This document provides an overview of the ResNetLab on Tour programme for introducing Web 3.0. The programme discusses the challenges of Web 2.0 architecture around location vs. content addressing. It then introduces concepts for Web 3.0 like content routing and exchange to create a read-write-trust web. The programme has reached over 5000 academics through tutorials and recordings. It provides unlimited free access to core modules on content addressing, routing, and exchange to equip attendees with Web 3.0 fundamentals.

1. Module:
Welcome to Web 3.0
ResNetLab on Tour

2. ➔ Welcome to ResNetLab on Tour Programme
◆ Background
◆ WIIFY
➔ The challenges imposed by the Web 2.0 Architecture
◆ Design flaws on the Web 2.0
◆ Location vs. Content Addressing
◆ IPFS
◆ Ecosystem momentum
➔ Enter the Web 3.0
◆ Read-Write-Trust Web
Agenda

3. The programme
The programme
Web 2.0 Challenges
Enter Web 3.0
Welcome to the Web 3.0

4. Create a bridge to
the Decentralized
Web Research

5. Invite the entire
Research Community
to think about new
challenges in Web 3.0

6. To date (Q1 2021)
➔ Delivered the tutorials at
◆ ACM ICN
◆ IRTF DINRG
◆ Matrix.org Virtual Meetup
◆ NDN Retreat
◆ NGN Seminar
◆ IEEE ICBC
◆ IEEE Globecom
◆ FOSDEM
◆ ICIN
◆ IEEE ICBC
◆ IEEE/IFIP DSN
◆ and more!
➔ Reached over 5000 Academics & attendees +
recording views

7. ➔ Unlimited free access to the content
➔ 5 Core Modules and over 8 Elective Modules to be released over time
➔ Core Modules are designed to equip you with everything in order to understand
◆ Content Addressing
◆ Content Routing
◆ Exchange of Content
◆ Mutable Content
➔ If you are an event organizer and/lecturer, feel empowered to take away the materials and
organize your own local event! Let us know if you need help.
ResNetLab On Tour,
on demand edition 📼

8. Web 2.0 Challenges
The programme
Web 2.0 Challenges
Enter Web 3.0
Welcome to the Web 3.0

21. Booming ecosystem of applications

22. IPFS is integrated into Browsers

23. Decentralized Identity with DIDs

25. Enter Web 3.0 Web 2.0 Challenges
Enter Web 3.0
The programme
Welcome to the Web 3.0

26. The evolution of the Web
Web 1.0
Web 2.0
Web 3.0
❓
Internet

27. Distributed Web
➔ Work offline
➔ Faster
➔ Safer
➔ No need for central point
of coordination
➔ Permanent Links
Blockchain
➔ Publicly Verifiable
➔ Permissionless
➔ Incentive alignment
Semantic Web
➔ Graph of Knowledge
➔ Programmable
understanding of meaning
Web 3.0 is the combination of …

28. ➔ Open Source
◆ Publicly auditable
◆ Anyone can contribute
➔ Forkability
◆ If in disagreement, anyone is allowed to part ways and experiment
➔ Permissionless Entry
◆ Anyone can join and contribute
➔ Programmable Agreements
◆ Provide service over time
◆ Access Control
➔ CryptoEconomics
◆ Incentive structures to align participants
◆ Optimize value
Web 3.0 enables Open Services

29. Web 3.0 is the
Read-Write-Trust-Verifiable Web
Web 1.0
Web 2.0
Web 3.0
Internet

30. Web 3.0 is booming

31. Thank you for watching
Reach out in case you have questions or comments!
resnetlab@protocol.ai https://github.com/protocol/ResNetLab/discussions