L4. WEB EVOLUTION

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It refers to the state in which two or more technology entities and functions are combined into one device or system.

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Technological Convergence

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What is Technological Convergence also known as?

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Converge Technologies

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These are observed in 3Cs; Computing Technology, Content Technology, and Communication Technology

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Modalities of Technological Convergence

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This refers to the improvements made on electronic devices or gadgets combining the functions of two devices into one gadget.

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Computing Technology

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Combines different media formats such as text, pictures, sounds, and videos into one multimedia content.

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Content Technology

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Refers to the fast and effective transfer of information through the collaboration of different communication technologies.

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Communication Technology

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THREE TECHNOLOGIES THAT ENABLE CONVERGENCE

An example of this is iTunes which is strictly internet-based technology since the entire distribution channel is on the web, like buying, sharing and advertising.

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Internet

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THREE TECHNOLOGIES THAT ENABLE CONVERGENCE

Example of this is a Global Positioning Systems (GPS) which make use of satellite technology that provide navigation guidance.

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Satellite

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THREE TECHNOLOGIES THAT ENABLE CONVERGENCE

Example of this is in-home wireless network which is purely wireless, information and data is pushed around via a router.

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Wireless

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It is composed of web pages hyperlinked together.

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Website

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This is characterized by fixed content. All elements are hard-coded and embedded in the web page.

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Static Web Pages

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It is known for being changeable and interactive. It can be manipulated by the user.

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Dynamic Web Pages

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First generation of websites that was marked as read-only web.

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Web 1.0

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What year was Web 1.0 made?

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1989

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What tools were used for styling in Web 1.0?

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HTML and CSS

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It is referred to as Writable Web and Social Web.

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Web 2.0

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It was transformed from static to dynamic web pages in websites.

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Web 2.0

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She coined the term Web 2.0 in her 1999 article, “Fragmented Future”.

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Darcy DiNucci

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Darcy DiNucci coined the term Web 2.0 in her article titled…? In what year?

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Fragmented Future, 1999

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Who (2) popularized the term Web 2.0 at the O’Reilly Media Web 2.0 Conference in late 2004

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Tim O’Reilly and Dale Dougherty

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CHARACTERISTICS OF WEB 2.0

Web applications can be accessed from anywhere.

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Accessibility

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CHARACTERISTICS OF WEB 2.0

The value of the web applications are based on the content and not the software that is used to display the content.

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Relevance of Content

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CHARACTERISTICS OF WEB 2.0

Data can be readily shared to anyone.

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Shared Data

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CHARACTERISTICS OF WEB 2.0

Tools encourage people to work together which results in better content.

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Collaboration

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**CHARACTERISTICS OF WEB 2.0** There is free exchange of information from one tool and group of users to another, integrating Graphical User Interface or GUI applications and multimedia content.

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Rich User Experience

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**WEB 2.0 TECHNOLOGIES** It is used to develop interactive web applications which facilitate a rich user experience. *ex: G-mail*

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Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (AJAX)

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**WEB 2.0 TECHNOLOGIES** Its derived from the words **web log**. It is an informational site published on the World Wide Web.

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Blog

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**WEB 2.0 TECHNOLOGIES** Web pages or applications that combine content from two or more sources to create a new service.

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Mash-ups

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**WEB 2.0 TECHNOLOGIES** It is a format for delivering regularly changing web content. This saves the user’s time since it lets you stay informed without having to visit each site individually.

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Rich Site Summary (RSS)

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What was Rich Site Summary originally called?

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Real Simple Syndication.

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**WEB 2.0 TECHNOLOGIES** This is a platform that lets you build corporate and/or social associates by making networks through entities. *ex: Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and Google+*

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Social Networking

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**WEB 2.0 TECHNOLOGIES** It is content of any form that was created by users which are accessible to the general public.

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User-Generated Content (UCG)

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**WEB 2.0 TECHNOLOGIES** These are websites that allow users to contribute, collaborate, and edit site content.

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Wikis

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It is the most famous and one of the oldest wiki-based sites.

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Wikipedia

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**WEB 2.0 TECHNOLOGIES** It is a delivery method that provides access to software remotely as a web-based service.

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Software as a Service (SaaS)

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**WEB 2.0 TECHNOLOGIES** It is otherwise called on-demand software.

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Software as a Service (SaaS)

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The executable web of web evolution. It delivers customized service, perform real-time analysis, and generate reports with AI.

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Web 3.0