A summary of the NCSLI Panel held during the NCSLI 2009

Workshop & Symposium in San Antonio, TX on July 30, 2009

Titled:

Stalking Your NCSLI Buddies

Or how I learned to use Web 2.0.

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First, Web 1.0 is basically static and “Pushes” information to the Reader (one-way),

Second, Web 2.0 is only a technological refinement,

Third, Web 2.0 does not replace Web 1.0, but enhances and expands the total web through experience and functionality for the Participant (bi-directional).

Web 2.0 refers to the second generation of web development and web design that facilitates information sharing and collaboration on the World Wide Web.

The advent of Web 2.0 led to the development and evolution of web-based communities, hosted services, and web applications.

Examples Follow:

TYPICAL APPLICATIONS & TOOLSBlogs RSSForums CloudsWikis MashupsTags Social NetworkingFolksonomics Professional

NetworkingCollaborative Applications and

Workgroups

FORUMS

BLOGS

WIKI

This icon, known as the "feed icon" or the "RSS icon",

“Mashup”, a digital media file which recombines all media files to create a derivative work.Often used to create RSS feeds.

1. Technology does not create an on-line community

2. Show some commitment3. Learn how to lead4. An antisocial community is your

fault5. You need to swallow your pride6. Stop trying to control the message7. Nobody likes to be alone

Web 2.0Panel Members Editors

Derek Porter Derek Porter

Pete Buzzard Georgia Harris

Georgia Harris Charles Motzko

Elizabeth Gentry

William Hinton

Dana Learman

Craig Gulka

Web 2.0 Presentation Tag Cloud