Webs

Web 1.0

• static web

• "Read-Only Web'“

Web 2.0

• dynamic web page

• user-generated contents

• emphasis on user experience

• improved interoperability (incorporates application programming interfaces or API)

Darcy DiNucci

coined the term Web 2.0 on January 1999

Tim O’Reilly and Dale Dougherty

popularized Web 2.0 in 2004

Folksonomy

• arrange info using freely chosen keywords

• create own hashtags

Rich User Experience

• Content is dynamic and responsive to user input

• Webs look nice and interactive

User Participation

Owner of the website is not the only one who is able to put content

Long Tail

• Services offered on demand rather than a one time purchase

• Offers niche content for small audience

Software as a Service

• subscribed to a software only when needed

• Online software with no need to install

Mass Participation

Diverse information sharing through universal web access

Web 3.0

•  called the “Intelligent Web”

•  is a semantic web

Semantic Web

A movement led by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)

Artificial Intelligence

deals with the simulation of intelligent behavior in computers

Machine Learning

computer that is able to mimic or simulate human thoughts or behavior