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1. Slide 1: MIMAS web 2.0 Scott Wilson, CETIS QuickTimeﾪ and a http://www.cetis.ac.uk/members/scott/foaf.rdf TIFF (Uncompressed) decompressor are needed to see this picture. IS ET This work is licensed under a Attribution- C NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.0 licence
2. Slide 2: Are you Web 2.0? QuickTimeﾪ and a TIFF (Uncompressed) decompressor are needed to see this picture. IS ET C
3. Slide 3: What is web 2.0? • There is no “real” definition, but it’s a recognizable pattern… • … where services tend to be user- centric, distributed, co-created, evolving, open and extensible with rich user experience • Tag clouds and rounded corners are entirely optional IS ET C
4. Slide 4: O’Reilly’s take QuickTimeﾪ and a TIFF (Uncompressed) decompressor are needed to see this picture. IS ET C
5. Slide 5: User-centric • Personalised &&|| Personal • “Identity 2.0” • Profiles • Usability • “Long tail” • Self-service IS ET C
6. Slide 6: Distributed • “Do one thing well” • Widgets • Software As A Service • Infrastructure As A Service • Device independence IS ET C
7. Slide 7: Co-created • User created content • “Architecture of participation” • Creative Commons • Remix Culture • “Radical trust” IS ET C
8. Slide 8: Evolving • Feedback loops • “Perpetual beta” • Emergent behaviour • “Collective intelligence” & social networks • Layered metadata • Folksonomy IS ET C
9. Slide 9: Open & Extensible • Proper URLs For Proper Objects • Feeds • APIs • Microformats • REST & open data • Hackability • Mashups IS ET C
10. Slide 10: Rich user experience • Rich web applications – Highly responsive interfaces – AJAX • Rich internet applications – iTunes • Smartifacts – Nabaztag IS ET C
11. Slide 11: The dark side… • Walled gardens that “look” 2.0: Facebook • Accessibility • Usability • Rights and licenses • Reliability • Sustainability IS ET C
12. Slide 12: Barriers… • Third-party licenses • Requires actual users! • Doesn’t fit the “brown bread” ethos… IS ET C