Web 1.0 to Web 3.0 - OS & Creative Commons

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  1. Web 1.0 to 3.0... James Burke, deBurca Ltd, NETPark, Sedgefield, Co. Durham
  2. Web 1.0 to 3.0... James Burke, deBurca Ltd, NETPark, Sedgefield, Co. Durham
  3. • Overview of web 1.0 to web 3.0 • objectives: • influence of Open Source • emergence of the Creative Commons • examples of use
  4. • web 1.0 - content publishing • web 2.0 - user generated content, collaboration, community & collective intelligence leading to the “wisdom of the crowds” and/or the “madness of the mobs 2.0 • web 3.0 - the emergence of the “semantic web” and “the return of the expert”
  5. • copyright • proprietary • open source • “copyleft”
  6. • open source software • source - human and machine code • open - viewable, changeable human code • free... • not as in “free beer” but as in “free speech” • no purchased licence (for machine code) • software written,actually use thefor and by a community, who for a purpose, software • not just software • content (text, image, audio & video) & format • creative commons - copyleft
  7. • case study - reusing old equipment • school Internet research room with 10 PC’s for less than £1,000 • Parkhill Junior School, Essex • Computers from County Council • £300 on CD-ROM based operating system - Linux • Firefox - web browser • remainder on refurbishment
  8. • case study - reducing licence costs • Microsoft Office Professional • Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, Publisher, Outlook - £459 • Open Office • Writer, Calc, Impress, Base + Math, Draw • Scribus - desktop publishing • Thunderbird - email • Firefox - browser
  9. • how does open source work? • programmers can read, modify and redistribute the code - the software evolves... • people improve it and adapt it - and at an astonishing pace compared to conventional software development • any change that improves on the original is shared openly adding value over time • people inspecting and adding value to open source software improves the quality, security, development speed and adaptability over time
  10. • where’s the catch!? • you still have to undertake a “software selection process” - taking into account: • are you going to be a user or a user and contributor? • how mature is the community? • how sustainable is the application? • what new skills or technologies are required? • who installs, integrates, trains, hosts, maintains and supports the application? • is there an SLA available?
  11. web 2.0 • what is web 2.0? • a “second generation” of web based and hosted services
  12. web 2.0 • what is web 2.0? • a “second generation” of web based and hosted services
  13. web 2.0 • what is web 2.0? • a “second generation” of web based and hosted services
  14. web 2.0 • what is web 2.0? • a “second generation” of web based and hosted services
  15. Wikinomics “how mass collaboration changes everything” The Goldcorp Challenge “open source” proprietary information, harness “collective geniuis”; inspiration from MIT conference
  16. Our use to date... • “pick n mix” •CMS for SMEs • VLE for NGO and LAs •CoP for RDA and SMEs •OERs for SMEs and NHS
  17. • web 1.0 - content publishing • web 2.0 - user generated content, collaboration, community & collective intelligence leading to the “wisdom of the crowds” and/or the “madness of the mobs 2.0 • web 3.0 - the emergence of the “semantic web” and “the return of the expert”
  18. web 3.0...? • transforming the web into a database • service oriented architecture - machine accessible • platform independence • a path to AI - from “friends as filters” • ...?
  19. are we using it?
  20. Web 1.0 to 3.0... @deburca James Burke, deBurca Ltd, NETPark, Sedgefield, Co. Durham
  21. Web 1.0 to 3.0... @deburca James Burke, deBurca Ltd, NETPark, Sedgefield, Co. Durham
  22. acknowledgements • http://www.flickr.com/photos/laihiu/290630500 • http://www.flickr.com/photos/vaxzine/2406033737 • http://www.flickr.com/photos/sebastianprooth/315686462 • http://www.flickr.com/photos/wetterfrosch/130493617 • http://www.flickr.com/photos/16038409@N02/2327155978 • http://www.flickr.com/photos/64479867@N00/2617788003

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