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    1. Web 2.0: What, Why, How,… and others By Aladdin Taysir Dandis Information Security Compliance Officer Jordan eGovernment Program Ministry of Information and Communications Technology
    2. Agenda
      • Web 1.0
      • What is Web 2.0?
      • Web 1.0 Vs Web 2.0
      • Web 2.0 Technologies and Tools
      • Web 2.0 Benefits
      • Web 2.0 Challenges and Problems
      • Web 1.0, Web 2.0….Web 3.0 !!
      • Summary
    3. Web 1.0
    4. Father of The Internet Dr. Vinton Cerf Chief Internet Evangelist of Google TCP Co-Inventer
    5. Tim Berners-Lee Tim Berners-Lee W3C Director Web Inventer
    6. 1 st Web Server This NeXT Computer was used by Berners-Lee at CERN and became the world's first Web server.
    7. 1 st Website info.cern.ch
    8.  
    9. 1993
    10. Web 1.0 Design Elements
      • Static pages
      • Use framesets.
      • Proprietary HTML extensions such as the <blink> and <marquee> tags introduced during the first browser war.
      • Online guestbooks.
      • GIF buttons
      • HTML forms sent via email. A user would fill in a form, and upon clicking submit their email client would attempt to send an email containing the form's details.
    11. What is Web 2.0? Web 1.0 + Web 1.0 = Web 2.0
    12. What is Web 2.0? MASS CONVERSATIONS leading to MASS INNVOVATION
    13. Web 2.0, by O’Reilly
      • Strategic positioning: “The Web as Platform”
      • User positioning: “You control your own data”
      • Core competencies:
        • Services, not packaging software
        • Architecture of participation
        • Cost-effective scalability
        • Re-mixable data sources and data transformations
        • Software above the level of a single device
        • Harnessing collective intelligence
    14. Web 2.0 Characteristics
      • Rich user experience
      • User participation
      • Dynamic content
      • Metadata
      • Web standards and scalability
      • Openness
      • Freedom
      • Collective intelligence
    15.  
    16.  
    17. Web 2.0 Development
    18.  
    19. Crazy Acronym 2.0 !!
      • ABOUT 2.0 ACCOUNTING 2.0 AD 2.0 ADVICE 2.0 AFFILIATE 2.0 ANALYTICS 2.0 ART 2.0 ASK 2.0 AUCTION 2.0 AUDIO 2.0 BACKUP 2.0 BANK 2.0 BET 2.0 BLOG 2.0 BLOG2POD 2.0 BOOKMARK 2.0 BPM 2.0 BROADCAST 2.0 BROWSE 2.0 BUSINESS 2.0 CALCULATE 2.0 CALENDAR 2.0 CAREER 2.0 CHARITY 2.0 CHAT 2.0 CLASSIFIEDS 2.0 CMS 2.0 COLLABORATE 2.0 COLLECT 2.0 COMIX 2.0 COMMENT 2.0 COMMUNICATE 2.0 COMMUNITY 2.0 CONFERENCING 2.0 CONTACTS 2.0 COPYRIGHT 2.0 CRM 2.0 DATA 2.0 DATE 2.0 DBASE 2.0 DEAD 2.0 DESIGN 2.0 DESKTOP 2.0 DICTIONARY 2.0 DIRECTORY 2.0 DISTRIBUTION 2.0 DMS 2.0 DRM 2.0 ECOMMERCE 2.0 ECONOMY 2.0 eHEALTH 2.0 ELEARNING 2.0 EMAIL 2.0 EMAIL2CALENDAR 2.0 EMPLOYMENT 2.0 ENTERPRISE 2.0 EVENTS 2.0 EXCEL 2.0 EXCHANGE 2.0 FILESHARE 2.0 FILM 2.0 FINANCE 2.0 FITNESS 2.0 FOOD 2.0 FORUM 2.0 FUN 2.0 FUND 2.0 GAMBLE 2.0 GAME 2.0 HISTORY 2.0 HOBBY 2.0 HOSTING 2.0 IDENTITY 2.0 IM 2.0 IMAGES 2.0 INSURANCE 2.0 INVEST 2.0 IP 2.0 KNOWLEDGE 2.0 LEGAL 2.0 LIBRARY 2.0 LIFESTYLE 2.0 LIST 2.0 LOCAL 2.0 MAP 2.0 MARKET 2.0 MARKETING 2.0 MASHUPS 2.0 MATCH 2.0 MEDIA 2.0 MESSAGING 2.0 MIND MAPPING 2.0 MOBILE 2.0 MONITOR 2.0 MULTIMEDIA 2.0 MUSIC 2.0 NEWS 2.0 NOT 2.0 NOTES 2.0 OFFICE 2.0 ORGANIZE 2.0 OS 2.0 OUTLOOK 2.0 P2P 2.0 PERSONAL MFG 2.0 PERSONALIZATION 2.0 PETS 2.0 PHILANTHROPY 2.0 PLAN 2.0 PODCAST 2.0 POLITICS 2.0 POLL 2.0 PORTAL 2.0 POWERPOINT 2.0 PR 2.0 PRINT 2.0 PROFILE 2.0 PROJECT 2.0 PSP 2.0 PUBLISH 2.0 R&D 2.0 RADIO 2.0 RATE 2.0 REAL ESTATE 2.0 RECOMMEND 2.0 RECRUITING 2.0 RELIGION 2.0 REMIND 2.0 REMOTE ACCESS 2.0 REPUTATION 2.0 RESEARCH 2.0 REVENUE 2.0 REVIEWS 2.0 RSS 2.0 SCHEDULE 2.0 SEARCH 2.0 SECURITY 2.0 SEO 2.0 SMS 2.0 SOCIAL MEDIA 2.0 SOCIAL NETWORKING 2.0 SOFTWARE 2.0 SPORT 2.0 STATS 2.0 STORAGE 2.0 STUDENT 2.0 SUPPORT 2.0 SURVEY 2.0 SYNCH 2.0 TAG 2.0 TASK 2.0 TEXT 2.0 TIME 2.0 TOOLS 2.0 TOUR 2.0 TRACK & TRACE 2.0 TRADING 2.0 TRAVEL 2.0 TV 2.0 UI 2.0 UNKNOWN 2.0 UTILITIES 2.0 VAS 2.0 VIDEO 2.0 VODCAST 2.0 VOICE 2.0 VOTE 2.0 WEATHER 2.0 WIFI 2.0 WIKI 2.0 WINDOWS 2.0 WORD 2.0 WORK 2.0 WRITE 2.0
    20.  
    21. Web 2.0 Culture
      • Not just technology
      • What makes Web 2.0 particularly interesting is that it’s a culture, and an aesthetic
      • People are very passionate about it
      • Trying to implement Web 2.0 technology without embracing the
      • culture is a great way to mark yourself as a “clueless suit”
      • Largely driven by hobbyists
      • Companies doing it create a hobbyist-type atmosphere (Google, Flickr)
      • Key: passion, and personal interest
      • People: doing stuff they’re really into, and so others are into it too
      • Idea: help others in some way
    22. Community Oriented
      • Most successful Web 2.0 endeavors are focused on community in some way
      • Whether it’s mapping available housing from Craigslist on your local
      • Google Maps area, or browsing Flickr photos by the color wheel, or getting people together to talk about their dreams
      • The focus on community, or servicing the community, is part of the “authenticity”
    23. Web 2.0 Lessons
      • Software value is proportional to the scale and dynamism of the data it helps to manage.
      • Service automatically gets better the more people use it.
      • Blogging and the wisdom of the crowds.
      • Network effects from user participation are the key to marketing.
      • We, the media.
      • Data is the next Intel inside.
      • Operations must become a core competency.
      • Support SOAP, REST, AJAX, etc.
      • Think syndication, not coordination.
      • Innovation in assembly: The Mashups.
      • Design for “hackability” and remixability.
      • Some rights reserved.
    24. Web 1.0 Vs Web 2.0
    25.  
    26.  
    27. From Web 1.0 to Web 2.0
      • Web 1.0
      • DoubleClick
      • Ofoto
      • Akamai
      • mp3.com
      • Britannica Online
      • personal websites
      • Evite
      • domain name speculation
      • page views
      • screen scraping
      • Publishing
      • content management systems
      • directories (taxonomy)
      • Stickiness
      • Web 2.0
      • Google AdSense
      • Flickr
      • BitTorrent
      • Napster
      • Wikipedia
      • Blogging
      • upcoming.org and EVDB
      • search engine optimization
      • cost per click
      • wikis
      • web services
      • Participation
      • tagging (&quot;folksonomy&quot;)
      • syndication
      From Tim O’Reilly’s ‘What is Web 2.0’on O’ReillyNet, 9/30/2005; http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/a/oreilly/tim/news/2005/09/30/what-is-web-20.html?page=1
    28. Web 1.0 Vs Web 2.0 Web 1.0 was about companies. Dot com Bubble Web 2.0 is about communities. MySpace Facebook Web 1.0 was about homepages. Web 2.0 is about blogging. Web 1.0 was about wires. Web 2.0 is about wireless. Web 1.0 was about Netscape. Web 2.0 is about Google. Web 1.0 was dial up Web 2.0 is about broadband. Yahoo mail 1998 with 2 MB of storage. Google Mail (Gmail) with 8GB of storage. Web 1.0 was about wires. Web 2.0 is about wireless.
    29. Architecture of Participation
      • In Web 1.0 You Paid Workers For Content
    30. Architecture of Participation
      • In Web 2.0 Users Give It To You For Free
    31. Web 2.0 Technologies and Tools
    32. Web 2.0 Tools
      • Internet communication and productivity tools that are:
      • User-Centered
      • Collaborative
      • Social
      • Interactive
      • Content-rich
      • Multi-media-rich
      • De-centralized (control)
    33. Google Stuff
      • Google maps
      • Picasa (photo sharing)
      • Docs
        • Spreadsheet
        • Word Processing
      • eMail
      • Blogger
      • Calendar
      • Sketch-up (build 3d models)
      • Orkut (Social Networking)
      • You Tube
    34. RSS
      • RSS – R eally S imple S yndication – is a family of XML file formats for web syndication used by news websites and weblogs.
      • RSS is an essential tool for keeping up with the changes!
    35. RSS
    36. Wiki’s
      • A website that includes the collaboration of work from many different authors: allows anyone to edit, delete, or modify the content on the web. (Wiki means &quot;quick&quot; in Hawaiian.)
    37.  
    38. Blogs
      • we B logs : A weblog is a journal (or newsletter) that is frequently updated.
      • Two types:
        • Personal;
        • Informational
    39. Wiki Vs. Blog
      • A blog , or web log, shares writing and multimedia content in the form of “posts” (starting point entries) and “comments” (responses to the posts). While commenting, and even posting, are open to the members of the blog or the general public, no one is able to change a comment or post made by another. The usual format is post-comment-comment-comment, and so on. For this reason, blogs are often the vehicle of choice to express individual opinions . A wiki has a far more open structure and allows others to change what one person has written. This openness may trump individual opinion with group consensus .
    40. Social Networking
      • Public Networks
      • Private Networks
    41.  
    42. Public Social Netowks Worldwide US, Canada, Australia Brazil, India UK, Ireland, New Zealand Latin America Southeast Asia Popular by geography Popular by themes Business Movies Books Games/Anime Photos
    43. Private Social Networks Niche communities surrounding common interest Theatre Enthusiasts Single Moms Chelsea Fans insistent on keeping the riff-raff out University of Essex for International Students
    44.  
    45. Social Media
      • Social media is driven by the consumer not driven by business and is currently experiencing growth
      • Photo Sharing
      • Video Sharing
    46. Social Media
      • The Social Networking has grown 12.7% from November 2006 to April 2007. In Canada from April 2006 to April 2007
        • Facebook grew 2424%
        • YOUTUBE grew 616%
        • MySpace grew 135%
    47. YouTube YouTube is a popular free video sharing website which lets users upload, view, and share video clips. … Tobi – http://youtube.com/profile?user=TobiMichelleM
    48. Social Bookmarking
      • Social Bookmarking: “The ability to save and categorize a personal collection of bookmarks and share them with others. Users may also take bookmarks saved by others and add them to their own collection, as well as to subscribe to the lists of others.”
      • Teachers & students can bookmark sites and arrange them by tags – colleagues can share useful sites, teachers can compile & share sites with students for specific assignments or general issues, students can share sites with each other or show their research on a specific issue like a working bibliography.
    49. How does it Work?
      • Non- Hierarchical keyword categorization
      • No controlled vocabulary
      • Users “tag” their bookmarks with keywords they choose themselves
      • All tags are PUBLIC, viewable and searchable by default – No expectation of privacy (but you can set to private)
    50. Tagging
      • Any user-generated word or phrase that helps organize web content and label it in a more human way.
      • Though standard sets of labels allow users to mark content in a general way, tagging items with self-chosen labels creates a stronger identification of the content
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    53. Mashups
      • A mashup is a site or application that combines content from several services into and integrated product or experience for the user.
    54.  
    55. Widgets
      • An element of a graphical user interface ( GUI ) that displays information or provides a specific way for a user to interact with the operating system and application .
      • Widgets include icons, pull-down menus, buttons, selection boxes, progress indicators, on-off checkmarks, scroll bars, windows, window edges (that let you resize the window), toggle buttons, forms, and many other devices for displaying information and for inviting, accepting, and responding to user actions.
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    58. Podcast, Webcast and Webinar
    59. Podcast, Webcast and Webinar i POD broad CAST Media file distributed by paid or free subscription over Internet using RSS, for playback on mobile devices and personal computers To send live audio or video programming over the Web. It is the Internet counterpart to traditional radio and TV broadcasting. OR To send selected Web-based information (text, graphics, audio, video, etc.) to Internet users based on individual requirements. ( WEB -based sem INAR ) A workshop or lecture delivered over the Web and may be a one-way, or there may be interaction between the audience and the presenters. Podcast Webcast Webinar
    60. Blog with Podcasts, Wikis and Feeds
    61. Virtual Worlds: Second Life
      • Second Life is a free online virtual world imagined and created by its Residents. From the moment you enter Second Life, you'll discover a fast-growing digital world filled with people, entertainment, experiences and opportunity.
    62.  
    63. Life in a Virtual World
    64. NOAA in Second Life
    65. Office 2.0
      • Presentation
      • Spreadsheets
      • Word processing
      • Project Management
      • Email System
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    68. Web 2.0 Benefits Enterprise 2.0 Education 2.0 Government 2.0
    69. Government 2.0
    70. What is Government 2.0?
      • Improved policy outcomes
      • More effective use of government information
      • Streamlined internal operations
      • Attracting top talent
    71. Government 1.0 Vs Government 2.0 Deloitte Research (2008), Change your world or the world will change you, The future of collaborative government and Web 2.0
    72. Communication Networks Models for Getting Things Done
    73.  
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    75. Education 2.0
    76. Social Web for Education
      • “ The social web is transforming the way people use the Internet to do business, access information and connect with each other. It has revolutionised the way we are entertained, and altered forever the way we learn ”.
      Source: John, P. & Wheeler, S. (2008)
    77. Social Software for Personal Learning Personal Learning Environment Podcast Blog E-Portfolio Social Network Wikis Mashup Social Tags Mobile Phone ? Chat Evidence of Personal Learning
    78. Enterprise 2.0
    79. Web 2.0 Driving Enterprise Growth?
      • ‘ Next wave of corporate productivity gains should be paced by Web 2.0 driven collaboration tools that use the network as the platform to enable users to connect ‘any device to any content over any combination of networks’
      • (John Chambers, CEO, Cisco Systems, 5/22/07)
    80. Web 2.0 Challenges and Problems
    81. Security
      • Identity Problem
      • Privacy aspects
      • Open Vs Transparency Vs Private Vs Secured
      • Criminal activities
      • Scammers, Phishers, …
    82. Copyrights
      • Not referenced materials
      • Who is the first to say?
    83. Ethics
      • Illegal content
      • Mistaken information
      • False relationships
      • Marketing Vs Truth
    84.  
    85. Future
    86. Web 3.0
      • Web 3.0 is “the sensor-web, in which the architecture of participation will be an automatic by product of the devices we carry around with us.”
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    91. Web 4.0? Web 5.0? Web 6.0?...
    92. Web 2.0, MoICT and Jordan
    93. How to Web 2.0?
      • Educate at all levels in the organization to understand Web 2.0
      • Develop strategy for online collaboration align to organizational objectives
      • Initiate pilot project to test the organization’s readiness to embrace the principles of online collaboration
      • Evaluate existing enterprise technologies to compatible with Web 2.0 strategy
    94. How to Web 2.0?
      • Create policies to maximize benefits of adopting Web 2.0
      • Measure results by establishing KPIs to measure strategy’s success
      • Embrace collaboration culture by continually evolving how interaction happens with stakeholders inside and outside of government
    95.  
    96. Thank You Q & A

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