Making Web 2 work for You - Presentation Transcript
Making Web 2 work for You Brian Rich ruralnet|uk [email_address]
What is Web 2?
Ofoto
photo gallery (now Kodak EasyShare)
Britannica Online
on online encyclopedia
website
static pages about organisations or people
content management systems
websites with a backend database
directories (taxonomy)
Yell, Thompson, highly structured data
stickiness
encouraging a visitor to stay longer on your website
Let’s be clear about Web 1 first
What is Web 2?
Ofoto --- Flickr
photo gallery website
Britannica Online --- Wikipedia
worldwide editable encyclopedia
personal website --- blogging
Blogger, Wordpress, Typepad, Six Apart
content management systems --- wiki
shared editable website
directories (taxonomy) --- tagging (folksonomy)
del.icio.us
stickiness --- RSS
BBC, CNN, Paris Match
The transition to Web 2
What’s different about Web 2?
Where is the Software?
HTML, Frontpage, Dreamweaver, FTP?
Where is the Data
MS Access, mySQL, Excel?
What must I know?
web, programming, design?
What do I pay?
£££s Monthly, annually?
Web 2 – more is less…
Where is the software?
in your browser
Where is the data
out there somewhere …
What must I know?
how to use a browser – and edit/save
What do I pay?
from nothing to not a lot
Search Engines
ASK
Yahoo
Google
The job of a search engine is to trawl the web for new content every day, indexing the content of pages, adding to the database ‘out there’ all the time
They collect data about the web
What Search Engines offer?
Web Pages
Images
Maps
News
Why do I need RSS?
R eally S imple S yndication
‘ Live Web’
notification when a page changes
RSS Readers (RSS Bookmarks)
BBC, Blogs
RSS Aggregators (Google Reader)
a dashboard for stuff that interests… leveraging that data ‘out there’
Why should I tag?
Tag?
keyword stuff that is useful to me
You mean bookmark?
no TAG - this makes my reference public rather than just in my browser
bookmarks in my browser are for my current interests
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