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A quick introduction to iGoogle for personal, professional, and enterprise use. Included: branding, how to create and edit gadgets, adding customized RSS feeds and database searches.
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1.iGoogle for Productivityand Outreach by PF Anderson Emerging
Technologies Librarian April 21, 2009
2. IDEAS
Things you might do with iGoogle
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University of Michigan themed collection
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Autism &learning disabilities news & resources
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Medicine and Medical Gadgets and Tools
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Promote your unit here is the library!
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For fun? Astronomy Theme Semester
15. GETTING STARTED 16.
The beginning sign in to iGoogle, or create a Google
account
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Example iGoogle Home page
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23. THEMES 24.
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Search for themes (history)
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Search themes results (history)
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Search themes results (health, causes, marketing,
fundraising)
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Comments and discussion community building
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Creator / developer information
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Comments and discussion community building
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Make your own theme almost done
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41. GADGETS 42. Want More Gadgets?Click Add Stuff 43.
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Useful tools like Google Tip of the Day, and Google
Translate
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People who like Google Calendar also like other productivity
tools
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Search for gadgets (health)
Search for gadgets (health)
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Search results for health
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Add more content to your gadget
Remember to update content as you make changes to the YouTube
site
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New gadgets are added to active tab
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But you can move them, edit the tab, or simply drag to another
tab (very carefully)
58. ADDING RSS FEEDS TO IGOOGLE 59.
Examples of Public Health custom RSS feeds for journals, news,
clinical alerts, and disaster response information
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Copy URL from location bar
Paste URL into feed selection window, click ADD
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Back to iGoogle, feed is there, move it where you want it.
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Adding a custom PubMed search as an RSS feed gadget in
iGoogle
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How many articles do you want listed?
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67. Copy the URL 68.
Paste into feed/gadget form, click add
Voila! The RSS feed is added to your iGoogle tab.
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My own personal specialized PubMed search, right where I want
it.
70. MANAGING YOUR TABS 71.
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no relevant content was found
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Search results for Michigan
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75. FINISHING TOUCHES 76.
Are we done? Lets take a look
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Hunh? How did you do that?
1. Grab menu bar of gadget
2. Drag to desired position
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Another way to change the look and feel of the page is in edit
view
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Sharing your tab once your are done with it
Select items you want to share
Use email address of person you want to share it with
Send it to yourself if you want aURL to put it in a blog or web
page as a link
Send settings if youve customized the gadgets in important
ways, otherwise dont
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This is what it looks like to edit settings (fyi, every gadget
is different)
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Sometimes things quit working right after a while
iGoogle maintenance 83. CONTACT INFORMATION
PF Anderson, Emerging Technologies Librarian,UM Health Sciences
Libraries, [email protected]
Slides will be at:
http://slideshare.net/umhealthscienceslibraries/
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