I’m creating a couple really quick and admittedly dirty videos for Google Wave navigation.  Please don’t critique them as I spent little time editing and just went for some coverage! 

This video covers Google Wave Interface navigation:

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And here’s one for how to create a Wave:

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Here’s a screencast on installing gadget extensions for use in new blip’s.

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Here’s a screencast on how to use robots in Google Wave:

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So that’s it for now.  I’ll post more when I get the chance to explore Google Wave more.  If you need an invite, lemme know! 

Also, here are some interfaces across time and space (literally) that represent the sorts of shifts that Johnson-Eilola sees in interface complexity and “surfacing” in chapters 3 & 4 of his work:

WordPerfect Interface - 1990

DOS Interface - 1987

Bridge Interface - 2008

Word Interface - 2007

After Effects Interface - 2009

Dreamweaver Interface - 2008

Facebook Interface - 2010

Wave Interface - 2010