Web tools assignment
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This document defines and compares Web 1.0 and Web 2.0 tools. Web 1.0 tools allowed one-way communication from content providers to passive users, like early corporate websites. Web 2.0 enables two-way interaction between users and providers through features like comments and blogs, allowing communication to continue indefinitely through user engagement. The purpose of web tools is to provide customizable content management for websites with minimal technical knowledge and administrative functions.
Web tools assignment
- 1. WEB TOOLS WEB 1.0 & WEB 2.0 BY THOMAS BINAN DILU
- 2. DEFINITION What is web tools? Web tools is a web programming system that allows the user to add content to their websites with least technical knowledge.
- 3. PURPOSE It helps serve to: • provide access to creating and modifying content across the websites of UCLA International Institute and its centers and programs; • fulfill administrative and logistical functions, including but not limited to staff information, equipment reservations, grant tracking, and fellowship applications; • hold a record and archive of web content including text, images, video, and audio; • provide IT related resources and support (i.e. how-to guides, tutorials, useful links).
- 4. WEB 1.0 • The web 1.0 is the first web tool which is like a communication tunnel where communication stays in between the sender and the recipient and becomes dead if the recipient didn’t provide responses to the sender. • It also allows only the content provider to say and do everything and the users are passive to it.
- 5. WEB 1.0 EXAMPLE • corporate websites • content download sites. NEC website which the content, audience are more passive. • Sending mail, emails to a friend or employer, it will be response will come from one person
- 6. WEB 2.0 • In the web 2.0 there is interaction between the content users and the provider using the internet unlike in web 1.0. The communication here is not static and passive but it is infinite – meaning that the communication will not go dead, users will not still engage in two way communications.
- 7. WEB 2.0 EXAMPLE • Facebook content users will not have their questions or discussions unanswered. I post a lie about myself getting married to my girlfriend, those people who knew both of us will comment and it will keep on coming (comments). • My blog upload will be on the site and after three years my nephew who is four years and will be seven and sees it and will type in his comment. Communication never dies out.
- 8. REFERENCES • Introduction to Webtools: Applications, Accounts and Login. (n.d) UCLA International Institute. Retrieved August 25, 2019, from https://www.international.ucla.edu/Institute/Article/154862