The document discusses the evolution of the World Wide Web from Web 1.0 to Web 3.0. Web 1.0 was characterized as the initial generation of static websites. Web 2.0 focused on user-generated content and social media. Experts envision Web 3.0 as being machine-centric, with semantics and intelligent systems allowing machines to understand information on the web. Key aspects of Web 3.0 discussed include the semantic web, video web, 3D web, and ubiquitous web. The document also covers different perspectives on Web 3.0 and what technologies still need to be developed to fully realize the vision of Web 3.0.

1. Supervisor : Professor A.Alsedik
Presenters : Maram BaniYounes
Marilu Cervantes Salgado
Web 3.0

2. Outline
• Generations of WWW.
 Web 1.0
 Web 2.0
 Web 3.0
• Experts Visions about Web 3.0:
 Semantic Web
 Video Web
 3D Web
 Ubiquitous Web
• Where are we?
• Over Visions and Opinions about Web 3.0.
• What does Web 3.0 need?

3. Web 3.0Web 2.0Web 1.0
NowBefore Future

4. Web 1.0
Info – Centric Web
The first generation of the World Wide Web (WWW),
characterized by separate static websites.
It is one-way broadcasting.
It is invented 1989 by Tim Berners- Lee.
It was widely used between 1998 and 2001, and it is still
used beside Web 2.0 in almost all web sites.

5. Web 2.0
People Centric Web

6. Web 2.0 has no single definition but can be explained
through a series of Internet trends, one being the
empowerment of the user .
Deitel, Paul J; Deitel, Harvey M
Web 2.0
People Centric Web

7. Web 3.0
Machine Centric Web
Different meanings are intended to describe the evolution
of Web usage and interaction between the many possible
evolutionary paths.
The third generation of Web technologies and services that
emphasize a machine-facilitated understanding of information
on the Web.

8. Web 3.0
Evolution Paths
Semantic Web
Intelligent System Planning
Business and Network Applications
… etc.
Video Web
Web 3D
Ubiquitous and Pervasive Web

9. Web 3.0
Semantic Web
It is a group of methods and technologies to allow machines to
understand the meaning - or "semantics" - of information on the
World Wide Web.
The semantic web is a vision of information that is
understandable by computers, so computers can perform more
of the tedious work involved in finding, combining, and acting
upon information on the web.

10. Semantic Web
The Technology
It involves publishing in languages specifically designed
for data: Resource Description Framework (RDF), Web
Ontology Language (OWL), and Extensible Markup
Language (XML):
HTML describes documents and the links between them.
 RDF, OWL, and XML, by contrast, can describe arbitrary
things such as people, meetings, or airplane parts.

11. Web 3.0
Experts Statements'
Tim Berners-Lee
“…, you’ll Have access to an unbelievable data resource ”.
Nova Spivak
“…It's a set of standards that turns the Web into one big
database,” .
“ …I call it the World Wide Database”.

12. Semantic Web
Intelligent
The development of Web 3.0 focuses on adding metadata or
information to describe the content of the web which:
 Provide an intelligent level to the web site.
 Enable the user to communicate completely with the
machines.
Enable machines to communicate with each others.

13. Semantic Web
Intelligent System Planning
Example:
The Question: ”I’m looking for a warm place to vacation
and I have a budget of $3000. and I have an 11-year-old
child.”
Today’s System, such query can lead to hours of sifting (through lists of
flights, hotel, car rentals) and the options are often at odds with one
another.
Web 3.0 will call up a complete vacation package that was planned as
meticulously as if it had been assembled by a human travel agent.

14. Semantic Web
Business and Network Applications
Web 3.0 is the ability for customers to communicate with
companies.
Directly, using blogs and other Web 2.0 applications,
Indirectly, as if we were holders of psychographic data analyzed by the
semantic web and other marketing tools as Micro targeting / Silent
Marketing.

15. Semantic Web
Semantic Meaning
Having a semantic meaning on the web, evolution will lead
to have more intelligent and specialized webs.
All next evolution paths in this paper depend on having
information about the web components.

16. We can say that Semantic web is the
main and starting point of Web 3.0
evolution.

17. Web 3.0
Video Web
Spatial Media Fragments Video Content
 Reed Hasting, the founder and CEO of Netflix, described Web 3.0 as being the full-
video Web that will be made possible by the increasing growth in bandwidth available to
customers that will allow transmission of full movies over the Web.

18. Web 3.0
Web 3D
Web 3.0 will be 3D-Internet!
Web 3.0 will be nothing else than three-dimensional internet.
At list very moment thousands of users worldwide linger in 3D-
worlds like second Life or 3D-Games such as Entropiauniverse
and Active worlds.
Philip Rosedale, founder of Second Life, believes that one day
1500 million people will have a second existence.
The adding of the third dimension will shift the internet into a
hyper-realistic parallel world .
http://www.internet3d.org

19. Web 3.0
Ubiquitous and pervasive web

20. Web History and Future

21. Web 3.0
Where are we?
After we illustrates Web 1.0, Web 2.0 and Web 3.0, we get
that there are no boundaries of time for any of them.
So we should change our first idea about them into….

22. Web 3.0Web 2.0Web 1.0
NowBefore Future

23. Our Expectations

24. Web 3.0
Our Visions
Web 3.0 as we foresee it: having a Clever and On demand
friend who is able to lead, advice, negotiate and support the
user honestly.
This friend could be embedded in the smart devices, enabling
the user to use his home, car or mobile remotely, safely and
correctly.

25. That will affect our daily life and blue our real
life with a virtual web site applications and
services as Ubiquitous Web.
“If you find your TV on, you should expect one viruse.”

26. On the other hand, although Web 3D is
considered as a huge evolution in the web
history, we believe that human cannot satisfy in
living as an avatar in a virtual life.
This could be used just for playing or
entertaining.

27. Web 3.0
Perspectives
Two main paths:
Interchange of knowledge
 Semantic Web
 A ubiquitous Web
 Video on the Web
Social Networks and Business Object
 Social networking sites, 3DWeb
 Video on Demand through Internet

28. Web 3.0
Perspectives
Interchange of knowledge
Ubiquitous Web:
I think is the Natural evolution of the Web. It has to be
everywhere on everything by nature. And much of the
work is going in that direction. All the science fiction
about it is becoming reality. We want things easier

29. Web 3.0
Perspectives
Interchange of knowledge
 Video on the Web :
On my point of view, there are two different sides of Video on the Web.
1. Consortiums are working in order to make Video description
available and the one that wants to
We will have a database of links and information in the background.
That is useful in my opinion and an advance in the Video industry in
which they can embed more than just the visual meaning
2. Video through the Web

30. Web 3.0
Perspectives
Social Network and Business Object
Social networking sites, 3DWeb and Video on Demand
through Internet:
Things are not being done as before and some of them are the way
people meet people and the way we get entertaining. For sure
socializing within the Web has changed or is changing our behaviour.
And the way we watch movies or series is not only in TV anymore.
These two ways, some companies have converted the Web, cost us a
lot of resources (bandwidth, money and time) and leave us with less
physical and regular social activities

31. Web 3.0
What does it need?
Advanced Technology; Software, Hardware and Protocols.
Larger Bandwidth and network capacity.
A good level of Privacy, Security and Controllability should
be granted over Web 3.0 to encourage people to use it.

32. Questions???