Web 2.0, Web Social
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This document outlines the social web and web 2.0. It defines the social web as implementations of social or business networking on the web using examples that are increasingly appearing. The social web is effective because it is social, provides simplicity, is accessible across multiple devices, has specific focuses, and has extendible apps/widgets. Web 2.0 applications discussed include blogs, wikis, collaborative editing, online games/virtual worlds, social bookmarking, media sharing, and social networking. Personal learning environments are defined as sets of lightweight services and tools controlled by individuals to support specific, personal learning goals. Enterprise 2.0 applies these technologies in corporate environments.
![Social Web : Enterprise 2.0
¢ “There are direct enterprise equivalents [to Facebook].
You can ask people the status of their projects, what they’re
working on, are they travelling, things they’ve learned. All of
these things would be very valuable inside an
enterprise.”
¢ Social media services that people have been using in
everyday life on the Web are now entering
organisations:
• Blogs, Wikis, Social networking, Tagging
Source : http://deri.org/, Slideshare hhtp://url.ie/e46
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Web 2.0, Web Social
- 1. Social Web & Web 2.0 S. Garlatti 10/09/09
- 2. Outline ¢ What is social Web? ¢ Web 2.0 Applications ¢ Personal Learning (/working) Environments ¢ Entreprise 2.0 ¢ How to Reuse social web application Content? page 2
- 3. Social Web : Web 2.0 ¢ What is Social Web? • The social web is part of what the world seems to be calling Web 2.0 • It is an implementation of social or business networking on the web • There are more and more examples appearing on the web. page 3
- 4. Social Web : Web 2.0 ¢ Why is the Social Web so effective? • The Social Web is “Social” • The user receives Simplicity • Multiple device accessibility • Social Webs have specific Focus • Social Webs have Apps/Widgets making them Extendible page 4
- 5. Web 2.0 Source: Dion Hincliffe
- 6. Social Web : Web 2.0 page 6
- 7. Web 2.0 - Applications ¢ Blogs • Personal publication + comments by others • Linking facilities at the level of information & people • For education - Reflection, diary, assignment publishing - Course information & follow up (answering questions…)
- 8. Web 2.0 - Applications ¢ Wikis • Collaborative writing & content organisation • For education - Supporting group and project work, Annotated reading list, Practicing writing skills ¢ Collaborative editing • Web tools are used collaboratively to design, construct and distribute some digital product - Google Docs, Etherpad
- 9. Web 2.0 - Applications ¢ Conversational Arenas • One-to-one or one-to-many conversations between internet users • ¢ Online Games and virtual world • Rule-governed games or themed environments that invite live interaction with other internet user
- 10. Web 2.0 - Applications ¢ Social bookmarking • Keep reference of interesting material • Organising information with tags • Taking benefit from resources found by others
- 11. Web 2.0 - Applications ¢ Media sharing and manipulation • Tools to upload, download, design and edit digital media files • For education - Images & videos can be provided - Annotation on the images or video can support specific explanations
- 12. Web 2.0 - Applications ¢ Socialnetworking • Keeping in touch with relations, forming and supporting social communities • For education - Course animation outside the class
- 13. Web 2.0 - Applications ¢ Syndication & Notifications • Users can ‘subscribe’ to RSS feed enabled websites so that they are automatically notified of any changes or updates in content via an aggregator. - Easy notification of updates, automatic media distribution (podcast episodes) • For education - A way to keep an eye on learners’ progress - A way to distribute course content automatically
- 14. WEB 2.0: Emerging Paradigm ¢ Personal Learning/Working Environment • Definition (M. A. Chatti) - A PLE is characterized by the freeform use of a set of lightweight services and tools (Web 2.0) that belong to and are controlled by individual learners. • Built by the learner for a specific & personal learning goal - Mashing up the services that will support best the goal - No institutional drive or control
- 15. WEB 2.0: Emerging Paradigm ¢ Personal Learning/Working Environment • Fit well with socio-constructivist learning/working approaches to foster - Collaborative knowledge sharing and building in a social context - Reflective practices in a social context - Self-regulated learning sequences by student - Discursive argumentation and communication with peer
- 16. Social Web : Enterprise 2.0 ¢ Web 2.0 includes applications such as blogs, wikis, RSS feeds and social networking, while Enterprise 2.0 is the packaging of those technologies in both corporate IT and workplace environments ¢ “Enterprise2.0 is the use of emergent social software platforms within companies, or between companies and their partners or customers”, Harvard Business School’s Professor Andrew McAfee Source : http://deri.org/, Slideshare hhtp://url.ie/e46 page 16
- 17. Social Web : Enterprise 2.0 ¢ “There are direct enterprise equivalents [to Facebook]. You can ask people the status of their projects, what they’re working on, are they travelling, things they’ve learned. All of these things would be very valuable inside an enterprise.” ¢ Social media services that people have been using in everyday life on the Web are now entering organisations: • Blogs, Wikis, Social networking, Tagging Source : http://deri.org/, Slideshare hhtp://url.ie/e46 page 17
- 18. Social Web : Enterprise 2.0 ¢ Lots of companies and products in this space: • Awareness, Mentor Scout, Contact Networks, Microsoft SharePoint, IBM Lotus Connections, SelectMinds, introNetworks, Tacit, Illumio, Jive Software, Visible Path, Leverage Software, Web Crossing, SocialText ¢ Thesenew deployments also face the same issues that are on the Web Source : http://deri.org/, Slideshare hhtp://url.ie/e46 page 18
- 19. Social Web : Web 2.0 ¢ How can I do that? • One account for all services! • Move my data from one service to another (eg. All my wordpress blog posts to Blogspot) • Move all my data from multiple services to a new one • See my data on a third-party service providing aggregation, like Friendfeed page 19
- 20. Social Web : Web 3.0 ¢ Needs • Distributed social networks and reusable profiles • Many identities and sets of friends on different social networks • Import existing profiles and contacts, using a single global identity with different views page 20
- 21. Social Web : Web 3.0 ¢ Needs • Distributed social networks and reusable profiles • Many identities and sets of friends on different social networks • Import existing profiles and contacts, using a single global identity with different views
- 22. Social Web : Web 3.0 How to access Data? PLE