Web 2.0 allows for more interactive and user-generated websites where people can share information, interact through comments and chat, and collaborate on content such as Wikipedia pages. Blogs let individuals publish writings and opinions online and receive comments. Wikis enable collaborative content creation that can be edited by all users. Media uploading sites permit sharing photos, music and videos for others to view and comment on. Social networks facilitate connecting with others and sharing information, pictures, and files between friends and acquaintances.

1. Internet DevelopmentsGina 10A

2. Web 2.0The recent development of interactive websites that are quite different to the old websites. Web 2.0 is often called the 'Social Web‘. It allow users to interact and share. Also it is called “Read-Write-Web because now it’s been written by users.Allow users to:Share information(e.g. notes and photos on Facebook)

3. interact (add comments, chat, etc.)

4. collaborate on content (e.g. creating pages on Wikipedia)

5. create their own content (e.g. videos on YouTube)Blogs & BloggingWhere someone can write about a topic and be a writer and publisher on the Web.It can be personal, based on an interest or anything you want to write.Can leave comments and begin discussions connected with the blog posts.Can share your opinions and views by publish it on the blog.The act of writing a blog.

6. WikisAllows users to collaborate (work together) to create the content.Can edited by everyoneAutomatically create automatic links between pages.Used by: Encyclopaedia (e.g. Wkipedia0