Wiki and this Class

Info for this class Ed2033 can be found on this site. it gives us an overview of what is happening in a Wiki format. We will soon be creating our own wiki's wish us luck....

Web 2.0

Web 2.0
is essentially an increasing range of software that supports a variety of technoliogies for open and collaborative communication, learning and creativity. It requires:

1. A platfrom
2. Social networking
3. Read/Write Web
4. Social software
5. Gathering and Sorting

Semester Two: Networked Learning

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Lecture one: Networked Learning


Web 2.0 is about you in a community, it is no longer about just getting information from the web, it is about joining a community and sharing knowledge collaboratively....
We as people of the 90's know the web as just a base to gain knowledge by doing a google or yahoo search (web 1.0), we need to adapt to the new Web 2.0.

What is Web 2.0?

• Putting the 'we' in web



• ...The living web (newsweek, 4.3.2006)



• Wiki, podcasts, ajax, blogging, GTD, mash ups, web standards, peer to peer, collective intelligence etc...

Andy Budd shows the difference between Web 1.0 and Web 2.0:

• Altavista v. Google


• Hotmail v. Yahoo mail


• Ofoto v. Flickr


• Mp3.com v. Itunes


• Geocities v. Blogger


• Mapquest v. Google Maps


• Encarta v. Wikipedia


• Nerscape v. Mozilla Firefox