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Going Mobile An Introduction to the Mobile Web Mark A. Greenfield
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Mark Greenfield Higher ed web professional, consultant, keynote speaker, futurist, uwebd overlord, lacrosse coach, tennis player, music lover, dog rescuer markgr.com twitter.com/markgr delicious.com/markgr www.linkedin.com/in/markgr
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Some History The Great Convergence Mobile – By The Numbers Getting Started Concluding Thoughts Outline
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why broadband mattered
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24/7
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Some History The Great Convergence Outline
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Voice Calls Computer GPS Accelerometer Camera/microphone/speakers Your mobile phone is not a phone!!!
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A broad range of services that are based on (or enhanced by) information about the physical location of a user and/or device. Location Based Services
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The layering of information over a view or representation of the normal world, offering users the ability to access placed-based information in ways that are compelling intuitive. Augmented Reality
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Web 3.0 – The Internet of Things Everyware
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Some History The Great Convergence Mobile – By The Numbers Outline
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Carnac the Magnificent
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The number of mobile phones sold last year 1.37 Billion
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The number of mobile phones subscription world-wide 5.2 Billion
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The percentage of people who will access the Internet from a mobile device by 2015. (It’s already 75% in Japan) 80%
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The number of times the average person checks their mobile phone per day 150
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Percentage of all banking accounts in Kenya are mobile phone banking accounts 49%
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Percentage of teens in the U.S. can send a text message blindfolded. (They can type faster on a phone than a QUERTY keyboard) 42%
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Text Messaging – 68% Voice (mobile call) – 9.2% Facebook – 8.8% Instant Messaging – 2.8% E-mail – 0.2% American Teens and Young Adults: “What’s your favorite way to communicate?”
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2010 E-Expectations Report 23% of high school students reported searching college sites from their smart phones.
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2010 E-Expectations Report 67% said they did not want college representatives contacting them by text 15% said they would text a college representative they had been working with
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What would students most like to DO on a mobile site for a college or university? 77% Calculate college costs 75% Calculate scholarships 65% Schedule a visit 64% Watch videos 62% Access social media assets 53% IM with admissions reps 44% Complete an online application
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Some History The Great Convergence Mobile – By The Numbers Getting Started Outline
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know the problem you are trying to solve
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Fail Fast, Fail Forward I have not failed, I’ve just found 10,000 ways that won’t work. -Thomas Edison
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WWW SMTP SMS MMS LBS AR Explore All Opportunities
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1.Make your site presentable 2.Responsive design 3.Mobile Web Site 4.Mobile Apps An Incremental Approach
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Inspiration
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Some History The Great Convergence Mobile – By The Numbers Getting Started Concluding Thoughts Outline
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Douglas Adams
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mobile is as different from the internet as tv is from radio
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The Singularity is Near
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A Keyboard and a Mouse that’s so 1970’s
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“Put your best people on mobile.” - Google CEO Eric Schmidt
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The Mobile Web is Coming Are you Ready?
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Thank You mark a greenfield markgr.com twitter.com/markgr delicious.com/markgr
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