ETECH 12 - Web 1.0-3.0

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  • Datafication

  • Internet Access

  • Cloud Computing

  • Software/Hardware

  • Transactions

  • Communication Technology


These are the 6 components of ICT

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4G

This generation of mobile network technology has a downloading speed of 15-200 megabytes per second

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5G

This generation of mobile network technology has a downloading speed of up to 1000 megabytes per second

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Web 1.0

  • It focuses on reading information on a webpage/website where the content and layout are inseparable.

  • It is static, which means what you see is what it is

  • Website content is stored in files and use proprietary HTML tags and also doesn’t embed a guestbook in the content page

  • Website forms are usually sent by email


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Uniform resource locator

the meaning of the acronym URL

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Hypertext markup language

the meaning of the acronym HTML

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World wide web

It is an information system on the internet that allows documents to be connected to other documents by hypertext links. Library of websites, and is also the meaning of the acronym WWW

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Hypertext transfer protocol secure

the meaning of the acronym HTTPS where your information is protected using encryption

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Hypertext transfer protocol

it is the transfer method that uses WWW to transmit and is also the meaning of the acronym HTTP

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Long term evolution

the meaning of the acronym LTE

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Internet service provider

the meaning of the acronym ISP

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Sir Tim Berners-Lee

He created of the World Wide Web (Web 1.0) in 1989 and is a British computer scientist

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Web 2.0

  • It is characterized as dynamic where it can read and write

  • It has generated content

  • It has an emphasis on user experience

  • It has improved interoperability


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Darcy DiNucci

She first coined the term “Web 2.0” in her 1999 article

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Dale Dougherty and Tim O’reilly

They revived and popularized the term “Web 2.0” defining the conceptual framework by “web as a platform”

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Folksonomy

allows users to categorize and classify/arrange information using freely chosen keywords. Users also create their own tags

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Rich user experience

content is dynamic and responsive to user’s input. Websites also look nice, interactive and simple

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User participation

the owner of the website is not the only 1 who is able to put content, users create and share content aswell

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Long tail

services offered on demand rather than on a 1 time purchase

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Software as a service

users subscribed to a software only when needed rather than purchasing them. Online software you don’t need to install

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Mass participation

diverse information sharing through universal web access with alot of people joining in such as answering a survey

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Web 3.0

  • It adheres to minimalist design

  • Uses the Semantic Web framework

  • It is an ever-present web

  • Decentralization

  • It applies and uses artificial intelligence


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Semantic web

A movement led by the W3C. Provides a common framework that allows data to be shared and reused across application, enterprise, and community boundaries

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World wide web consortium

the meaning of the acronym W3C

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Artificial Intelligence (AI)

It is a branch of computer science dealing with the simulation of humans. It is a computer that is able to simulate or mimic human thoughts or behavior; it is a subset called Machine Learning

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Dr. Geoffrey E. Hinton

He built a neutral net in 2012

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Compatibility, security, vastness, vagueness, and logic

These are the 5 problems Web 3.0 is still facing

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Compatibility

It is a problem where HTML files and current web browsers could not support WEB 3.0

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Vastness

It is a problem where WWW already contains billions of webpages

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Vagueness

It is a problem where certain words are imprecise such us how the words “old” and “small” depend on the user’s context

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Logic

It is a problem how there is a limitation for a computer to predict what the user is referring to at a given time

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Security

It is a problem where the user’s security is also in question since the machine is saving his or her preference

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1989

the year when the web could only read

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1999

the year when the web could read and write

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2006

the year when the web could read, write, and think/execute

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Web page

It is a hypertext document connected to the WWW

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Websites

connections between a single web page to multiple web pages

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Application programming interface

is a set of rules and protocols that lets different software programs talk to each other and also is the meaning of the acronym API