Web 2.0 allows users to interact with each other and share content online through features like blogs, wikis, social networks, and media uploading sites. Users can post links, photos, notes, and videos; comment and chat with others; collaboratively edit content; and create their own blogs, pages, and media. Popular examples of Web 2.0 include social media sites that let users connect, share information and media, and comment on each other's posts.

1. By: BAM Y10

2. WEB 2.0
 Web 2.0 is the web site that developed from the
normal web which is the World Wide Web 1.0
(www)
 Web 2.0 is 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.

3. What can we do on WEB 2.0 ??
Nowadays many websites allow the users to:
 Share information (to post links, photo, note ,etc. )
 Interact (to add comments, chat, etc.)
 collaborate on content
 create their own content (e.g.. to share video on
YouTube)

4. Blogs and Blogging
 A blog is the website where people posting and
sharing comments, links, etc.
Many blogs have systems
that allow readers to leave
comments and begin
discussions connected with
the blog posts.

5. WiKi
 Wiki is the website that allows every user
to add comment, edit and create the page
and content.
 Wiki automatically creates automatic links
between pages.

6. Media Uploading Sites
 These are the websites that allow the user
to upload and shear their own media
(picture, video, link, music).
 The media that is uploaded leading to
these sites being referred to as 'Social
Media' sites.

7. Social Networks
 A social network website is a site that
allows user to connect with other user.
 Users are able to shear their
information (music, picture, etc.)