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Back to School with Google Voice Search
Wednesday, August 21, 2013
Tutor, tour guide, personal assistant… Kraft Dinner sous-chef
Make sure the Google Search app is in the proverbial backpack when you head off to school this fall. Download the Google Search app for iPhone, or use it on Android to help find your way around campus, translate professor-speak and make sure you’re not late for your next class… all without typing a word!
Whatever screen you’re on when you head to school, just open Google Search, tap the mic icon, and ask “Where’s the Ryerson Student Union Building?” or “Do I need an umbrella today?” You can speak naturally, and Google will answer with real-world answers.
Here are some suggestions for putting Google Voice Search through its back-to-school paces.
“Where is Pitman Hall?”
New dorm, new school, maybe an entirely new city? Tap on the mic and tell Google what you’re looking for. If you have the audio volume turned up on your device, you’ll hear Google tell you the address of Ryerson University’s largest residence, and you’ll get the dorm’s location on a map. Tap navigate or just say “
Navigate to Pitman Hall
,” and follow Google Maps’ turn-by-turn directions for driving, walking, public transit or biking.
“Define ‘laggard’”
If your History of Europe 101 prof tells the class she has “no time for laggards”, tap the mic, ask for the definition of the term (no need to worry about typos) and you’ll know what exactly she means. The definition is spoken back to you and available on your screen.
“Who was Charlemagne?”
Don’t be a laggard. Google Voice search uses the power of the
Knowledge Graph
to deliver exactly the information you need, exactly when you need it.
“Set calendar event, history study group at 7pm”
Tap the mic and with a few words you have updated your calendar to make sure you stay on top of your studies.
“Set alarm for 30 minutes from now, label: Laundry.”
Google Voice Search is seamlessly integrated into your Android device, making sure that you get your whites out the dryer before they wrinkle… or your roommate dumps them on the floor.
“What time does Loblaws close?”
Faster than looking up a business’s website, Google Voice Search results quickly display the nearest grocery store’s hours of operation and location.
“Remind me to pick up Kraft Dinner at Loblaws”
When you set foot in the grocery store, Google will remind you to pick up some KD for dinner.
“Note to self, I’m parked on level D3”
Tap the mic and add a note to
Google Keep
, Evernote or Catch.
“Show me a video of how to cook Kraft Dinner”
Google Voice Search results display YouTube videos with step-by-step instructions on how to cook your first dinner away from home.
“How many tablespoons in a cup?”
Super fast, straight-forward answers to the questions you ask. Especially handy in the kitchen for those Imperial-Metric conversions.
“What’s a good Thai restaurant?”
Sick of doing dishes? Google Voice Search results offer suggestions for nearby restaurants, showing locations and user reviews.
“When is Thanksgiving?”
Missing home cooked meals? Ask Google about the next holiday.
“Remind me to call mom tonight”
It’s ok to be homesick. Tap the mic and reminders seamlessly integrate with
Google Now
.
“What is the status of Air Canada Flight 103”
Listen to your flight status or check the results on your screen. Google Voice Search makes sure you don’t miss that flight home for turkey dinner!
Heading off to school can be pretty overwhelming experience with so much to take in all at once. But if you have a question or need some help, don’t forget to speak up. Google Voice Search may have the answers you’re looking for this fall.
Posted by Aaron Brindle, Google Canada
Back to School: Kick off the year with Google Drive
Tuesday, August 20, 2013
This is the second part of our Back to School Week series on the
Google Canada blog
. Stay tuned for more posts throughout the week for students, parents and teachers heading back to school!
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Kicking off the school year with
Google Drive
can make your life easier by saving you time and improving productivity whether you’re in class, working on a group project, or running a club or association.
“The dog ate my homework”
Who hasn’t lost an assignment or left a set of notes behind while running around campus or scrambling to get to school? Never again! If you take notes or keep your assignments in Google Drive, you can rest easy that they’re securely stored in the cloud and available whenever you need them, on any device, just in case you need to edit them on the go, on your smartphone or tablet.
With
Google Docs
, you can create a master set of notes or a study guide to share and collaborate on with your classmates. Any set of lecture notes will be better with a little help from your friends. Did you miss one of the professor’s points? Put a comment in the margin and add a friend to help explain what you missed.
Group work in a snap
Having trouble finding a convenient time to get a group of classmates together? Google Docs and
Slides
can let you collaborate on a paper or presentation at your own time and from different locations. Whether it’s a 3-page paper or a 30-slide whopper, they’re perfect for break week assignments, or you can even join a Hangout to work face-to-face with your team members in real time.
Stop sending large attachments, or cutting and pasting from multiple versions - with Drive, you can share ideas, chat or comment as you go, and see all of your group’s changes and edits as they happen. Plus, you’ll never have to hit “save” again.
Organizing clubs and groups made easy
Are you busy running a club or association? Budgets, agendas and event planning can all be so much easier!
Stay organized together by creating a shared folder so that others can find and access important documents, making changes without the hassle of multiple versions. Then, keep track of your club’s budget by tracking expenses with
Sheets
, allowing members to enter expenses so the budget is accurate, up-to-the-moment and available for everyone to check. Sheets are also a great way to coordinate volunteer efforts and schedule assignments quickly and easily.
This year, as you head back to school, start off on the right foot with Google Drive and explore how collaborative tools like Docs, Sheets and Slides can make organizing your studies that much easier.
Posted by Leslie Church, Google Canada
Back to School Week: Learning with YouTube
Monday, August 19, 2013
This week, stay tuned to the Google Canada blog as we profile tips, tricks and other useful information for students, parents and teachers as everyone gets ready to head back to school. For today's first post in the series, we look at some terrific educational content on YouTube and explore how YouTube can help students of all ages find inspiration or a little after-school help online.
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Ever since Sal Khan uploaded his first video (on
Least Common Multiples
) to YouTube in November 2006, the demand for educational content on YouTube has been growing and growing - to billions of views last year. In fact, education is one of the fastest growing categories on YouTube.
Video has its own unique educational properties, lending itself to a self-paced, customized learning experience. Video can bring lessons to life and help parents to explore their children’s interests.
Thousands of teachers from all over the world are also turning to YouTube to share their expertise and reach a global classroom - 80% of views on YouTube’s EDU videos come from outside the U.S. This new generation of teachers is sharing videos on everything from language to science techniques to music theory.
YouTube EDU
has over 400 colleges and universities in the US and Canada with varying content. There are also a number of YouTube partners both from both countries that have popular educational videos, including some of the channels below.
The “next Sal Khans” are here. Meet a few Canadian YouTubers making great educational videos:
ASAP Science
: Created by Mitchell and his friend, Gregory Brown, graduates from the University of Guelph with a passion for science, their videos include
Periodic Table Song
,
The Scientific Power of Thought
and the age-old question, "
Which Came First the Chicken or the Egg
?"
Dr. Mike Evans
: Dr. Mike Evans and Nick de Pencier are working to build their YouTube channel into a “Medical School for the Public.” Their white board illustrations are visual lectures that are both high quality and highly engaging. Check out
90:10 The Single Most Important Thing You Can Do For Your Stress
, and
What is The Best Way To Detect Melanoma
.
Pancake Manor
: Zach and Reggie are puppets that sing educational songs for kids & their awesome parents. Always a fan of Jim Henson, Billy Reid wanted to create a destination for families online. With entertaining and educational songs like "
The Planets
" for kids, their programs are popular across the world, even receiving videos from a classroom of kids in Istanbul, Turkey, singing the song from the video, “
Shapes
.”
Minute Physics
: Animator and genius, Henry Reich teaches complex physics in minute-long segments with quick drawings and speedy explanations. His short videos inspire awe and also make you wonder why your college physics lecture needed to be three hours long. He has also recently launched
MinuteEarth
(short lessons about the planet).
On
YouTube.com/EDU
, many Canadian universities are using online video to reach beyond the four walls of the classroom including
University of Waterloo
,
University of British Columbia
,
Dalhousie University
and
McGill University
.
Posted by Wendy Bairos, Google Canada
Think Insights: Google trends, research and perspectives for Canada
Tuesday, August 13, 2013
With all that changes in the marketing industry, one thing remains the same: great marketing delivers breakthrough ideas built on deep insights. And thanks to digital technology, marketers have never had better resources to gather and bring those insights to life.
Today, we’re a launching
Think Insights
for Canada - a place to go for Google trends and research, be inspired by the some of the best digital campaigns around, and for useful tools to drive insights. You’ll also find industry-leading case studies and interviews with innovators and experts from Canada and around the world—all to help you make the most of the web.
Every month, we’ll publish content across industries and address topics on the minds of marketers. Here’s a taste of what we’ll be sharing:
Insights:
we'll share Google
search trends
, consumer insights and our latest research on the Canadian consumer. Take a look at
Our Mobile Planet
to learn how smartphone use is changing shopping in Canada, and how marketers can take advantage.
Perspectives:
In our Perspectives section, we tap our own experts for example Tara Levy on the
Engagement Project
—as well as digital visionaries like
Mitch Joel
and
Jonathan Macdonald
—to lend their insights and analysis on the topics that marketers are talking about.
Tools & Case Studies:
we have data to help generate insights to drive great creative -
consumer barometer
, the Full Value of Mobile
calculator
, Real-Time
Insights finder
. You can learn from other brands too -- for example
Hudson’s Bay Company
is sharing insights applicable to any size of business
Digital Creative Gallery:
get inspired by the
industry's best creative
, and
add yours
to the collection, we’re just starting to collect the best of the best -- help us make this a resource to show and share.
Think Insights will also be the new home for the Canadian
YouTube Ads Leaderboard
showing which YouTube ads most moved audiences this month, through a winning combination of savvy promotion and smart creative strategy.
Stay Connected
We built
google.ca/think
to help you stay up-to-date on the latest thinking in marketing, and arm yourself with data to gain insights for your business. Explore the site and if you like what you discover, subscribe to
Think Letter
for a monthly round-up of our most popular content or circle us on Google+.
I hope you find something useful for your own unique challenges -- we’d love to hear from you with suggestions -- you can share or request topics
here
.
Happy Thinking!
Posted by Fab Dolan, Product Marketing Manager, Google Canada
Saturday, August 10, 2013
YouTube Geek Week
is coming to a close - to celebrate we wanted to give a shout out to some of our fan favourite Canadian geek videos on YouTube:
Versus Valerie
follows YouTube’s Sexy Nerd Girl, as she navigates her chaotic life, sliding between reality and her genre-bending imagination.
Blockbuster geek culture icons like those from Star Wars, are an inspiration for some great videos including
“The Empire - Jason Munday (Star Wars: The Empire Strikes..."
directed and produced by Canada’s own Corey Vidal at
Apprentice A
.
For global geekery fans, check out
Eat Your Kimchi
where Simon and Martina, originally from Toronto, introduce us to and showcase some Korean pop culture awesomness. Check out their
WTF (Wonderful Treasure Finds)
episodes.
Brainiac geeks, do not miss
Asap Science
and their video featuring everyone’s favourite science geek, Bill Nye The Science Guy, answering the question
Could We Stop an Asteroid?
Geek out to live action and stop motion Superhero videos by Quebec’s Patrick Boivin including
The Real Avenger
,
Black Widow Gone Wild
and of course
Iron Baby
.
Have fun geeking out on YouTube Canada!
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Posted by Wendy Bairos, Google Canada
YouTube geeks out with first-ever Geek Week: August 4-10, 2013
Thursday, July 25, 2013
There’s never been a better time to be a geek. From “Game of Thrones” and “The Big Bang Theory,” to “Harry Potter” and “The Avengers,” geek culture is everywhere, attracting and connecting ever-expanding audiences. Today's obsession with all-things-geek has sparked a global community on YouTube, enabling fans around the world to express their love of superheroes, comics, gaming, science and sci-fi.
With more than half of our top 20 non-music channels dedicated to geek culture, YouTube has become a top destination for fans everywhere to create, share and watch geek content. That’s why on August 4-10 we’ll celebrate this content with a special programming event: our first-ever YouTube Geek Week at
YouTube.com/GeekWeek
.
Produced in conjunction with geek powerhouse
Nerdist
in the U.S. and
Channel Flip
in the U.K., Geek Week will showcase more than 100 channels that fans love, unveiling new videos, series premieres and creative collaborations, as well as highlighting some of the best geek videos and shows already on YouTube.
Each day is hosted by a different YouTube channel, who will introduce the highlights of the day in a special daily video, as well as launch exciting new content throughout the week.
Blockbuster Sunday
: A celebration of the iconic characters, movies and shows that define geek culture--plus a spotlight on the best original YouTube sci-fi, fantasy and animation. Hosted by FreddieW in the U.S., with new content from Tomska in the U.K.
Global Geekery Monday
: Anime from Tokyo, comic book heroes from Delhi, and a celebration of "Doctor Who." Explore geek culture from around the world. Hosted byYOMYOMF in the U.S., and including a special new episode of the British cult children's TV show “Knightmare.”
Brainiac Tuesday
: Science, education and knowledge channels that make YouTube the world's biggest platform for learning. Hosted by Veritasium and The Spangler Effect in the U.S., with an epic stunt from Head Squeeze and Flow from the U.K.
Super Wednesday
: From hilarious parodies to real-life superpowers, explore superheroes, the supernatural and the super-weird. Plus, released exclusively for Geek Week, the trailer for Marvel's “Thor: The Dark World.” Hosted by Stan Lee’s World of Heroes in the U.S., and you won’t believe what Fast Furious & Funny have done with an old Nissan in the U.K.
Gaming Thursday
: A gamers’ paradise, with live play-throughs, video games in real life, game-inspired original series and much more. Hosted by Machinima and Maker Studios' Polaris in the U.S., with a Guinness World Records gaming attempt live stream from the U.K.
Fan Friday
: Sci-fi-themed cooking, incredible cosplay and impassioned nerd debates as YouTube's biggest fans take center stage. Hosted by Felicia Day of Geek & Sundry in the U.S., with an ultimate geeky quiz by Crabstickz from the U.K.
For our 3l33t geeks out there, keep your eyes out for Easter eggs all week, and you’ll also be able to collect badges from the eggs and select #geekweek videos when logged in and visiting
YouTube.com/GeekWeek
.
The YouTube #GeekWeek Team recently watched the trailer for “
Video Game High School Season 2 Trailer.
”
Stepping into the future together
Monday, July 22, 2013
Our two most important goals for AdWords are to make ads more relevant and useful for users, and more effective and simple to manage for advertisers. That's why I was so excited to
announce enhanced campaigns this past February
. With enhanced campaigns, we're making it easier to reach people in the moments that matter with ads that are more relevant to their intent and context.
We’ve written a lot about enhanced campaigns in the past four months. In addition to our
help center articles
and
dedicated website
, you can see lots of best practices, customer stories, webinar recordings and details about new features in the
“enhanced campaigns” label on our blog
.
Since we introduced enhanced campaigns, advertisers have upgraded over 6 million legacy campaigns, representing almost 75% of active campaigns. And starting today,
we will begin upgrading
all remaining campaigns automatically, bringing everyone onto the new AdWords platform. As with many product launches, the rollout will be gradually completed over several weeks.
Results with enhanced campaigns
Many advertisers who've upgraded and optimized their enhanced campaigns have already reported positive results and time savings. Here are a few recent examples:
Pizza Hut
reported that mobile ROI increased by 20% since upgrading to enhanced campaigns. They've also found that mobile CTR has increased by more than 60% while their cost per order on smartphones has dropped by 17%.
Autobytel
, a site for car buyers and owners, grew conversions by 10% at the same CPA after upgrading and optimizing their enhanced campaigns. They now manage 30% fewer campaigns, leaving the marketing team with more time to focus on optimizing the user experience. “We are getting the right conversions at the right price, while marketing efforts are more focused on user experience rather than managing the account,” said Billy Ferriolo, Senior Vice President, Consumer Acquisition and Product Development. (
download .pdf
)
Miller's Bakery
, a thriving family-run business in New Jersey, generated more custom cake orders using features like location and mobile bid adjustments, upgraded sitelinks, and upgraded call extensions. After upgrading, the bakery’s in-store visits increased by 10-20%, business during peak hours nearly doubled, and web clicks from nearby cities climbed 20-35%. “Our customers interact with our business using multiple screens,” said owner Dwight Miller. "If we didn’t advertise on both desktop and mobile, we’d miss out on a lot of customer touch points.” (
download .pdf
)
Tips for success after upgrading
All AdWords campaigns benefit from good set-up and regular optimization. So whether you upgraded your campaigns yourself or let it happen automatically, we encourage you to review and optimize all newly transitioned enhanced campaigns. Here are a few tips (details are in
this Help Center article
):
Review your
mobile bid adjustments
. For most campaign types,
the auto-upgrade default
is based on bids from similar advertisers. Visit the campaign ‘Settings’ tab to
optimize for your business
.
Identify unwanted keyword duplication in overlapping campaigns
. If you previously had similar legacy campaigns for each device type, we suggest
identifying matching campaigns
and eliminating unwanted duplicate keywords in your enhanced campaigns.
Review Display Network campaigns
. Verify that your display ads are reaching users on
desired devices
and that you're using your desired
bidding strategies
.
Start taking advantage of the powerful enhanced campaign features
. We recommend trying out
upgraded sitelinks
and
upgraded call extensions
to start. Then you can further boost results by creating
mobile preferred ads
and setting bid adjustments for
location
and
time
.
You can visit our
enhanced campaigns website
for more success stories and best practices, including a guide on
how to bid like a pro with enhanced campaigns
. And please
contact us
if you have questions or need help.
Stepping into the future together
Consumers will continue to have access to more screens and be able to switch between them as they shop, play and communicate. Enhanced campaigns are an important step towards helping advertisers connect with consumers more simply and smartly in this multi-screen world. We've been inspired by advertisers and partners around the world who are already embracing this new opportunity. Thank you for joining us on the journey and stepping into the future together.
(Cross posted from the
Inside AdWords
blog)
Posted by Sridhar Ramaswamy, Senior Vice President, Ads and Commerce
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