Web 2.0 allows for more sharing, interaction, and collaboration online through features that enable users to share content publicly, add comments, and modify information together. Examples of Web 2.0 include blogs, wikis, social networks, and media uploading sites, which allow users to create, upload, view, comment on videos, images and share common interests. However, users need to be cautious of copyright and seek permission before posting others' content.

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2. What is WEB 2.0? Web 2.0 is a new generation of web pages that extend from the original “static” versions, incorporating new features such as : Sharing : Ability to share data in public spaces Interaction : Add personal comments Collaboration : Modify information / content from sites Create : Create your own intellectual property

3. EXAMPLES / FORMS OF WEB 2.0 Blogs and Blogging Wikis Social Networks Media Uploading Sites

4. Blogs and Blogging

5. Wikis

6. Media Uploading Sites Media uploading sites allow users to create their own virtual content (such as videos and images) and upload them to the web. Other users than view, comment, and rate the content. Controversial : Users need to be cautious with copyright and intellectual property rights. Users need to have permission from the owner prior to posting content from others.

7. Social Networks Social media is a merging concept of all the different types of web 2.0 mentioned before. Social networks such as Facebook allow millions of users to interact , sharing common interests, homemade content, and by posting ideas.