1. Web 3.0: The Intelligent Web

2. The Past: Web 1.0
 The Read-only web
 Flat-data
 No individual control of web content

3. The Present: Web 2.0
 The “Read and Write” web
 The social web
 Interactive

4. The Future: Web 3.0
 A web that is….
 Mobile
 Meaningful
 Made for me!

6. Mobile
 Cell phones
 Wireless
 Instantaneous news and information
 Everywhere for everyone

7. Meaning
 Semantic HTML or RDF (Resource
Description Framework) will give
context to web content
 Context will build relationships which
results in meaning
 Meaning yields more efficient search
results

8. Made for Me!
 Personalized results
 Inputting the exact same search terms
will yield different results for every
individual.
 Amazon.com, StumbleUpon

9. Education 3.0: Positives
 Less time searching and sifting
through results
 More time learning
 Personal Learning Networks
 Subject, not service centered
 Information tailored to personal learning
objective

10. Education 3.0: Positives
 Personal Education Administration
 Institutional interconnectedness due to a
common semantic language
 Education no longer institution or place
centric

11. Education 3.0: Negatives
 Will filtering results actual limit the
variety of information available to a
student?
 Diversity of results?

12.  “Multimedia brought the world into the
classroom. Smart technologies will
take the classroom into the world”
- Steve Wheeler