What is
Web 2.0? In ELT?
Describe Web 2.0 and you are likely to
understand what it is. The exact definition remains open for discussion - and
in some ways it is right. This is very clear: Web 2.0 represents a significant
change in the way digital information is created, distributed, stored,
distributed and manipulated. In the years to come, it will have a significant
impact on how businesses use IT applications, both on the Internet and at the
enterprise level.
It is a simplified version of the first World
Wide Web, characterized by changes in dynamic or user-generated content and
social media in the development of static. The concept behind Web 2.0 refers to
a rich web application, web-oriented architecture and social web. It refers to
a change in the way web pages are designed and used, without any changes to any
technical features.
As the name suggests, Web 2.0 offers a set of
next-generation Internet technologies. These protocols and tools make it easy
to build traditional online applications that behave as dynamically as traditional
PC-based software. They are also very social, encouraging users to manipulate
and communicate content in new ways. Web 2.0 provides computing power to
desktops and the Internet, meaning that PCs spend less time and money on
software administration. As a general rule, Web 2.0 devices are less expensive
than traditional software - and many are free. Because it is web based, you
need to start with an advanced browser.
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