This document discusses recent developments in internet technology including the rise of Web 2.0, which allows users to interact and share content online. It outlines several major internet creations such as blogs, wikis, media uploading sites, podcasts, and social networks. These developments have enabled people around the world to easily connect, share information and media, and collaborate online. The interactive nature of new websites and services means users can both consume and create content on the internet.

1. Internet Development
Daniela Del Rio
Lara Gómez
Pedro Echeverri
Colegio Británico de Cartagena
11B
Computer

2. Contents
• Introduction
• Objective
• Web 2.0
• Wikis
• Media Uploading Sites
• Podcasts
• Social Networks
• Conclusion
• References

3. Introduction
• As the years passes by humans had been
working on internet developments. Since
then, so many web pages been made, for
information, recreation, blogs and news. Now a
days in seconds, people from different
continents can get news or messages. Thanks to
the social networks people can get
together, share pictures, information and news.

4. Objectives
• - show the latest human creations in the internet
• - talk about the six most important creations:
• - web 2.0
• -blogs
• -wikis
• -podcast
• -social networks
• -media uploading sites

5. Web 2.0
• Web 2.0 are not a normal websites,what we mean about normal
website (web 1.0) is a webpage that only share information with
people and allow them to see pictures but do not interact with the
users. Web 2.0 is the name given to the recent development of
interactive websites that they are quite different to the traditional
ones. They allow us to :
• Share information (e.g. notes and photos on Facebook)
• Interact (add comments, chat, etc.)
• Collaborate on content (e.g. creating pages on Wikipedia)
• Create their own content (e.g. videos on YouTube
• Web 2.0 is often called the 'Social Web' because of the way that
users can interact and share. It's also been called the 'Read-Write
Web' because much of the content is now written by users (they're
not just reading)

6. Blogs
• A blog is a website where anyone but mostly writers,writes about a
topic.
• Blogs can be personal (someone writing about their own life, or their
personal views), based on an interest (e.g. football), or some
businesses also use blogs to write about new products, etc.
• A blog allows someone to be a writer and publisher on the Web with
very little effort or cost. A blog can be setup with just a few
clicks, whereas a few years ago you'd need a lot of technical
knowledge to create your own website.
Many blogs have systems that allow readers to leave comments
and begin discussions connected with the blog posts.
• Blogging (the act of writing a blog) has become very popular over
the past decade or so (there are well over 200 million unique blogs).

7. • Blogs allow people to publish their views and opinions very easily,
without anyone else checking what they are writing. For this reason,
it is very important that you do not take the viewpoints expressed on
blogs as facts - they are just one person's opinion and maybe
factually very wrong.

8. Wikis
• Wiki is a website that allows users to collaborate (work together) to
create the content. The pages of a wiki can be edited by everyone
(or those who have the password) so that different people can add
to the page, edit things, fix errors, etc.
Because many people can edit pages on a wiki, you have to be
aware that the information you read may not be entirely accurate -
sometimes people edit pages and write things that are wrong.
Usually the errors are noticed and fixed by other wiki users, but not
always.

9. Media uploading sites
• There are many websites that allow users to create, upload and
share their own media such as photos, music or video. Usually other
users can rate or comment on the media that is uploaded leading to
these sites often being referred to as 'Social Media' sites.
All media upload sites have rules about the type of media that you
can upload - you have to either own the copyright to the image /
music / video yourself, or have permission from the copyright owner.

10. Podcast
• A podcast is a type of digital media consisting of an episodic series
of files (either audio or video) subscribed to and downloaded
through web syndication.
• A list of all the audio or video files currently associated with a given
series is maintained centrally on the distributor's server as a web
feed, and the listener or viewer employs special client application
software known as a podcatcher that can access this web feed,
check it for updates, and download any new files in the series.

11. Social Networks
• A social network website is a site that allows user to connect with
other users who are friends / relatives, or who share similar
interests.
Connected users can then share information / pictures / files with
each other, send messages, chat, etc.

12. Conclusion
• All the things above had been helping human
being to be connected with each other, to be part
of someone else's life, to express themselves to
the world. All because of the blogs, media
uploading sites, wikis, web 2.0, social
network, people can be part of the internet and
made their own attribution to it. It may be in the
life's of someone they know or to the entire
world. This is the new way of communicating
our feelings into the world upon us.

13. References
• http://www.google.com.co/search?q=blogs&oe=utf-8&rls=org.mozilla:es-
ES:official&client=firefox-a&channel=np&um=1&ie=UTF-
8&hl=es&tbm=isch&source=og&sa=N&tab=wi&ei=NIloT77RA8mztwfjn42PCQ&biw
=1024&bih=677&sei=RYloT8-rJZOEtgeatPiRCQ
• http://www.igcseict.info/theory/6/internet/index.html