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From Wikipedia...(an infamous example of a Web 2.0 tool)

describes the changing trends in the use of technology and that aim to enhance , secure information sharing, collaboration and functionality of the web. Web 2.0 concepts have led to the development and evolution of web-based communities and , such as , , , , and . The term became notable after the first Web 2.0 conference in 2004. 1] 2] Although the term suggests a new version of the , it does not refer to an update to any technical specifications, but rather to changes in the ways and utilize the Web.

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is maintained by a group of curious teachers who explore and brainstorm ways to integrate Web 2.0 technologies into their teaching. They provide resources and SWOT analyses of a plethora of Web 2.0 tools. A great resource!

Be sure to check out Brian Bensinger's: (a 3 part series) for additional examples and a discussion on how to use these tools in the classroom and at home. Part one covers Web 2.0 tools; part two covers web-based office applications; and part three includes case studies of Web 2.0 used in classrooms around the world.

The wiki is devoted to building resources for the classroom and professional development use of Web 2.0 and collaborative technologies. Be sure to check out their free Classroom 2.0 Live Shows and Webinars. You can also join the Classroom 2.0 social network.

(2006). Imagine how you could use Web 2.0 tools in your classroom. This PowerPoint presentation contains hyperlinks and suggested uses.  A revised version (2009) of this PowerPoint includes Google videos and more of an overview format-- .

: An Internet Hotlist on Web 2.0 created by Sue Summerford (2008)

contains a plethora of resources related to teaching and learning with technology

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All of us are smarter than any one of us. Web 2.0. It’s not the technology; It’s the IMPACT.

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All of us are smarter than any one of us. Web 2.0

It’s not the technology;It’s the IMPACT.

Adapt or Die! becomes the mantra of the day for consultants, analysts, and reporters. Their words become the start gun, signaling the time has come for millions of dollars to be spent ripping up legacy systems and replacing them with the next new thing.

Not necessarily in education…

The Internet and Web 2.0 challenge our concepts of how students learn and how we should teach .Web 2.0 technologies are changing media and challenging schools.

Web 2.0 refers to a supposed second generation of Internet based services that emphasize online collaboration and sharing among users.Wisdom of Crowds--what are the most valuable resources

"Web 2.0 is a widely used phrase devoid of meaningful content.”Businesses vs. home and school

The social web is a term that can be used to describe a subset of Web 2.0 technologies that are highly interactive, conversational and participatory.

Features of social web applications Expressing and developing identity (especially for youth). Relationships Trust User-driven and generated sites and content --rather than passive consumers, surfers can become active creators.

Social Media • the democratization of content • shifts from a broadcast mechanism to a many-to-many model • “wisdom of crowds” to connect information in a collaborative manner

Imagine a web site where a teacher, counselor, administrator or student could create his own web site that includes 50 Mb of file storage and sharing space, on-line slide shows, web site bookmarking, blogging, threaded discussions, and real-time polling. Now imagine the same site that is free to use and free of advertising. Lastly, imagine that all is needed to use this site is a computer connected to the Internet.

Real World Learning Objectswww.rwlo.org

A weblog( web log), more commonly known as blog, is a shared online journal of chronological events that are kept in reverse order. A blog is essentially an online journal or diary.(myspace)‏ What are Blogs

Who’s blogging? • October 2006 56 million active blogs • January 2007 63.2 million active blogs • Sept. 2007 106 million active blogs • 175,000 blogs begun daily • 200 million inactive or abandoned blogs

Types of Educational Blogs • Information and Updates • Teacher or student generated to keep readers informed • Collaborative Project Blogs • Multiple classrooms or schools posting to a site or to each other • Written Expression Blogs • Individual or classroom blogs created to post student work

Informational Blogs • Journal of events • Classroom highlights • Remediation or review • Student recognition • Homework or external assignments

Blogger—a free site that produces: http://cognobics.blogspot.com

“106 million blogs--some of them have to be good”

Neat applications that encourage personal exploration or creative response How about me?

iShowU • Screen capture application • Useful to save streaming video http://www.shinywhitebox.com/home/home.html

Furl • Web page saving tool

TV capture • eyeTV • WinTV • Coupled with TitanTV

P2P sharing If you want it, it’s available. Kazaa, Morpheus, Limewire

Peer-to-Peer Network

A peer-to-peer ("P2P") computer network exploits diverse connectivity between participants in a network and the cumulative bandwidth of network rather than the typical centralized resources where a relatively low number of servers provide the core service or application.Wikipedia

“Digg is democratizing digital media.” Digg is a technology news website that combines social bookmarking, blogging, RSS, and non-hierarchical editorial control. With digg, users submit stories for review, but rather than allow an editor to decide which stories go on the homepage, the users do. Digghttp://www.digg.com

del.icio.ushttp://www.del.icio.us 
del.icio.us is a collection of favorites - yours and everyone else's. Use del.icio.us to keep links, share favorites with friends, family, and colleagues, discover new things.

Flickrhttp://www.flickr.com Flickr - almost certainly the best online photo management and sharing application in the world - has two main goals: • We want to help people make their photos available to the people who matter to them. • We want to enable new ways of organizing photos.

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Web 2.0. Do you Web 2.0?. The following slides will show you different Web 2.0 websites and tools. To check out the websites, you can either click on the link at the bottom of the slide or click on the icon in the title. A is for. http://animoto.com/. B is for. http://blabberize.com/.

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Web 2.0. The Read/Write Web. History. Tim Berners-Lee: World Wide Web 1989 Dream of sharing information back and forth Mosaic Web browser in 1993 Writing to the web required knowledge of HTML codes and more. The New World Wide Web. New way software developers and users utilize the web.

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It is no news that for anyone who has the need for using PowerPoint on a frequent basis, creating a presentation is rather a task. But it’s not just about what they write it is important that what they write is stylish and well presented on a computer screen.

Since more than thirty million presentations are created daily in PP, it is challenging to find a template suitable for the project.

However one should not let this deter him/her from preparing a well-orchestrated power point. To assist everyone who might be in a hurry to create an uncluttered and attractive presentation, below are more than 10 free PowerPoint templates.

3 Tips for Choosing the Best Free Presentation Template

With all these free PowerPoint presentation templates out there, looking for the correct one can be intriguing and a little bit challenging. Here are three tips that will help you in finding the perfect match:

1. Need-based: Versatility and Customizability

While choosing a new PowerPoint template, one has to take into consideration the features of its customization. With this regard, according to some recent presentation stats, 47% of the presentation designers claimed that making a PowerPoint presentation on their own requires more than 8 hours, while 29.4% needed the help of other designers or professionals. Thus, the availability of customizable PowerPoint templates is crucial for saving lots of precious time in the design process.

2. Neat Appearance: Uniformity and Professionalism

The art of selecting free PPT templates is to make the content appealing and professional in structure. The tricky part of this leads many to delegate PowerPoint presentation design in order to be able to provide their target audience with content in a format that suits their needs and taste.

3. Capture Attention Effectively: Visually Pleasing and Aesthetic Feel

Enticing presentations are key to delivering your message across. With the 10-minute rule for presentations, a diatribe of attention just occurs after 9 minutes and 59 seconds. That’s why choosing a free template should be done with much meticulousness to ensure that it contains visually consistent, yet really simple elements, illustrations, and infographics to guarantee your presentation a success. 

Top 3 Best Free PowerPoint Templates

It is always good to have more than 10 free PowerPoint templates, as available, but to get the right one may sometimes be a little tasking. To assist with this the top three recommendations have been made based on their ability to design PowerPoint presentations for professional use in a variety of sectors.

1. Microsoft

Who else to find free PPT templates from than those creating all the fuss, Microsoft? Knowing something or two about designing a good PowerPoint presentation, the official Microsoft website brings an incredibly broad and various selection of templates – all the way from lively, bright, and colored to severe, formal, and educational. 

Why: It offers a great variety, well-designed, diverse PowerPoint templates for  free download

Pros: Official site of PowerPoint with different template types, all of which are easy to download and use.

Best for: Professional, fun, aesthetic, artsy, business, and all other forms of PowerPoint templates.

2. SlideEgg

SlideEgg is an online resource offering ready-made presentation designs that one can use as a basis for presentations. They specialize in PowerPoint and Google Slides template and have recently incorporated Canva as an editing option.

Why: Covers all categories of customizable, nice-looking, and theme-based PowerPoint templates.

Strengths: The website is easy to move around and find the correct PowerPoint templates for free download 

Ideal for: Business, Education, and professional PowerPoint templates.

3. The Power of PowerPoint (POPP)

Power of PowerPoint  hosts the largest free library of PowerPoint templates for all kinds of presentations one might want to do, together with a very professional and slick look.

Why: Great resource for those who like to customize the template for their needs.

Strengths: Offers an extensive collection of free and customizable PowerPoint templates.

Top 10 Website Sources of Best PPT  templates for free download

The answer to a common question—where can the best PowerPoint templates be downloaded for free online? Below are the top 10 websites offering free PowerPoint templates.

• PresentationGO: PresentationGO is indeed a robust library for PowerPoint templates, with over 30 pages of new, purpose-serving unique templates.
• Behance: The best of the best design talents are represented on Behance, which you will be able to see in their free slides templates. Templates such as this startup pitch deck help tell a story with visuals really coming alive to tell the story.
• FPPT: It offers some of the best templates for presentations, like the Molecule template, which can be used in a business or even medical application. These highly designed templates provided by FPPT help in capturing the interest of your audience while delivering the message in front of them.
• AllPPT: In search of a slide deck specifically real estate, then ALLPPT is your go-to destination for real estate PowerPoint templates. ALLPPT slide layouts feature more than numerous categories, which range from finance and business to recreation, sports, military, etc.
• Graphic Panda: Graphic Panda brings together a host of very iconic PowerPoint templates to get your presentation needs done. These include the Company Profile template among others on business and startups.
• Kingsoft: Kingsoft does brilliant work with its free PPT templates for business individuals. You can use the slide decks for everything from pitches to corporate meetings.
• Free PPT Backgrounds: Free PPT Backgrounds is great for when you need an ultra-simple, minimal template that’s super easy to customize. These templates make it so easy to get up and running.
• Leawo: It is full of creativity, variety, and will help you make outstanding slide decks. The wide collection of free PPT templates covers everything, from NBA themes to Disney and finance.
• E-learning Heroes: If you want to liven up your presentations, grab a free template with slick design from E-Learning Heroes. Having these in hand, your presentations are going to be that much more persuasive and convincing.
• Indezine: This is a site that enables you to name a fair price of your own to download some great looking PowerPoint templates and designs. You can very well opt to pay zero; however, you will surely realize that these templates are worth much more. 

Designing a stunning and effective PowerPoint presentation doesn’t need to be such a chore. From these finest free templates to the tips provided, you can come up with presentations that look professional and above all, engage your audience. The right template will really make a big difference in how your message is perceived by your audience. So, surf through these resources; find one that really fits your needs, and then go ahead to create those presentations that will really stand out—Happy Presentation!

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SlideAware works with PowerPoint to put your presentations on the Web.

We're big fans of Web-based productivity apps here at Webware, but we also like tools that bring Web 2.0 features, such as easy collaboration and access from anywhere, to the apps we know and use already. Xcellery ( see Xcellery review ) does that for Excel, and a new app, SlideAware , does a similar thing for PowerPoint.

SlideAware has two components. First, there's a plug-in you add to your PowerPoint toolbar (it doesn't work for Office 2007 yet, so I couldn't test this component). The plug-in lets you zap your PowerPoint presentations directly to the SlideAware service.

From the SlideAware Web site, you can create simple URLs for each of your presentations. When somebody wants to watch or join a presentation, all they have to do is go to the URL. Either you (the presenter) can have control over which slide is presented onscreen, or the user can walk through the presentation. It's not immediately obvious how to select the control mode, though, and you can't change control during a presentation. In other words, if you're leading a presentation, you can't hand the steering wheel to the viewer midstream.

I like the protection and stats that SlideAware provides. You can protect presentations with passwords, put expiration dates on them, or limit the number of views before a slide show becomes inaccessible. You also get a nice stats viewer that shows you how long your viewers are spending on each slide (for the viewer-led shows only). Mostly, I like that it's easy: from within PowerPoint, you can kick off the process to make a presentation Web-accessible. However, you can only upload a slide show to the service from the plug-in. There's no upload feature on the site itself. That's an annoying omission.

The service is still young and there are important features that have yet to be added. The SlideAware team plans to add annotation features, for example. Also in the works, a work-group library feature that will provide teams with a better way to manage PowerPoint libraries and boilerplate presentation templates.

Despites its light feature set, PowerPoint users may find SlideAware extremely useful. It essentially Web 2.0-enables Microsoft's product. Until Microsoft provides that feature itself (which it may well do), it's a very good option.

The services is free at sign up. Paid subscriptions will allow corporate branding on the presentation viewer, access to the statistics feature, and unlimited presentation storage.

SlideAware was demonstrated to the audience at the Under the Radar conference. The audience also was exposed to a competing vision, best represented by another product, Spresent . The product (see previous Spresent review ) is a very good online presentation tool, but instead of taking your library of PowerPoint presentations and making it ready for the Web, Spresent offers a more cohesive online experience since it was designed from scratch for the online platform. For best results, users need to create their presentations on the Spresent site. You'll get neater slide shows than what SlideAware can display, but it means learning a new presentation tool. Founder Alexander Kouznetsou and I had a loud discussion about the benefits (which he was pitching) and pitfalls (me--or the sake of argument) of asking presenters to start over with a new tool. We both felt we won. In other words, we couldn't agree. What's your take?

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How to take advantage of Copilot for SharePoint

Copilot -- microsoft's ai chatbot tool -- works in several other apps, including sharepoint. together, copilot and sharepoint can simplify site and content creation..

• Reda Chouffani, Biz Technology Solutions

Over the years, Microsoft has continued to refine SharePoint's capabilities and functionality. When combined with AI, the wealth of data stored in the platform offers new opportunities for businesses.

With the introduction of Microsoft's AI engine and its new service -- Copilot -- organizations can find more ways to interact with and analyze their content and data. Copilot in SharePoint enables users to perform tasks in new ways to increase employee efficiency and gain new insights from the data stored in SharePoint.

Prerequisites for using Copilot for SharePoint

Businesses have several prerequisites to meet before they can use Copilot with SharePoint -- primarily licenses and security access.

For licensed access, organizations need both SharePoint Online and Microsoft Copilot licenses . Once these are available to users, they can access Copilot. For SharePoint specifically, businesses can use the bundled license that comes with several existing Microsoft 365 plans. Then, organizations have the option to choose Copilot for Microsoft 365, which costs $30 per user monthly, or Copilot Pro, which is $20 per user monthly.

Businesses also require proper security and access to the SharePoint portal that hosts the data or site the user needs to access. This is based more on the organization's existing security permissions with SharePoint rather than something new to adopt with Copilot, but it's worth revisiting to ensure users have proper access to certain data and Copilot can access all relevant content.

How to use Copilot in SharePoint

Copilot is not limited to a single Microsoft tool, like Teams or Word. With its availability in SharePoint, users can instruct it to perform tasks related to SharePoint pages. For example, a user could ask Copilot to write a summary of an article or provide ideas.

Businesses can also use Copilot from other areas besides SharePoint that can still access its content, including through a dedicated chatbot that users can design and deploy with Copilot Studio.

Overall, Copilot can help users generate and manage SharePoint sites more efficiently and interact with stored data. The tool helps users maintain consistent branding and customize site formatting , as it can learn the brand's style over time and adapt to it when creating new content or suggesting new site styles to enhance UX.

SharePoint Premium users can take advantage of more advanced Copilot features, like content translation, video analysis and document intelligence -- which analyzes documents and can extract text or data.

Benefits of using Copilot in SharePoint

Copilot brings several new capabilities to SharePoint, including the following:

1. Site administration and authoring

SharePoint users can generate new sites quickly with Copilot's chat feature . This can save time during site creation, including its content and formatting, and it eliminates the need for users to learn how to create sites. Copilot also lets users upload documents to the chatbot and have their content used for the site pages, as well.

2. Interact with data stored in SharePoint

Employees can also use Copilot to locate content easily. With Microsoft Copilot Studio -- which lets users create automations and bots -- or standard Copilot, users can ask the tool for any information accessible to them and stored in SharePoint without having to search for or locate it themselves. This feature lets Copilot mine SharePoint's content and lets users easily access it through the chat.

3. Create apps with Power Apps

Microsoft moved away from InfoPath and introduced Power Apps to generate apps that collect data stored in SharePoint. Users can wield Copilot and Power Apps together to generate these apps. If a user instructs Copilot to make an app, it can generate one that stores its data in SharePoint.

4. Enhanced brand management

Copilot can ensure all sites generated through AI have a consistent look and feel. It can also enable users to further customize their sites and improve formatting without any prior training.

5. Enable more automation

In addition to Copilot's standard capabilities for SharePoint -- content creation, site creation and search capabilities -- SharePoint Premium includes content translation, video analysis, document intelligence and content extraction from documents stored in libraries. Copilot could further enhance the experience for users looking to classify content and apply more automation with SharePoint Premium.

Key takeaways

Microsoft Copilot uses generative AI and large language models, so its integration with SharePoint can create more efficient workflows and deeper insights into data. With Copilot, SharePoint users can change their approach to site administration, content management and data interaction. This integration simplifies complex tasks through chat interfaces and makes information more accessible and actionable.

Organizations must have the appropriate licenses and proper security measures for a successful implementation. And with options such as Copilot for Microsoft 365 and Copilot Pro , organizations can choose the best plan to suit their needs.

In essence, Copilot for SharePoint can help organizations improve how they use their digital assets, drive innovation and improve operational efficiency.

Reda Chouffani runs the consulting practice he co-founded, Biz Technology Solutions, Inc. He is a healthcare informatics consultant, cloud expert and business intelligence architect who helps enterprise clients make the best use of technology to streamline operations and improve productivity.

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Welcome to the August 2024 update.

Here are a few, select highlights of the many we have for Power BI.  You can now ask Copilot questions against your semantic model. Updated Save and Upload to OneDrive Flow in Power BI and Narrative visual with Copilot is available in SaaS embed. There is much more to explore, please continue to read on!

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• Ask Copilot questions against your semantic model (preview) 

Visual level format strings (preview)

• Dynamic per recipient subscriptions (Generally Available) 

Deliver subscriptions to OneDrive and SharePoint (Generally Available)

• Updated Save and Upload to OneDrive Flow in Power BI 
• Visuals, shapes and line enhancements 
• DAX query view in the web 
• Narrative visual with Copilot available in SaaS embed 

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Copilot and AI

Ask copilot questions against your semantic model (preview).

We are pleased to announce that you can now ask Copilot for data from your entire semantic model in Desktop ! Just tell Copilot what you’re looking for, and Copilot will query your model to answer your question with a visual.

To use this new capability, you need to have the Preview feature for “ Copilot chat pane in report view” turned on. If you already have done this there is nothing else that you to need to utilize this new capability.  

To find out more about how this feature works and the types of questions that are supported check out our previous blog post and documentation page .

Visual level format strings are here, providing you with more options to configure formatting. Originally built for visual calculations, the core ability that visual-level format strings provide is the ability to format visual calculations. Since visual calculations are not in the model, you could not format them, unless you were using them in data labels or in specific parts of the new card and new slicer visuals. With visual level format strings, you can!

Visual level format strings, however, are useful even without using visual calculations.

With the introduction of visual-level format strings, Power BI now has three levels for format strings:

• Model. You can set a format string for columns and measures in the model. Anywhere you use that column or measure the format string will be applied, unless it’s overridden by a visual or element level format string.
• Visual. This is what we’re introducing today. You can set format strings on any column, measure or visual calculation that is on your visual, even if they already had a format string. In that case the model level format string will be overridden, and the visual level format string is used.
• Element. You can set a format string for data labels and for specific elements of the new card and the new slicer visuals. This level will be expanded to include much more in the future. Any format string you set here will override the format string set on the visual and model level.

These levels are hierarchical, with the model level being the lowest level and the element level the highest. A format string defined on a column, measure or visual calculation on a higher-level override what was defined on a lower level.

Since visual calculations are not in the model, they cannot have a format string set on the model level but can on the visual or element level. Measures and columns can have format strings on all three levels:

The image below summarizes this and shows that higher level format strings override lower-level format strings:

Let’s look at an example using a measure.

I have a Profit measure in my model, which is set to a decimal number format. To do this, you might have set the formatting for this measure using the ribbon:

Alternatively, you could have made the same selections in the properties pane for the measure in the model view or entered the following custom formatting code:

If you put this measure on a visual it now returns a decimal number, as expected:

However, on a particular visual you want that measure to be formatted as a whole number. You can now do that by setting the format code on the visual level by opening the format pane for that visual and the Data format options found there under General:

Now that same measure shows as a whole number, but just on that visual:

On top of that, you might want to use a scientific notation for that measure but only in the data label on a particular visual. No problem, you set the format code on the data label for that measure:

So now the total shows in scientific notation, but only in the data label and not in other places (such as the tooltip as shown below). Notice how the element level format is used in the data label but the visual or model level format string is still used for the other elements in the same visual.

For visual calculations the same principle applies but of course without the model level. For example, if you have a visual calculation that returns a percentage, you can now format it as such using the Data Format options in the General on the visual in the format pane:

The ability to set visual level format strings makes it much easier to get the exact formatting you need for your visualizations. However, this is only the first iteration of the visual level format strings. We are planning to add the settings you’re used to for the model level format strings to the visual level soon.

Since visual level format strings are introduced as part of the visual calculations preview, you will need to turn on the visual calculations preview to use them. To do that, go to Options and Settings  >  Options  >  Preview features . Select  Visual calculations  and select  OK . Visual calculations and visual level format strings are enabled after Power BI Desktop is restarted.

Please refer to our docs to read more about format strings or visual calculations .

Dynamic per recipient subscriptions (Generally Available)

We are excited to announce the general availability of Dynamic per recipient subscriptions for Power BI and paginated reports. Dynamic per recipient subscriptions is designed to simplify distributing a personalized copy of a report to each recipient of an email subscription. You define which view of the report an individual receives by specifying which filters are applied to their version of the report. The feature is now available in Sov. Clouds as well.

Connect to data that has recipient email, names or report parameters.

Then, select and filter data that you want in your subscription. You probably only want to send emails conditionally. To do that, you can filter the data in the “Filter” pane.

You can select the recipient email addresses and the email subject from the dataset that you connected to by selecting “Get Data”.

You can then map your data to the subscription.

Then schedule the subscription and save it.

The subscriptions will be triggered based on the schedule that you have set up. Personalized reports can be sent to up to a thousand recipients! Learn more about Dynamic per recipient subscriptions for Power BI reports, and paginated reports .

Do you have reports that are too large to be delivered by email? Do you have reports that are eating into your email in just a few weeks, or do you need you to move it to a different location? You can now deliver Power BI and paginated report subscriptions to OneDrive or SharePoint. With this capability, you can schedule and send full report attachments to a OneDrive or SharePoint location. Learn more about how to deliver report subscriptions to OneDrive or SharePoint .

Updated Save and Upload to OneDrive Flow in Power BI

Beginning the first week of August, desktop users should see a preview switch starting in SU8 to turn on the updated Save and Upload to OneDrive experience in Power BI. To enable this, navigate to the Preview features section of Options in Power BI. Users will then need to select “Saving to OneDrive and SharePoint uploads the file in the background”.

With these updates, we’ve improved the experience of uploading new Power BI files to OneDrive, and easily upload new changes in the background.

For uploading new files, after navigating to the correct location in the OneDrive file picker and saving, a dialog box appears while the file is being uploaded. The option to cancel the upload is there if needed. This dialog will only show up the first time a new file is uploaded to OneDrive.

Dialog for saving a new file to OneDrive.

When new changes are saved to a file uploaded to OneDrive, the top of the toolbar indicates that the new changes are also being uploaded to OneDrive.

Additional changes being uploaded in the background to the existing file.

If you click on the title bar flyout in the toolbar, you can also now access more information about the file. Clicking “View your file in OneDrive” will provide a direct link to where the file is stored in OneDrive.

Drop down including the link to the file in OneDrive.

We are introducing the data limit capability to help you manage performance issues. This feature allows you to set the maximum data load for a single session per visual displaying only the rows of data in an ascending order by default.

To use this feature: 

• Go to the ‘Filters on this visual’ menu in the filter pane.

• Set your desired data limit value.

The filter card features include: 

• Removing, locking, or clearing filters.  
• Hiding or showing filters.
• Expanding or collapsing filter cards.
• Applying filters.
• Renaming and reordering filters.

Report consumers can see any data limits applied to a visual in the filter visual header, even if the filter pane is hidden.

Visuals, shapes and line enhancements

Over the past few months, we have been fine-tuning the visual elements of your reports, including columns, bars, ribbons, and lines. We have given you the ability to craft these Cartesians with precision. However, we noticed that the legends and tooltips were not quite accurate .  

With the latest update, the legend and tooltip icons will now automatically and accurately reflect per-series formatting settings, such as border colors, shapes, and line styles. This makes it easier to match series to their visual representations. Additionally, we have added consistency to how per-series formatting is applied to line charts, column/bar charts, scatter charts, and other Cartesian formatting options for common items like error bars and anomalies.  

Check out the Reporting demos here:

DAX query view in the web

Write DAX queries on your published semantic models with DAX query view in the web. DAX query view, already available in Power BI Desktop, is now also available when you are in the workspace.

Look for Write DAX queries on your published semantic model.

• Right-click on the semantic model and choose Write DAX queries .
• Click on the semantic model to open the details page, then click Write DAX queries at the top of the page.

This will launch DAX query view in the web, where you can write DAX queries, use quick queries to have DAX queries written for you on tables, columns, or measures, or use Fabric Copilot to not only write DAX queries but explain DAX queries, functions, or topics. DAX queries work on semantic models in import, DirectQuery, and Direct Lake storage mode.

Write permission, that is permission to make changes to the semantic model, is currently needed to write DAX queries in the web. And, the workspace setting, User can edit data models in the Power BI service (preview) , needs to be enabled.

DAX query view in the web includes DAX query view’s way to author measures. Define measures with references, edit any of them, and try out changes across multiple measures by running the DAX query, then update the model with all the changes in a single click of a button. DAX query view in web brings this functionality for the first time to semantic models in Direct Lake mode!

If you do not have write permission, you can still live connect to the semantic model in Power BI Desktop and run DAX queries there.

Try out DAX query view in web today and learn more about how DAX queries can help you in Power BI and Fabric.

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Embedded Analytics

Narrative visual with copilot available in saas embed.

We are excited to announce that the Narrative visual with Copilot is available for user owns data scenarios (SaaS) and secure embed. This means when a user embeds a report containing the narrative visual in a solution where users must sign in – they will now be able to the visual refresh with their data. The first step on our Copilot embed journey!

When you embed a Power BI report in an application in the “embed for your organization” scenario, it allows organizations to integrate rich, interactive data visualizations seamlessly into their internal tools and workflows. Now this solution supports the Copilot visual. A sales team might want to embed a Power BI report in their internal CRM application to streamline their workflow. By integrating sales performance dashboards directly into the CRM, team members can easily monitor key metrics like monthly sales targets, pipeline status, and individual performance, without switching between different tools. This integration enables quicker access to actionable insights, helping the team make informed decisions, identify trends, and react swiftly to market changes, all within the secure environment of their organization’s data infrastructure.

Supported Scenarios:

• Embed a report in a secure portal or website  Power BI.
• User owns data : A user embeds a report containing the narrative visual in a solution where users must sign in. They need a license to do so. This action is also known as  embed for your organization . It includes when users want to embed visuals in solutions like PowerPoint as well.

Unsupported Scenario:

• App owns data:  A customer embeds a narrative visual on a website where users visit, and don’t need to sign in. Also known as  embed for your customer’s application .

To get this set up, there are a few steps to follow – so make sure to check out the documentation . Embed a Power BI report with a Copilot narrative visual – Power BI | Microsoft Learn

You will need to Edit your Microsoft Entra app permissions to enable the embedded scenario to work.

From here you’ll need to add the MLModel.Execute.All permission.

Check out the documentation for additional details.

Check out an Embedded Analytics demo here:

Visualizations

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Powerviz Filter is an advanced Power BI slicer (Free Visual) that applies a page-level filter to the data. It stands out for its user-friendly design and customization flexibility, with developer-friendly wizard.

Key Features:

• Hierarchy Control : Support multiple hierarchies with expand/collapse and by-level formatting
• Ragged Hierarchy Support: Hide BLANK category/values, or both, and display child as parent.
• Keep selected items at Top : enable this to show your selected items at top.
• Display Mode : Seamlessly switch between pop-up/canvas modes.
• Default Selection: Select default categories/values that automatically get filtered on refresh.
• Selection Mode: Single-select, multiple-select, or select-all with only single-selection.
• Image: Add images alongside the filter. HTML Links/Base-64 URLs Support.
• Title-Bar Options: Search Bar, Clear Icon, Ranking, Filter, Sorting, Expand/Collapse.
• Conditional Formatting: Highlight font and row background color based on specific rules.
• Template: Choose from professionally created light/dark templates, and easily customize them using the Global styling option.

Other features included are Import/Export Themes, Interactivity, Filter Style, and more.

Business Use-Cases:

Sales Analysis, Marketing Performance tracking, Financial Monitoring

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Slice to Spice: Transform your Pie Chart by Clicking! Dive deeper with a click, creating a new pie!

Pie of Pie by JTA – a Data Scientist’s Visualization Tool

Slice, Click, Reveal: Explore Deeper Insights with Our Interactive Pie Chart Visual for Power BI!

A Power BI custom visual that enables the creation of a hierarchical representation within a Pie Chart. With a simple click, you can effortlessly delve into detailed categories, offering a seamless and visually intuitive way to unveil multi-level insights in a single view.

Experience the convenience of interactive data analysis, where each slice of the initial pie chart acts as a gateway to deeper layers of information. Whether you’re dissecting population demographics, dissecting sales performance, or analysing product distribution, Pie of Pie offers a seamless and visually intuitive solution.

• Interactive hierarchical representation within a Pie Chart: Dive into detailed categories with ease, exploring multi-level insights seamlessly.
• Effortlessly explore multi-level insights with a single click: Click on a slice to reveal deeper layers of information, enhancing your data analysis experience.
• Customizable colours, labels, and legend: Tailor the visual to match your branding or personal preferences, ensuring clarity and consistency in your reports.
• Choose where to display always both pies and just show the second upon click: Optimize your visual presentation by selecting the most suitable display mode for your data storytelling needs.
• Animate the visual: Bring your data to life with smooth animations, captivating your audience and enhancing engagement with your insights.
• Personalize the spacing: Fine-tune the spacing between elements to achieve the perfect balance of aesthetics and readability in your visualizations.

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Everyone knows what a pie chart is – for centuries, it has been the most popular way to visualize data. But what makes Drill Down Pie PRO special is the incredible amount of flexibility it offers to creators. Enjoy a wide range of customization features (colors, fonts, legends, labels, and more), create up to nine levels of drill down hierarchy, and declutter the chart with an interactive ‘Others’ slice that users can expand with just a click.

What’s more, this visual can be more than just a pie chart – it can be an interactive navigation tool for the entire report. When the user selects a slice or drills down, it will cross-filter other visuals on the report, instantly revealing focused insights. Create faster, more intuitive, and more insightful reports with ZoomCharts!

Main Features:

• On-chart drill down
• Cross-chart filtering
• Up to 9 levels of hierarchy
• Adjustable ‘Others’ slice
• Color, label, and legend customization
• Custom tooltip fields
• Touch support

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Hierarchical bar chart displays hierarchical data (different fields having parent/child relationship) in the form a bar/column chart with +/- signs to view/hide details or child elements.

A new feature was added to the visual in Jun 24 whereby the users can display CAGR between the 2 values by clicking the bars one after another (after turning on “CAGR” from format pane).

This visual has the following key features.

1) Expand/ Collapse bars using (+/-) buttons

2) Show variance between bars

3) Show CAGR between bars

4) Drag the bars for custom sorting

5) Click on legends to drill down/up to any level

6) Show targets

Watch a demo of these features in short video below

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Deneb is a free and open-source certified custom visual that allows developers to create their own highly bespoke data visualizations directly inside Power BI using the declarative JSON syntax of the Vega or Vega-Lite languages.

This is like the approaches used for creating R and Python visuals in Power BI, with the following additional benefits:

• Everything in-visual —no additional dependencies on local libraries or gateways for your end-users when publishing reports.
• Microsoft certified runtime —any visual you create receives the same benefits of a certified custom visual, meaning your design will work anywhere Power BI works, including Publish to Web, mobile, PowerPoint, and PDF exports.
• Performance —your designs are rendered directly inside Power BI rather than being delegated to another location, keeping data inside your workbook and typically resulting in faster render times for end-users.
• Interactivity —You can integrate Power BI’s interactivity features (tooltips, Drillthrough, cross-filtering, and cross-highlighting with some additional setup.

📢Our latest version brings many of our top requested new features to the development experience, including:

• Dark mode —toggle between the traditional light theme and dark theme to reduce eye strain.

• Commenting —you can now add comments to your JSON for documentation and debugging purposes.

• Auto-completion improvements —suggestions will now be recommended based on the details in the Vega and Vega-Lite schemas.
• Inline language documentation (for Vega-Lite)—the documentation the Vega team makes available for Vega-Lite in its language schema is now available when you hover your mouse over an appropriate location in your JSON. This will help you discover more language features within Deneb itself, and any hyperlinks will navigate you to the correct location on the Vega-Lite documentation site for further reading.
• Auto unit formatting —a new format type that applies the same logic as Power BI format numbers in K, M, Bn, etc., with less effort than the existing Power BI value formatter.
• Advanced cross-filtering (for Vega)—new expression functions to help generate cross-filtering of report items based on a filter against the original dataset sent to Deneb before any transformations may have been applied.

We have many other enhancements in this release, and you can find out more about how these can help you and your readers by:

• Visting the Change Log on Deneb’s website
• Checking out our YouTube spotlight videos on key new features
• Downloading Deneb from AppSource
• Getting inspired by examples from our community or the sample workbook
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Paginated Reports: Sharing of reports connecting to Get Data data sources made easy

We announced the ability to create paginated reports from Power BI Report Builder by connecting to over 100 data sources with the Get Data experience. You can learn more about Connect paginated reports to data sources using Power Query (Preview) – Power BI | Microsoft Learn. You no longer need to share the shareable cloud connection. You only need to share the report and ensure that those consuming the report have access to view the report. This update will be rolling out in the coming weeks.

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• The Twentieth Century is now a museum.Get over it.
• Universities Splendid dinosaurs in the coming age of clever little techno-mammals.
• Social media Intentional community or granfalloon?
• The digital revolution is not over.
• Printing press is 208,000 days old.
• America is 85,000 days old.
• I am 22,000 days old.
• The Web is 7000 days old.
• Amazon is 5000 days old.
• Google is 4000 days old.
• Wikipedia is 3000 days old.
• Youtube is 1500 days old.
• Facebook and Twitter are 1000 days old.
• communication
• collaboration
• cloud computing
• All leading to the development and evolution of web-based communities and hosted services, such as social-networking sites, wikis, blogs, and folksonomies.
• Web 2.0 is creating a new commons
• New technology challenges old assumptions
• Social Learning in Media Bloghttp//janeknight.ty pepad.com/socialmedia/
• Mashable The social media guidehttp//mashable. com/
• Janes eLearning pick of the dayhttp//janeknight .typepad.com/pick/
• ePortfolios for Learninghttp//electronicportfoli os.org/blog/
• Here Comes Everybody by Clay ShirkyAmazon
• Everything Is Miscellaneous by David WeinbergerAmazon
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