(February, 2016) "Web 2.0" expresses my personal favorite examples, and why this technological shift has grown to benefit me.

1. Web 2.0
Nicholas Eliopoulos

2. “...an important shift in the way
digital information is created, shared,
stored, distributed, and manipulated”
(Wolcott, 2007).
Importance of Web 2.0

3. Google Drive and Youtube (21st Centuries)
- Large amounts of viewing
- Easily accessible websites
- News sources

4. Google Drive (2012)
“Cloud-based” (online)
- Access on any computer

5. Google Drive: Online chat
- Creates teamwork
- Collaboration of ideas at the same time
- Web 2.0

6. Google Drive Features

7. Google Drive Features (Admin, Brown, and Hocutt)
- 68% Female
- 32% Male
- Different Races

8. Youtube (2005)
- Easy to follow
- Mass amounts of video
- Allows people to “Broadcast themselves”
- Human expression

9. “Me at the Zoo”, Jawed Karim,
(4-23-2005)
- 0:19 minutes
- Youtube allows you to
“subscribe” to an account
Youtube (2005)

10. Youtube Subscription
- Web 2.0
- Free
- Interaction between the poster/viewer
- Videos shown with “relevancy” to viewer’s liking

11. My subscriptions

12. Jon Barzacchini. “Fishing the Midwest”
- 20 years old
- 430,000 subscribers

13. References
Admin, Maury Brown, and Daniel Hocutt. "Learning to Use, Useful for Learning:
A Usability Study of Google Apps for Education." JUS. N.p., n.d. Web. 21 Feb. 2017.
Karim, Jawed. "Me at the Zoo." YouTube. YouTube, 23 Apr. 2005. Web. 20 Feb. 2017.
"MTB's "Unofficial" Top 10 Bass Fishing YouTubers." Mystery Tackle Box. N.p., 24 Nov.
2015. Web. 21 Feb. 2017.
Sottek, T.C. "Google Drive Officially Launches with 5GB Free Storage, Google Docs
Integration." The Verge. The Verge, 24 Apr. 2012. Web. 20 Feb. 2017.
Wolcott, Mike. "What Is Web 2.0?" CBS News. CBS Interactive, 15 May 2007. Web.
20 Feb. 2017.