MCCLPHEI Presentation: Emerging Technologies
[Links from my MCCLPHEI Presentation]
Words
- Flickr Tags — Showing the most popular tags right now and all-time
- Wordle — A simple but powerful tool for creating word clouds from any text or list of words
- Name Voyager — An interactive chart for exploring the popularity of baby names
Search
- SearchMe — Visual search engine
- WindowShop — Visual interface to Amazon’s new releases
- Tagnautica — Visual search of Flickr tags
- ColrPickr — Search Flickr by color
- Multicolr — Search Flickr by color combinations
- TinEye — Reverse image search engine
- YouTube You Choose — Example of voice-to-text indexing
- Koogle — “Kosher Google” search for Orthodox Jews
Video
- Living Room Candidate — The Living Room Candidate website is a beautifully-designed online exhibit from the Museum of the Moving Image, showcasing presidential campaign commercials from 1952 to 2008. You can explore by year and read a short article about each candidate’s television strategy, or browse by type of commercial (biographical, fear, real people, etc.) or by issue (corruption, taxes, war, etc.)
- Prelinger Archives — A collection of short public service, sponsored and educational films
- JoVE — Peer-reviewed Journal of Visualized Experiments
- Truveo — Powerful video search engine that goes way beyond YouTube
Structured Data
- Google Quotes — Do a Google News search on a prominent person, and look for a Quotes link in the sidebar
- Wolfram Alpha — Computational engine
- Google Squared — Creates a grid of structured information pulled from many sources
- Powerset — Provides structured results from Wikipedia articles
Mapping and 3D
- Shorpy New York Photo Map — Google Maps showing location of historical images
- The World Is Not Flat — 3D tools like Google Earth and Google Sketch-Up make it possible for anyone to explore and create in three dimensions