an online tool for real time communication and collaboration. -Conversation -Documentation -Multi-Media -Shared -Live What is Google Wave? Introduction Current Problems With Research Collaboration What Is Google Wave? Research Methods What We Found Recommendations/ Conclusions

Still in “beta” -Only become a wave member through invitation, similar to the gmail release. Internal -Google Development -Features -Usability External – API – Open Source – New Tools – Gadgets Introduction Current Problems With Research Collaboration What Is Google Wave? Research Methods What We Found Recommendations/ Conclusions

Wave Gadget Look & Feel Wave Robot Modify Information Save Information Display Information Wave Embeds Third Party Tool Import New Functionality example – youtube Gadgets, Embeds, Bots Introduction Current Problems With Research Collaboration What Is Google Wave? Research Methods What We Found Recommendations/ Conclusions

Introduction Current Problems With Research Collaboration What Is Google Wave? Research Methods What We Found Recommendations/ Conclusions Individual Research Each group member was assigned 2 questions aligned with Google wave and collaborative research. 1.Current collaborative tools 2.Functionalities of Google wave 3.Needs of a collaborative research group 4.Collaborative tools needed in Google wave 5.Comparison of Google wave to other collaborative tools 6.Current performance of a collaborative research group

- Who We Observed - Use of in Group Collaboration - No Universal Software Introduction Current Problems With Research Collaboration What Is Google Wave? Research Methods What We Found Recommendations/ Conclusions Group Observation

Introduction Current Problems With Research Collaboration What Is Google Wave? Research Methods What We Found Recommendations/ Conclusions User Interaction Used Google wave to manage our own project. -Assigned tasks -Group meetings -Document Upload and Storage -Meeting notes -Saved information from previous meetings and collaboration

Needs of Research Group Central organization of all information – Scattered information is less productive Wide variety of applications and extensions – Video Chat, Document Upload, Scheduling, etc. Easy to use for all levels of experience – A simple design reduces time wasted learning a new program Advanced options included for further development – A simple design shouldn’t limit ones use of features Introduction Current Problems With Research Collaboration What Is Google Wave? Research Methods What We Found Recommendations/ Conclusions

Functionalities of Wave Tools to Support Research Collaboration: -CheckWave ( notification) -TwiloBot (Click-to-Call phone number links) -Wavepedia Bot (Wikipedia to gateway bot) -StyleChart (Insert a chart into wave) -ClackPoint (Audio-conferencing to the wave) -Meeting Time Matcher (Schedule of users availabiltiy) -Nimbb Gadget (Record a video for the wave) -Scrummy (Planning tasks, deadlines and allocations) Introduction Current Problems With Research Collaboration What Is Google Wave? Research Methods What We Found Recommendations/ Conclusions

How is a Wave different? Incorporation of all resources for Collaborative Research. – Real-Time – Embeddability (embed wave into blog) – Applications & Extensions – Wiki Functionality (Anything can be edited by anyone on the wave) – Open Source (growth!) – Playback (step through a wave to see exactly how the information was created) – Spell Check – Drag-and-Drop File Sharing Introduction Current Problems With Research Collaboration What Is Google Wave? Research Methods What We Found Recommendations/ Conclusions

Functionalities Introduction Current Problems With Research Collaboration What Is Google Wave? Research Methods What We Found Recommendations/ Conclusions

Use of Google wave Show our wave and how we have used it throughout our collaboration Introduction Current Problems With Research Collaboration What Is Google Wave? Research Methods What We Found Recommendations/ Conclusions

Current Additions Initially Google wave did not support notifications – Feature was added during this project Uploading files was hard to figure out – Now it is a one click button to browse or provide a link Important because Google wave is still in the development process – Realized its problems and have began to fix them Introduction Current Problems With Research Collaboration What Is Google Wave? Research Methods What We Found Recommendations/ Conclusions

Potential Waves have potential to grow into the premier online tool for collaborative work. – Open Source – Ease of development API Source Code Community – Need for ONE Collaborative Media Introduction Current Problems With Research Collaboration What Is Google Wave? Research Methods What We Found Recommendations/ Conclusions

Needs of Research -Organization -Ease of Use -Many Different Tools -Voice -Notes -External Information -Charts, Graphs, Graphics, etc… Introduction Current Problems With Research Collaboration What Is Google Wave? Research Methods What We Found Recommendations/ Conclusions

Wave Supports Collaborative Research -Integration of current research tools into wave -One place for a group to always look for information -Accurately store data -No “lost” information -Secure access to information Introduction Current Problems With Research Collaboration What Is Google Wave? Research Methods What We Found Recommendations/ Conclusions