X Ray Of Healthy Neck

Tourism 2.0

Web 2.0 Travel Tools http://web20travel.blogspot.com/



Travel-news http://www.travel-news.it/



Albert Barra http://www.albertbarra.com/ SKYPE_ID: albertbarra



GRUPPO TURISMO 2.0 http://groups.google.com/group/turismo20 (http://www.turismo20.com/video)



DOT-Tourism http://dottourism.com/blog/



Hotel Blogs http://www.hotel-blogs.com/



Marketing Fieristico http://marketingfieristico.blogspot.com



Travelmole http://www.travelmole.com/

Travolution http://travolution.blogspot.com/



Innovation tourism http://icturismo.ning.com/



RItaliaCamp / Skypecast http://wiki.bzaar.net/RItaliaCamp/Skypecast1



Mario Lupi http://admaiora.blogs.com/maurolupi/



Marketing Intelligence http://marketing-intelligence.blogspot.com/



Marketing Usable http://marketingusabile.blogspot.com /







VIDEOS



SETH GODIN http://video.google.com/videosearch?q=seth+godin VIDEOS



WEB 2.0 http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3799145424889532408&q=web+2.0&total=5740&start=0&num=100&so=0&type=search&plindex=2

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TRAVELCAMP Rimini

13 ottobre



http://barcamp.org/travelcamp



Per BarCamp s'intende un tipo di incontro characterized by the lack of a fixed

lineup of speakers and in which there is no passive audience.


Participants at the event are invited to participate actively in the discussion,

to share thoughts and ideas.
The goal is to bring together people and share knowledge,

whether a technology or uníidea.

To write, request information or to offer help to Travelcamp:

travelcamp@advitalia.org




the first rule of BarCamp: "No Spectator, only Participants

All participants must show a demo or prepare a presentation / discussion

a session, or help in one of these. But no: if you do not want to,

come and chat, no one will force you to do anything ‡.





The community of travel agents ADVITALIA 2.0

http://www.advitalia.org/dblog/



Paolo Zaccheo SKYPE ID: camperviaggi





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Web in Tourism 2007

Web in Tourism 2007, which will have as speakers ‡:

Mauro Lupi, Alberto Corti, Marco Bocciarelli, Marco Baldan, Massimo Martini,

Paolo Cellini e Dennis Zambon. Líevento Ë gratuito e lí intenzione principale

Ë quella di mostrare gli strumenti che non possono essere trascurati nel settore turistico sul web.



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Pokemon For Ti-84 Plus

7 Ways Croquet is Better than Second Life

1. Scalelable - Peer to Peer Network
Only 15-25 people can get on a second life server at a time. After that you have to use multiple servers to handle it all and it consumes an enormous amount of energy (as much as a real person by some measures). Croquet on the other had uses a Peer-to-Peer network. The low bandwidth requirement does well on wireless networks and the bigger the better. Those who have spent time in Second Life know that it is prone to sudden failures… often.

2. Private Network
I have heard talk on several occasions about how Second Life violates FERPA by require students to give their information to third party sources (first from Charlie Morris over at Blern). Croquet is a private network that integrates with schools. Only those you want in your space can get in there… no weirdo’s. (More on this in Con’s)

3. Multi-Touch interaction with objects
Multiple avatars can touch an object and manipulate it at the same time! Wow!

4-5. Easy (right-click) object creation and Infinite Space
During the presentation Julian created another virtual environment by right clicking and selecting ‘New Place.’ It was that easy. He was then able to move his avatar right into that virtual world. There is no limit to the amount of virtual worlds you can create. Imagine creating a classroom with multiple links to other worlds. These links are called 3D Hyperlinks. :-)

A user could also easily create a internet browser. Imagine students all doing research in life size browsers and teachers walking around looking at what they are all looking at and researching.

Perhaps the most impressing was the ability to easily create 3D objects. Julian drew a crude 2D shark in an aquatic environment with a paint like program. He then clicked a button and it was instantly made into 3d Shark complete with shading. Impressive!

6. In world Applications and OS’s
Any application can be played in a portal and manipulated by anyone and everyone in the virtual world. There was a cool visual spreadsheet set up in one place that 3Dified (is that a word) the data on the sheet.

The ability also exists to run a virtual computer in a portal in the virtual environment. As a techie this appealed to me. Imagine all the Windows OS’s, Mac OS’s and Linux OS’s running in portals in a techie room where you could go and troubleshoot and test out installations for each one. Neato!

7. Live Snapshots
This is probably more eye candy than anything else, but there were live snapshots of other virtual environments. This is the equivalent of bookmarks, but live pictures of what was going on at those other places. Great for keeping track of students, or seeing if people are somewhere without having to go there.

Similarities
- VoIP built-in
- Sound is in relationship to proximity (including applications, video and so forth that is used)

Cons:
1. People
Although it would be nice to keep some weirdo’s out of your educational space, sometimes that is what you really need. Second Life has a huge base with anywhere between 40K-60K real people on at a time. This really allows a base for that questioning and exposure that is so important in education.

2. Access to other Worlds
Although work is being done on importing worlds from Second Life, there are countless other environments in Second Life that would be unaccessible in Croquet. NOAA’s Weather Island comes to mind.

3. Bugs
This program is still a long way from ready for a large number of people to use. At one point the there were some errors that popped up and he had to completely restart the virtual world. Nice thing was though, it only had to be restarted for that user (thanks to peer-to-peer network).

July 30th, 2007 by Jeff VanDrimmelen

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