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Maybe there are some out there and I don’t know it. Sure, Facebook has apps, but not until years after FB was created, and none of them seem to be able to change the core functionality of how Facebook looks and operates.

Programmers are already writing browser plug-ins.

Am I supposed to say G+, Google+, or Google Plus? What is the official spelling?.

But I know that this is a feature and price point that many educators have been looking for. I haven’t had a chance to use it yet because of my limited circle of friends that are in Google Plus, but the early feedback sounds positive.

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The killer app to many people seems to be the free group video chat.

After all, they were trying to monetize your connections, so why make it easy to reduce the number of connections and interactions you can make? It was a great idea when ELGG and Facebook first came up with it, of course – but Facebook kind of never really bought into the idea once they added it (and the average online user has never heard of ELGG).

As many have said, the ability to only share certain information with certain groups of friends is a great idea.

Very few of my friends are on it yet, despite me sending out invitations… so it is hard to get a good feel for truly how well it works.

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Many people point to the untimely death of Google Wave as the main cause for their lukewarm response to Google+, but those of us that have been following Google for a while know that there were many other disappointing closures before Wave.īut if it can make it, Google Plus has some great ideas that could be very useful in Education.

It really just has to do with not wanting to invest in a new tool to only have it canceled in less than a few years. Its not that they are boring or pointless. Even if a particular idea isn’t your cup of tea, you can at least see where others might like it.īut having said all that, it is still getting harder and harder to get excited about new Google services. You can rarely fault them on their ideas. When Google releases a new service, they usually do a decent to excellent job on the design and interface.