Web2
- 1. WEB 2.0 A New Experience on the World Wide Web
- 2. What is Web 2.0? Article by Tim O’Reilly (read Part 2: Harnessing Collective Intelligence)
- 3. An Invisible Revolution of the Inner-Net A presentation given by Nipun Mehta, founder of CharityFocus.org , at the Human Forum 2006 in Puerto Rico.
- 4. Some Features of Web 2.0 Crowdsourcing Wikis Tagging RSS Feeds Podcasting Social Networking Open Source Software
- 5. Crowdsourcing self-generating self-rating self-correcting Wired article The Rise of Crowdsourcing Book by James Surowiecki, The Wisdom of Crowds (read Q&A on his website)
- 6. Examples of Crowdsourcing Al Gore’s CurrentTV (30% viewer created television) Innocentive (matches scientists with R&D challenges) Wikipedia (haven’t you heard of it?) Dropping Knowledge (global dialogue platform)
- 7. Wikis Califia Bay Area EcoCity Project Appropedia appropriate technology Wiki WiserCommons social and environmental responsibility Wiki
- 8. Wiki Software JotSpot (now owned by Google) PmWiki MoinMoinWiki
- 9. Tagging “ folksonomy ” (tags created by users) cleaning up a folksonomy “ taxonomy directed folksonomies” an illustration Del.icio.us (social bookmarking)
- 10. A Few Words on OpenSource BBC Feature: Silicon Valley USA (listen to program #1; at 18:05 Google’s Paul Saffo talks about the new model for business) Thomas Homer-Dixon at the WAC in SF (listen to the last 6 minutes of the talk about open source architecture; starts at 53:55)
- 11. Open Source Software Drupal Ruby on Rails (web application framework) Plone
- 12. Open Course? MIT OpenCourseWare (free education)
- 13. Other Technology Grokker (circular search engine) Gapminder (animated statistics software) Slideshare (for sharing PowerPoint presentations)
- 14. Last Words Getting Real A smaller, faster, better way to build software