Web20 Presentations

In the Classroom

Tracy Wesson and Hassie M. Johnson Presenters 10/22/09

WEB GENERATIONS Web 1.0

Web 2.0

Web 3.0

Mostly read-only web

Wildly read-write web

Portable personal web

Own Content

Shared Content

Consolidating dynamic content

Homepages

Blogs, wiki, etc Widgets (iGoogle)

Focus on Authorship

Focus on Collaboration

Focus on Individual

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Free Open Source Software 10/22/09

Web 2.0 Tools Tools

Function

Blogging

A simple Weblog is typically operated by an individual who regularly posts comments and news, often including multimedia files.

Online Surveys

Online surveys gather opinions easily with minimal technical knowledge

Wikis

A Wiki is a series of web pages that, once created, can be edited and maintained by multiple users, typically as a long-term knowledge repository or database. It is usually devoted to a specific subject or field of interest. http://docs.google.com/View?id=dgqvt99b_25frq2wcdd 10/22/09

Creative Commons

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