12.1 E-TECH world wide web

WORLD WIDE WEB

what does www stand for

WWW

An information system on the internet that allows documents to be connected to other documents by hypertext links.

TIM BERNERS-LEE

who invented the world wide web

1990

when was the world wide web invented

WEB PAGE

A hypertext document connected to the WWW.

HYPERTEXT TRANSFER PROTOCOL

what does HTTP stand for

HTTP

The transfer method used by WWW to transmit and receive web pages.

WEBSITE

Connections between a single web page to multiple web pages.

WEB 1.0

Its web pages are static

WEB 1.0

1. Website pages are STATIC

2. Website contents and layouts are inseparable

3. Websites use proprietary HTML tags.

4. Websites do not embed guestbooks in the content page.

5. Website forms are usually sent by email.

WEB 2.0

Dynamic web pages were born.

DYNAMIC

web 2.0 are know as ______ pages

DARCY DINUCCI

who coined the term web 2.0

JANUARY 1999

when did Darcy DiNucci coin web 2.0

TIM O’REILLY AND DALE DOUGHERTY

Who popularized the web 2.0

2000

what year did the web 2.0 become popular

web 2.0

1. Has user-generated contents

2. Emphasis on user experience

3. Improved interoperability

FOLKSONOMY

what feature of the web 2.0

• Allows users to categorize and classify/arrange information using freely chosen keywords.

• Users create their own tags.

RICH USER EXPERIENCE

what feature of the web 2.0 is the

• Content is dynamic and responsive to user’s input.

• websites/apps are interactive and engaging

USER PARTICIPATION

what feature of the web 2.0 allows

• The owner of the website is not the only one who is able to put content.

• Users create and share contents.

LONG TAIL

what feature of the web 2.0 allows

• Services offered on the demands than on a one-time purchase.

• Offers niche content for small audiences.

SOFTWARE AS A SERVICE

what feature of the web 2.0

• Users subscribed to a software only when needed rather than purchasing them.

• Online software you don't need to install.

MASS PARTICIPATION

what feature of the web 2.0

• Diverse information sharing through universal web access.

• Lots of people joined in.

SEMANTIC WEB

IT IS ALSO KNOWN AS WEB 3.0

WORLD WIDE WEB CONSORTIUM

WHAT DOES W3C STAND FOR

W3C

WHO LED THE SEMANTIC WEB MOVEMENT

WEB 3.0

to have machines (or servers) understand the user’s preferences to be able to deliver web content specifically targeting the user.

web 3.0

1. Adheres to Minimalist

2. Uses Semantic Web Framework

3. Ever-Present Web

4. Applies and Uses Artificial Intelligence

5. Artificial Intelligence (AI)

COMPATIBILITY

What problem is this of web 3.0: HTML files and current web browsers could not support Web 3.0

SECURITY

What problem is this of web 3.0: user’s security is also in question since the machine is saving his/her preference

VASTNESS

What problem is this of web 3.0: The World Wide Web already contains billions of web pages.

VAGUENESS

What problem is this of web 3.0: certain words are impressive. The words “old” and “small” would depend on the user.

LOGIC

What problem is this of web 3.0: limitation for a computer to predict what the user is referring to at a given time.

CONVERGENT TECHNOLOGIES

Integrate Technology – different technologies can be linked to each other.

SOCIAL MEDIA

A website, application, or online channel that enables web users to create, co-create, discuss, modify, and exchange user-generated content.

MOBILE TECHNOLOGIES

these operating systems are responsible for the over-all function of the device, as they manage the memory processes and the software within a particular device.

ASSISTIVE MEDIA

Devices that are adaptive, assistive, and rehabilitative to the elderly and to people with special needs.

SOCIAL NETWORK

Allows the creation of personal accounts that will connect with other people with the same interests or background for different purposes.

BOOKMARKING SITES

Allows to store and manage links in various websites and resources.

SOCIAL NEWS

Allows the users to post their own news articles, stories, videos, and photographs or links to other news sources.

MEDIA SHARING

Allow users to upload and share media content like images, music and video.

MICROBLOGGING

Online broadcast mediums that allow their users to post and image results for exchange of short contents.

BLOGS AND FORUMS

• Blog allows users to post their content.

• author-generated content.

• Forums contain question-and-answer discussion boards.

• user-generated content.

ONLINE SYSTEMS

refer to the integrated and collaborative use of software, hardware, and the Internet to deliver their intended functions through an identified platform.

ONLINE FUNCTIONS

refer to what the system can do for its users.

ONLINE PLATFORMS

refer to a range of services and tools available on the internet to provide online functions.