Wednesday, February 27, 2008

X09 Group 6- Cellware

Our group did our project on Cellware, the first mobile social networking site. Cellware offers many features that include mashups of ringtones and wallpapers as well as the ability to earn cash. Our group members included Ray Shipley, Amy Sturgeon, and Mike Molinaro.



*The Powerpoint is included in the post below*

X09 Group 6- Cellware Powerpoint



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Fool Caps

My group did Fool Caps which is basically a Stock Social Networking site where people make caps (predictions) on stocks and are rated based on the market.





Monday, February 25, 2008

X09 - Group 5 - G.ho.st

Our group members are Paul Oberlies, Matt Fairweather, Lindsey Kennedy, and Garrett Gignac. We did our Web 2.0 project on g.ho.st, an application that offers an online desktop. There are many benefits to this application, and it has many Web 2.0 features.


X09 Group 4- Pandora

Here's our presentation video and our powerpoint.






Sunday, February 24, 2008

WEB 2.0: Hairmixer

This is one of IT101x-009 class group's presentation of a Web 2.0 site. The site is called Hairmixer.com. It is a new website that enables web users to edit pictures of people and mix facial features with themselves and other people's pictures. One can combine people's faces together to see what a couple of people may have as an offspring together. It is an amazing site to visit and use if you have the time to. The presentation is approximately fifteen minutes and is edited to be more presentable for you viewers. This presentation includes an in-class demo of how to use Hairmixer.com, facts about the site and a preview of Prof. Frydenburg's edited picture mixed with another student's facial features. This is brought to you by Jake Graham, Jose Jose and Jenny Tran. Enjoy the presentation!:






StumbleUpon Power point

This is our Web 2.0 powerpoint on StumbleUpon.com. Our group was X06 group 7. The group consisted of A.J. Villandry, Jeff Smith, Marc Ross, and Frank Koslosky