Uploaded byAntonio Vantaggiato
We.are.the.Web
This document is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Puerto Rico License. It discusses the state of the internet and web 2.0. Key points made are that users now provide and edit most online content through collaboration and collective intelligence. The limits of control have been removed, empowering users. The computer, cellphone, and web are now ubiquitous.
More Related Content
We.are.the.Web
- 1. THIS WORK ISLICENSED UNDER A CREATIVE COMMONS ATTRIBUTION-NONCOMMERCIAL- SHARE ALIKE 3.0 PUERTO RICO LICENSE WE ARE THE WEB Antonio Vantaggiato Universidad del Sagrado Corazón netedu.info blogs.netedu.info antoniovantaggiato.net
- 2. We are theWeb! Mass collaboration Users provide for contents Collective Inteligence
- 3. The Internet? Bah! CliffordStoll 27 Feb. 1995 1995: The Internet? One to many
- 4. A new territory The limits of my language are the limits of my world -L. Wittgenstein
- 5. The computer iseverywhere The cellphone is everywhere The Web is everywhere Brave New World
- 6. Source: www.internetworldstats.com, 2008, END, 2009 USA 72.5 EU 59.9 Norway Puerto Rico 87.7 35 Antigua Chile 85.9 44.9 Costa Rica 35.7 Argentina 39.3 Brazil 26.1 Internet Access
- 7. State of theInternet 2010 Business Data & Infographics by FOCUS.COM
- 8. State of theInternet 2010 Business Data & Infographics by FOCUS.COM
- 9. State of theInternet 2010 Business Data & Infographics by FOCUS.COM
- 10. WEB 2.0 users Upload content
- 11. What about Authority? Weall contribute ::: Social Construction of Knowledge
- 12.
- 13. “By removing thecentral control points, the Web enabled a self- organizing, self-stimulating growth of contents and links on a scale the world has literally never before experienced.” --David Weinberger No control >>>Power to the People<<<
- 14.
- 15.
- 16.
- 17.
- 18. We, the users Are the new Web!
- 19. What about copyright? It must be thought out anew…
- 20.
- 21. JRLN: Web:::educa+10n Journal http://blogs.netedu.info/?page_id=194 mashup Among the most important educational technologies: horizon report 2008 (nmc)
- 22. bloggin’ in thewind! (weblogs)
- 23.
- 24.
- 25. Blog (RSS) aggregation A pleasant reading!
- 26. Twitter At a newsstandclose to you
- 27. Twitter...is looking like plumbing,and plumbing is eternal microblogging Twitter, FriendFeed
- 28. This is me in Twitter
- 29. This is MikeWesch Author of “The Machine is Us/ing Us”
- 30. This is BarackObama US President
- 31. And this isBritney! …what?
- 32. Conversations are key dialogue
- 33.
- 34. Possibilities & Challenges WE ARE THE WEB!
- 35.
- 36.
- 37.
- 38. ustream.tv Hulu YouTube TV photo &film editing, online Hello, TV??
- 39. So... did yousee the convergence? :-)
- 40. Conversations everywhere Education anywhere, anytime Social immersion anywhere, anytime Entertainment anywhere, anytime anytime, anywhere, everywhere
- 41. Will the conversationshelp us deepen our understanding, or will they just be surface navigation? Just one question
- 42. Questions? Antonio Vantaggiato avantaggiato@sagrado.edu www.antoniovantaggiato.net