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Chapter 5: Network Applications

Chapter 5: Network Applications. Categories of Net Applications Discovery, Communication, Collaboration Web 2.0 E-Learning and Telecommuting. Net Applications 1: Discovery. Search engines General- or special-purpose Metasearch (aggregator). Discovery (cont.): Portals.

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Chapter 5: Network Applications

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  1. Chapter 5: Network Applications • Categories of Net Applications • Discovery, Communication, Collaboration • Web 2.0 • E-Learning and Telecommuting

  2. Net Applications 1: Discovery • Search engines • General- or special-purpose • Metasearch (aggregator)

  3. Discovery (cont.): Portals • Commercial (public) portals • Corporate portals • Industrywide portals

  4. Net Application 2: Communication • E-mail • Web-based call centers • Instant Messaging (Chatting) • Voice / Video communications

  5. Net Application 3: Collaboration • Virtual Teams • Groupware • Google Groups • Microsoft Sharepoint • Videoconference • Webconferencing

  6. Individual Work Stations Group Facilitator Public Screen Groupware: Electronic Meeting System (EMS) • Used for • Strategic planning sessions, Marketing focus groups, Brainstorming sessions, etc.

  7. Telepresence Systems

  8. Web 2.0 • Internet technologies and services that foster participation and collaboration • Content created by and shared among peers

  9. Web 2.0: Technologies and Applications • AJAX – Allows dynamic, interactive Web pages • Wikis – Web users create and maintain content • Blogging • Really Simple Syndication (RSS) – automatic content distribution

  10. Web 2.0: Social Media

  11. Web 2.0: Aggregators • Collecting and consolidating content from the Web

  12. Web 2.0: Mashup • Creating new content by mixing and matching exiting content on the Web • e.g., Chicago Crime

  13. E-Learning and Distance Learning Advantages? Disadvantage?

  14. Telecommuting Advantages? Disadvantage?

  15. Lemmings “You’re a disgrace to all lemmings!”

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