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Mashups

In popular culture, Mashup usually means:

• Mashup (music), a musical genre of songs that consist entirely of parts of other songs
• Mashup (web application hybrid), a website or web application that combines content from more than one source
• Mashup (video), a video that is edited from more than one source to appear as one

Theory: significance and uses of mashups

• Uses for mashups
• Henry Jenkins: Welcome to Convergence Culture
• Web 2.0: What Is A Mash Up? Video interview with Marshall Kirkpatrick
• Are universities ready to mash it up? Good definitions and examples in edu context. Short
• "Dr. Mashup or, Why Educators Should Learn to Stop Worrying and Love the Remix" (PDF)

Practice: How to create mashups

• How To Make Your Own Web Mashup
• Making the Most of the Web: Creating Great Mashups
• How to build a Maps Mash-up
• Geocoding Tutorial - Creating Google Mashups
• Google Maps guide to creating Google map mashups

Mashup Resources

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