Web 2.0 Reflection
Web
2.0 is the next stage of development of the World Wide Web. It is a change from
the static web pages to now a more dynamic or user-generated content and considering the
growth of social media. Web 2.0 is focused on the ability for people
to collaborate and share information online. Web 2.0 is more organized
and is based on serving
Web applications to users.
The Power and
Peril of Web 3.0
The
Semantic Web, often called Web 3.0, is for users to spend less time looking for
information and more time using and participating with what they find. Web 3.0 could be very useful in today's
classroom. Students can use Web 3.0 to find credible, relevant
information in just a matter of time; cutting down on the time it would take on
the regular web. Web 3.0 is an important next step in
the world of technology. It will bring about many positive changes when it
comes to using technology in education as well as the rest of the world.
Web
2.0 Tool (Overview)
New
way of creating, collaborating, editing, and sharing content online.
There is no need to download, and teachers and students can master many
of the tools in just minutes. Technology will definitely be easier and
accessible.
Presentation
Tools - Share creative presentations that are beyond basic slides and bullet points.
Video
Tools - Integrate videos into shared projects & presentations.
Mobile
Tools - Turn cell phones into smart teaching tools via blogging or media
sharing.
Community
Tools - Wikis, Social network, it's all about collaborating & sharing.
Can't wait to check out the Web 3.0!
ReplyDeleteHi Derwin! Whoever came up with a Web 2.0 idea is a genius. Before Hi-5, MySpace, Facebook, Instagram, etc., technology was boring. Now, we can collaborate and share information and pictures in an instant. It makes life easier especially to people like me who all my family live abroad.
ReplyDeleteI agree Marie! Times are definitely changing and the technological era is further advancing. With Ed Tech, we get to take a ride with the change and use it to our advantage. Thanks for your comment.
ReplyDeleteI agree that Web 3.0 will bring positive changes for the education field. As what the article stated, you would use your time more for processing information instead of sifting through webpages in hopes of finding what you are searching for. It will be a powerful change.
ReplyDeleteHi Derwin! Going beyond my group here to comment on your blog. Thank you for sharing great insights on the types of Web 2.0 tools.
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