Web+2.0+and+beyond

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=__Web 2.0 and beyond. . .__= [|Web 2.0 definition at Wikipedia]

Web 2.0 in Education

Web 2.0 - Is the Future of Education

Video on how [|the machine is using us]


 * Web 2.0** is a term describing changing trends in the use of [|World Wide Web] technology and [|web design] that aims to enhance [|creativity], information sharing, and, most notably, __**collaboration**__ among users. These concepts have led to the development and evolution of web-based communities and hosted services, such as [|social-networking sites], [|video sharing sites], [|wikis], [|blogs], and [|folksonomies].

The 35 Best Web 2.0 Classroom Tools
See these articles: [|'A Day in the Life of Web 2.0' by David Warlick] [|'Web 2.0' by Lucy Gray] [|Web 2.0 for Rookies] by Terry Freedman and his eBook at []

__Examples__:
[|www.docs.google.com] - online collaboration tool like Word where more than one person can be editing it at the same time - plus you can create surveys using the form feature; here is a Google Doc on how to use Google Docs: [] [|http://education.animoto.com] - free online video site for educators and easy to use www.wikispaces.com - very easy wiki to use for educators [|www.pbwiki.com] - another easy wiki [|www.slideshare.com] - online presentation tool like PowerPoint [|www.skrbl.com] - online interactive whiteboard and collaboration tool [|www.edublogs.org] - best blogsite I have used for educators [|www.blogger.com] - another good blog site [|www.voki.com] - talking and animated avatar you can embed anywhere [|www.voicethreads.com] - online videos you can create with your own voice or students voices - http://voicethread.com/?#q.b3352.i28616 [|www.twitter.com] - site that many educators are using to share new tools and what they are doing in real time, right here and right now [|www.teachertube.com] - videos created by teachers for teachers [|www.schooltube.com] - videos created for schools to use [|www.youtube.com] - you may not have access to this site from school but there are lots of educational videos on there you can download from home and show at school [|www.zamzar.com] - free online file converter that allows you to convert video files to wmv (Windows Media Player) or avi (Quicktime). I always convert mine to wmv because it is a universal media player and on all our laptops and pc's. [|www.glogster.com] - digital poster pages: Web 2.0 Glog - []? [] - chat and voice talking by Google [] - free video and voice calls plus instant messaging; best feature is being able to skype with a group of people

__Websites__:
[] - Extensive list of Web 2.0 tools and sites [] - website with list and descriptions of Web 2.0 tools in Education http://school20.wikispaces.com/ - wiki example with pages on wikis, blogging, podcasting, Web 2.0, Open-Source, etc. [] - Web 2.0 slideshow [] - list of Web 2.0 companies [] - list of Web 2.0 tools with descriptions [] - good list of Web 2.0 resources [] - great list of Web 2.0 tools that are on the 'edge'

__My Personal Resources and Links__:
[|www.itechspec.blogspot.com] - my blog which I have not been updating much [|www.facebook.com/itechspec] - my Facebook page where I have used it for not only personal but also professional reasons [|www.itech.edublogs.org] - my old Instructional Technology Blog; it does have posts on lots of cool Web 2.0 tools [|www.sussex.edublogs.org] - blog created for the Summer STEM Camp with Animoto video www.itechspec.wikispaces.com - my favorite wiki that I use the most; join and add to it [|www.twitter.com/itechspec]- one way I keep up with others in technology and learn about new tech tools they are using or sites they have found Paper.li and Zite are great online newspapers to set up for yourself, class or school!


 * __Web 2.0 Summary__** - []

=Beyond Web 2.0...=

Web 3.0 - taken from [|PCmag.com]
What will Web 3.0 look like? Who knows? But here are a few possibilities. A Web where machines can read sites as easily as humans read them (almost). You ask your machine to check your schedule against the schedules of all the dentists and doctors within a 10-mile radius—and it obeys.
 * An Idiot's Guide to Web 3.0**
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 * The Semantic Web**

A Web you can walk through. Without leaving your desk, you can go house hunting across town or take a tour of Europe. Or you can walk through a Second Life–style virtual world, surfing for [|data] and interacting with others in 3D. A Web where you can find media using other media—not just keywords. You supply, say, a [|photo] of your favorite painting and your search engines turn up hundreds of similar paintings.
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 * The 3D Web**
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 * The Media-Centric Web**

A Web that's everywhere. On your PC. On your [|cell phone]. On your clothes and jewelry. Spread throughout your home and office. Even your bedroom windows are online, checking the weather, so they know when to open and close. — [|next: Questions of Semantics]
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 * The Pervasive Web**