Journey Web 1.0 to 2.0 Nitin Kadam
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Nitin Kadam
([email protected])Thursday, September 17, 2009
Web 2.0, refers to a supposed second
generation of Internet-based services
that emphasize online collaboration and
sharing among users.
Web 2.0 is the business revolution in
the computer industry caused
by the move to the Internet as
platform, and an attempt to
understand the rules for success on
that new platform.
– Tim O’Reilly
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…[web2.0 is a] philosophy of mutually maximizing collective intelligence
and added value for each participant by formalized and dynamic
information sharing and creation
…[web2.0 is an] idea in people's heads rather than a reality it’s actually an
idea that the reciprocity between the user and the provider is what's
emphasized in other words, genuine interactivity… simply because
people can upload as well as download
Nitin Kadam
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information-source (access info)
information-source (access info)
information-source (access info)
information-source (access info)
information-source (access
info)
information-source (access info)
information-source
(access info)
Put your things online
Add new content
Share your things
Control the info
Suming up
Read-Write Web
Access to info
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just a buzzword?
a new perspective to harness the potential of a web application to the
fullest
a means of transformation
a catalyst for the next internet boom
some distinctive characteristics that sets it apart from web 1.0 (the
traditional web)
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a specification
technology
a new markup language
standard
a standard definition acceptable to everyone
a clearly defined boundary
Nitin Kadam
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• Applications used entirely through a Web browser (access info)
• Users own the data on the site and exercise control (manage info)
• Users are encouraged to add value (create info)
• Some social-networking aspects are included (participate)
• A rich, interactive, user-friendly interface (easy to use)
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Access to info (generated by institutions or by other users)
Add new content (e.g. knowledge, opinions or experience)
Share your things (e.g. photos, videos, writings)
Control the info (delete, promote, correct or complete)
Summing up (vote the best places to travel or interesting scientific papers)
Put your things online (tasks, meetings, gift lists or a list of books)
create
•make• produce
manage
• handle• supervise
promote
• encourage• designate
access
• view• read
Web-as-information-source VS web-as-participation-platform
access info
• view
• read
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Nitin Kadam
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User generated Contents:Text, Images, Audio, Video, Interactive Media, Virtual Architecture
Opinions:Links, Clicks, Tagging, Ratings, Social Bookmarking
Technologies: XML, APIs, AJAX, Ruby on Rails, Appears to use moo.fx (js library), Blogline blogroll
Recombination:Mashups, Microformats Remixing, Aggregation, Embedding, The Long Tail
Collaboration Filtering:Ranking, Profile correlation
Structures:Folksonomies, Tag Clouds, Virtual Worlds
Syndication:Appears to use RSS
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