Last year, more than 1 million developers from 161 countries tuned into the live streaming provided by Google for its Google I/O 2011. Now, Google has released details of this year’s live streaming plans, announcing that if you are unable to make it to the event running from June 27th-29th, you won’t miss out on the action.
Google’s I/O Extended and I/O Live will be even bigger and better, providing more I/O Extended locations and more live streaming sessions for developers to enjoy. This year, Google aims to enhance the experience by offering a wider array of content and interactive opportunities for developers worldwide.
Expanded Live Streaming Sessions
In the same style as last year, interested developers will be able to choose from live sessions online directly from Google’s I/O website. With double the number of sessions being made available, developers can look forward to a more comprehensive coverage of the event. These sessions will cover a wide range of topics, including the latest advancements in Android, Chrome, AI, and cloud computing.
Google has also introduced new interactive features for the live streaming sessions. Developers will have the opportunity to participate in Q&A sessions, engage in live polls, and interact with other attendees through chat functionalities. This will create a more immersive and engaging experience, allowing developers to gain deeper insights and connect with the global developer community.
On-Demand Content Availability
Google explains that all Google I/O sessions, including those that are not going to be live-streamed, will be recorded and made available to watch within 48 hours. This ensures that developers who cannot attend the live sessions can still access the valuable content at their convenience. The recorded sessions will be available on the Google I/O website, providing a comprehensive library of resources for developers to explore.
In addition to the recorded sessions, Google will also provide supplementary materials such as presentation slides, code samples, and documentation. These resources will help developers to better understand the concepts discussed during the sessions and apply them to their own projects. By offering a wealth of on-demand content, Google aims to support the continuous learning and development of the global developer community.
A full list of all the Google I/O live streaming events is available to view via the link. Enjoy!
Source: Google : IntoMobile
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