References and Resources
There are remarkably few resources to turn to on the web when it comes to Hangouts and Hangouts on Air. As you’d expect, your go-to resource pages have to be Google and Ronnie Bincer (who was this book’s technical editor).
• Get started with Hangouts On Air: http://goo.gl/xAAvn
• Google+ Features: http://goo.gl/CZBCu
• Google Education—Hangouts On Air: http://goo.gl/v0MEp
• Ronnie Bincer on Google+: http://goo.gl/wps24v
• Ronnie Bincer YouTube page: http://goo.gl/JGUOi
• Ronnie Bincer Blog: http://goo.gl/ajBq5
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