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Intro to Web 2.0 Tools What’s the Hype? Contents Web 2.0- What is it? Types of Web 2.0 Common Examples Web 1.0 vs. Web 2.0 Wikis Blogs Podcasts Social Networks Open Source Software Web 2.0- What is it? A meaningless buzzword- ? Not a reference to an update of technology Tools are not new New application for old tools An interesting way to view the web Fueling the development of new software Web 2.0- A Definition Definition: Refers to the changes in the way people use the web. Web 1.0 was a creation of web pages that provided information. Web 2.0 takes that information and interacts with the reader to allow the reader to find or modify the information he or she wants in the format that is most useful to them. Types of Web 2.0 Citizen Journalism Podcasts RSS Wikis Blogs Social Networking Chances Are You’ve Used Web 2.0 Yahoo Answers Ebay Reputation Flickr Gmail Google Maps Wikipedia Pandora Radio Changing the way we ‘read’ the Web Past- Read On-line Encyclopedias Personal Web Page Netscape Taxonomy Portals Companies Wires Proprietary Software Present- Write Wikipedia Blogs Google Folksonomy(tags) RSS Communities Wireless Open Source Wikis Definition: A type of website that allows users to add, delete, or edit content. Wikipedia Perhaps the most well-known example Users create the content Sometimes criticized for accuracy A good place to begin Wikispaces Free for educators Create your space Examples from wikispaces: / / Podcasts Definition: Podcasts are multimedia broadcasts made available on a website. These broadcasts are downloadable and therefore portable and usually include the use of RSS feeds that allow users to subscribe to the broadcasts. Podcast Resources Free recording tools- Audacity, Kristal Audio Engine Free hosting- Podbean, Podomatic, Switchpod How to Podcast: Blogs Definition: A shortened form of the term Web Log, a blog is an online journal that contains content and writing the author wishes to share with others. E A free blog