The document discusses the evolution of the web from Web 0.x to Web 2.0 and how it has become a platform where everybody participates and contributes content. It provides examples of how blogging, wikis, social bookmarking, image sharing, online calendars and team collaboration have become more participatory with Web 2.0. The key aspect of Web 2.0 is participation by users to both consume and produce content.

1. ...the web as platform
Dott. Romeo Pruno “Europa e..non sol
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University of Camerino dialogo intorno ai confini
romeo.pruno@unicam.it Senigallia, 11-14 settembre 2006

2. Introduction
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 The web as platform
 Data is the next intel inside
 Examples of web 2.0 usage

3. Introduction

 The web as platform
 Data is the next intel inside
 Examples of web 2.0 usage

4. Web
100
0.x
90
80
Web
70
1.0
Web
60
2.0
50
40
30
20
10
0
Web 0.x Web 1.0 Web 2.0
Content Producer
Content Consumer
Web 0.x – Few producers to many consumers
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Web 1.0 – M any producers to “everybody”
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Web 2.0 – Everybody to “everybody”
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5. The key of“w eb 2. i the parteci on!
0” s pati
Users has to
modify content
Trust your
user
A large number of
applications requires
Our server has
only platform
your data!
Trust your
Scalability
server
Sofwtare and platform
User as are dynamics with add-ins
Perpetual
co-
Users preferences
beta
developer
not feedback

6. Thanks to this new conceptual model, today is possible
to make everithing that comes up in our mind!
To share
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 To speak
 To work
 To study
 ....
....with web 2.0 theese functions are increased with
the partecipation of users!

7. Web 1.0 Web 2.0
Partecipation
Publishing
Ofoto Flickr
Britannica online Wikipedia
Personal websites Blogging
CMS Wikis

8. Introduction

 The web as platform
 Data is the next intel inside
 Examples of web 2.0 usage

9. weB-LOG
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 Wiki
 Social Bookmarking
 Start Pages
 Image store and sharing
 Web-Based Word Processing
 OnLine calendars
 Team Collaboration

10. 1994-2001
The modern blog evolved from the online diary where people would keep a
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running account of their personal lives.
The term quot;weblogquot; was coined by Jorn Barger on 17 December 1997. The
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short form, quot;blog,quot; was coined by Peter Merholz, who jokingly broke the
word weblog into the phrase we blog in the sidebar of his blog Peterme.com
in April or May of 1999.
By 2001, blogging was enough of a phenomenon that how-to manuals began
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to appear, primarily focusing on technique. The importance of the blogging
community (and its relationship to larger society) increased rapidly.
2002- 2004
Since 2002, blogs have gained increasing notice and coverage for their role in
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breaking, shaping, and spinning news stories. The Iraq war saw bloggers
taking measured and passionate points of view that go beyond the
traditional left-right divide of the political spectrum.
In 2004, the role of blogs became increasingly mainstream, as political
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consultants, news services and candidates began using them as tools for
outreach and opinion forming. Even politicians not actively campaigning,
such as the UK's Labour Party's MP Tom Watson, began to blog to bond with
constituents.

11. 2005...
More than 250.000.000 of blogger in the world
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100 new blogger every 1 hour
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A variety of different systems are used to create and maintain
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blogs
Dedicated web applications can eliminate the need for blogger
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to manage this software
http://www.communityserver.org
http://www.wordpress.org http://www.blogger.com

12. http://usr.cs.unicam.it/europe
Title
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 Body
 Post date
 Comments
 Categories

13. http://www.wikipedia.org
It is a type of website
that allows visitors
to easily add,
remove, or
otherwise edit and
change some
available content,
sometimes without
the need for
registration.

14. http://del.icio.us
Social Bookmarks Manager
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The site came online in late
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2003
Everything posted to
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del.icio.us is publicly viewable
by default

15. http://live.com
Start pages that allows your
favorite content to be
displayed, rearranged, and viewed
dynamically whenever you
want.
You can take news from:
Blogs
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Forum
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Newspapers
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Emails
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....
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16. http://www.flickr.com
the best way to store, search,

sort and share your photos
Blog the photos you take
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with a cameraphone
Securely and privately show

photos to your friends and
family around the world

17. http://www.writely.com
Share document
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Edit your document
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anywhere
Store your document
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online

18. http://google.com/calendar
Share agenda
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Collaborative
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appointments
Chek tour app.

anywhere

19. http://usr.cs.unicam.it
Organize tasks
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Forum
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Workspaces
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On line meetings
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20. Introduction

 The web as platform
 Data is the next intel inside
 Examples of web 2.0 usage

21. Database management is a core competence of

Web 2.0 architectures!
 More persons says “SQ L i the new H TM L”
s
.... this fact leads to a key question:

22. What do you think about the possibility to write
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your“secret busi ness pl usi w ri y,and
an” ng tel
send it via gmail?
 W hen w e use an “identi account”,w here are
ty
stored our personal data?

23. Web 2.0 represents a methodology and not an
instrument, so when you want to use this
conceptual model in your company, please take
care your identity!

24. Introduction

 The web as platform
 Data is the next intel inside
 Examples of web 2.0 usage

25. Collab.
word
processing
Indexing
and
Survey
search
Collaborative
Work Instant
space messag.
Portal
Discussi
File
on
sharing
Groups
Forum