Mimas
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The document discusses the concept of Web 2.0, emphasizing its user-centric nature, co-created content, and emergent behaviors. It outlines key features such as distributed services, open systems, and the importance of user experience while noting challenges like walled gardens and accessibility issues. Various components like APIs, mashups, and rich internet applications are highlighted as part of this evolving web paradigm.
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- 1. MIMAS web 2.0 Scott Wilson, CETIS This work is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.0 licence http://www.cetis.ac.uk/members/scott/foaf.rdf
- 2. Are you Web 2.0?
- 3. What is web 2.0? There is no “real” definition, but it’s a recognizable pattern… … where services tend to be user-centric, distributed, co-created, evolving, open and extensible with rich user experience Tag clouds and rounded corners are entirely optional
- 5. User-centric Personalised &&|| Personal “ Identity 2.0” Profiles Usability “ Long tail” Self-service
- 6. Distributed “Do one thing well” Widgets Software As A Service Infrastructure As A Service Device independence
- 7. Co-created User created content “Architecture of participation” Creative Commons Remix Culture “Radical trust”
- 8. Evolving Feedback loops “ Perpetual beta” Emergent behaviour “ Collective intelligence” & social networks Layered metadata Folksonomy
- 9. Open & Extensible Proper URLs For Proper Objects Feeds APIs Microformats REST & open data Hackability Mashups
- 10. Rich user experience Rich web applications Highly responsive interfaces AJAX Rich internet applications iTunes Smartifacts Nabaztag
- 11. The dark side… Walled gardens that “look” 2.0: Facebook Accessibility Usability Rights and licenses Reliability Sustainability
- 12. Barriers… Third-party licenses Requires actual users! Doesn’t fit the “brown bread” ethos…