- •Contents
- •Practice №1 The study of cloud services Google. Gmail.
- •1.1 About Gmail
- •1.2 Why choose Gmail
- •1.3 Creating an account
- •1.4 Gmail as a Google Account
- •2. Gmail’s Interface
- •2.1 Inbox
- •2.2 Compose Mail
- •2.3 Drafts
- •2.4 Sent Mail
- •2.5 More
- •2.6 Report Spam
- •2.7 Delete
- •2.8 Keyboard Shortcuts
- •3. Organizing your Gmail
- •3.1 Contacts
- •3.2 Stars
- •3.3 Labels
- •4. Advanced Settings
- •4.1 General Settings
- •4.2 Accounts and Import
- •4.3 Filters
- •4.4 Forwarding and Pop/imap
- •4.5 Offline
- •5. The Fun Stuff
- •5.1 Buzz
- •5.2 Chat
- •5.3 Web Clips
- •5.4 Labs
- •5.5 Themes
- •5.6 Gmail Mobile
- •5.7 Google Docs
- •5.8 Google Calendar
- •5.9 Tasks
- •6. Conclusion
- •Practice №2 The study of cloud services Google Talk.
- •2.1 Use the native Gmail Talk option
- •2.2 Installing the voice/video chat plugin
- •Practice №3 The study of cloud services Google Calendar
- •3.1 Interface
- •3.2 Create an event
- •3.3 Add location
- •3.4 Invite people
- •3.5 Share meeting materials
- •3.6 Meet online
- •Invite guests, add attachments, and meet online.
- •3.7 New committee? New (shared) calendar.
- •Practice №4 Editing of electronic documents Google Apps
- •4.1 Creating new files
- •4.2 Using templates
- •Practice №5 The study of functions Google App Engine
- •5.1 Google App Engine Docs
- •5.2 Download the App Engine sdk for php
- •5.3 Creating the Configuration File
- •Practice №6 Creating a data warehouse environment Google App Engine
- •6.1 Setting up Objectify
- •6.2 Creating the data model classes
- •6.3 Adding the greetings and the form to the jsp template
- •6.4 Creating the form handling servlet
- •6.5 Testing the app
- •6.6 Creating required indexes
- •Practice №7 The study of cloud services Google Apps
- •7.1 Gmail
- •Google Drive
- •Google Docs, Sheets, Slides, and Forms
- •7.4 Google Sites
- •7.5 Google Calendar
- •7.6 Google Hangouts
- •7.8 Google Apps Vault
- •7.9 Usage
- •Practice №8 Microsoft Office Live Workspace
- •8.1 Setting up Microsoft Live Workspace
- •8.2 Features Available with Office Live Workspace
- •Practice №9 The study of cloud services Microsoft SkyDrive
- •9.1 Creating a Microsoft account
- •9.2 Getting to know OneDrive
- •9.3 Installing the Microsoft OneDrive app
- •9.4 OneDrive for mobile devices
- •Practice №10 Network services for the mobile user. Wi-Fi technology
- •10.1 What is Wi-Fi ?
- •Practice №11 Search engines in Internet
- •Veronica & Jughead:
- •Improve Your Searching Skills:
- •Infoseek:
- •Inktomi:
- •Vertical Search
- •Verticals Galore!
- •Information Retrieval as a Game of Mind Control
- •Increasing The Rate of Algorithmic Change
- •Practice №12 Search graphic information in Internet. Comparative analysis of search engines. Internet image search
- •Study Guide
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STUDY GUIDE |
for laboratory works of «Modern Trends of the Information Systems Development» for 230400.68 «Information Systems and Technologies» students |
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Ставрополь 2014 |
Methodical instructions to laboratory works drawn up in accordance with the work program on the subject "Modern trends in information systems development" for students of direction 230400.68 "Information systems and technology." The guidelines for laboratory work are considered free cloud services offered by leading computer companies, as well as the problem of finding information on the Internet.
Authors: doctor of Physics and Mathematics, prof. Drozdova V.I.
Candidate of Science in Engineering, Docent Topchiev I.N.
Reviewer:
Professor, Doctor of Science in Engineering, Scientific direction of the department: «Information and telecommunication systems». Mochalov V.P.
Contents
Practice №1 The study of cloud services Google. Gmail. 4
Practice №2 The study of cloud services Google Talk. 34
Practice №3 The study of cloud services Google Calendar 46
Practice №4 Editing of electronic documents Google Apps 52
Practice №5 The study of functions Google App Engine 60
Practice №6 Creating a data warehouse environment Google App Engine 64
Practice №7 The study of cloud services Google Apps 74
Practice №8 Microsoft Office Live Workspace 81
Practice №9 The study of cloud services Microsoft SkyDrive 85
Practice №10 Network services for the mobile user. Wi-Fi technology 92
Practice №11 Search engines in Internet 104
Practice №12 Search graphic information in Internet. Comparative analysis of search engines. Internet image search 143
Practice №1 The study of cloud services Google. Gmail.
1.1 About Gmail
The year is 2004 and three email services dominate the market. They are Hotmail, AOL and Yahoo mail. After extensive testing, Google decides to branch beyond being only a search engine and launches Gmail (or Google Mail in Germany) on April 1st. Because of the interestingly chosen “April Fools’ Day” launch (Gmail was made live minutes before midnight on March 31st, 2004), Gmail was met with a lot of skepticism, especially because it offered 1 gig of free storage space at a time when other companies offered in average 100mb.
Initially, only a limited group of 1000 opinion leaders were invited into the Beta test version of Gmail, and allowed to invite their friends and family. Then users from Blogger.com were also sent invitations, and within a short time, the invitations had become precious commodities. Some were being sold on Ebay for as much as $150 and websites that swapped invitations started appearing all over the web.
Soon Gmail started allowing its users to invite as many as 50 people, and it started growing exponentially until almost anyone who wanted to join could easily get an invite from someone they knew.
In 2005 it had increased its mailbox size to 2 gigs, a huge amount of storage by 2005 standards and had become available in many languages beyond English. It has since continually added new features and finally, in 2009, it removed the “Beta” status from its name. Gmail is now one of the top email services in the world.
1.2 Why choose Gmail
Gmail has profited from Google’s innovations to become such a popular email service. It has differentiated itself from other services in many ways:
It has ever increasing amount of storage space instead of a set amount like Hotmail, Yahoo and AOL do
It has created an interface that they believe works more naturally than the folder system used by the other 3 major services. It consist of stars and labels (more on that later)
Gmail can be used as an account for a whole plethora of Google services
Gmail Labs adds many features not commonly found on your average email account (more on that later)
Certain features such as Google docs, Calendar and Chat work seamlessly among Gmail users and can be an efficient way of collaborating
It is a powerful, reliable and feature rich email service. And it’s free!
Gmail can also be used with your own domain name, by using Google Apps
It’s compatible with most mobile phones

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