This document discusses the use of Web 2.0 technologies in a project. Web 2.0 allowed the target audience to provide direct feedback through interactive platforms like YouTube and Facebook. These platforms were used throughout planning, creation, and gathering feedback on video content, print designs, and more. Web 2.0 helped the group efficiently share ideas, research, and existing materials despite busy schedules. The audience could also leave comments and feedback through the project's Facebook page.

1. Web 2.0

2. This project relied a lot on technology. When using media technologies in this project I considered
carefully how I could present my different blog post to make visually interesting instead of having large
blocks of texts consistently. Instead I found creative solutions to try and present my information in
different ways. For example I used information platforms such as prezi, slideshare and youtbe.

3. Web 2.0
Web 2.0 technology was very important in this project. Through Web 2.0 we could
directly involve our target audience in the interactivity by inviting them asking for their
opinions on rough cuts and my digipak and promotional poster design. YouTube and
Facebook were the two main Web 2.0 websites Which I often used throughout the
planning, creation and feedback of our video. Using Facebook in creating my print
products mean't I could instantly receive feedback from my target audience rather than
trying to organise a date to meet up and discuss it which saved a lot of time. We were
also able to communicate as a group through Facebook so we could share ideas
quickly to each other which helped immensely as we all have different timetables so it
was hard to arrange a time we could all get together. Web.20 helped us to share photos
and existing videos towards our research and planning which was very helpful towards
this project.

4. Our facebook page

5. Our audience were able to leave comments and feedback through the use of
the web