Web+2.0+Introduction

=** include component="pageList" hideInternal="true" tag="web 2.0" limit="10" Web 2.0 Introduction **= The first generation of the world wide web, "Web 1.0", was a read-only world, because the most users did not have the technical skills to create and publish content. However, the Web is changing. "Web 2.0" is here, and users are creating, contributing and collaborating with others on the web instead of just being consumers of Internet content.

Web 2.0 applies to a wide range of new tools such as blogs, wikis, podcasts, social networking, social bookmarking, tagging, photo-sharing, video-sharing, and RSS. These new technologies are all browser-based and allow users to create, remix, publish, share, connect, and organize.

In this short video, Michael Wesch, Assistant Professor at Kansas State University, describes how the web is changing and why it is important to us media type="youtube" key="NLlGopyXT_g" height="344" width="425"

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