The difference between Web 1.0 and Web 2.0 is that 1.0 is read-only and 2.0 involves reading and the ability to interact. The article I read titled, Basics for Beginners: What is Web 2.0?, I was reminded of the new vocabulary to learn. Some of this vocabulary includes: blogs, wikis, podcasts, vodcasts, mashups, and API's. While I am still learning this vocabulary, I have learned some of the words in my graduate class. The article overall was somewhat informative. I will continue to use the technology coordinator at my school for additional help.
Thursday, January 15, 2009
Meaning of Web 2.0
The difference between Web 1.0 and Web 2.0 is that 1.0 is read-only and 2.0 involves reading and the ability to interact. The article I read titled, Basics for Beginners: What is Web 2.0?, I was reminded of the new vocabulary to learn. Some of this vocabulary includes: blogs, wikis, podcasts, vodcasts, mashups, and API's. While I am still learning this vocabulary, I have learned some of the words in my graduate class. The article overall was somewhat informative. I will continue to use the technology coordinator at my school for additional help.
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You brought up some great vocabulary that I am still unaware of. I will have to learn what a vodcast is. I think that Web2.0 is pretty cool too. I guess like you as well!
ReplyDeleteYes, the vocabulary is what challenges me. I do like Web2.0 and am always excited to learn new things.
ReplyDeleteTechnology creates an opportunity for us to learn a variety of new things. We learn new vocabulary terms as we are learning new ways to communicate with one another.
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