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web 1.0

website pages are static


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web 1.0

website contents and layouts are inseparable

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web 1.0

website contents are stored in files

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web 1.0

websites use proprietary HTML tags

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web 1.0

websites do not embed guestbook in the content page

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web 1.0

website forms are usually sent by email

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web 1.0

ex: wikipedia

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Web 2.0

  • coined by Darcy DiNucci (1999)


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Web 2.0

  • allowed interactivity

  • commenting, creating accounts, viewing, giving feedback, sharing, collaborating, & communicating


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Web 2.0

has user-generated contents

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Web 2.0

emphasis on user experience

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Web 2.0

improved interoperability

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Web 2.0

ex: youtube

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web 3.0

data and information are being shared and reused across the web


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web 3.0

adheres to minimalist design

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web 3.0

uses semantic web framework

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web 3.0

ever-present web

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web 3.0

applies and uses artificial intelligence

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world wide web

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

  • library of websites


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hypertext transfer protocol

HTTP

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uniform resource letter

URL

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long term evolution

LTE

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internet service provider

ISP

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web page

hypertext document connected to the world wide web

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user participation

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

  • users create & share contents


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user participation

ex: facebook & tiktok

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long tail

  • services offered on demand rather than on a one-time purchase

  • offers niche content for small audience


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long tail

ex: spotify

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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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software as a service

ex: google docs

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mass participation

  • diverse information sharing through universal web access

  • lots of people joining


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browsers

  • user interface

  • application software


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folksonomy

  • allows users to categorize & classify/arrange info using freely chosen keywords

  • users create their own tags


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rich user experience

content is dynamic and responsive to user’s input