How to Create Web2.0 Applications?

writely has been aquired by google and is now "Google Docs".

You see, web 2.0 is usually very short living and you need to prepare for quick changes :)

writely has been aquired by google and is now "Google Docs". You see, web 2.0 is usually very short living and you need to prepare for quick changes :)

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Web 2.0 is a coined term from Dale Dougherty during a meeting between O'Reilly and Associates (a computer book publisher) and MediaLive International (an event organiser) as a marketable term for a series of conferences.

The idea itself is a new wave of developmental projects throughout the web. Yahoo! Answers is an example of this. Web 1.0 was when webpages were static (non-changing). New webpages tend to be much more interactive. For a much more detailed look, see my source.

Some examples of Web 2.0 sites:

http://www.wiziq.com/
http://www.digg.com/
http://www.flikr.com/
http://www.writely.com/Default.aspx (an online word processor)
Source(s):
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_2.0

Web 2.0 is a coined term from Dale Dougherty during a meeting between O'Reilly and Associates (a computer book publisher) and MediaLive International (an event organiser) as a marketable term for a series of conferences. The idea itself is a new wave of developmental projects throughout the web. Yahoo! Answers is an example of this. Web 1.0 was when webpages were static (non-changing). New webpages tend to be much more interactive. For a much more detailed look, see my source. Some examples of Web 2.0 sites: http://www.wiziq.com/ http://www.digg.com/ http://www.flikr.com/ http://www.writely.com/Default.aspx (an online word processor) Source(s): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_2.0

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yes, WiZiQ members get there classes updates on mobile very soon...

yes, WiZiQ members get there classes updates on mobile very soon...

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I have just started looking at mobile aps. It seems that there is a divergence in e-learning and wired users everywhere to access their data via movile devices. Harman (CEO of WIZIQ) says they are working in that area but I don't know how that will affect all of us.

Should I start incorporating mobile friendly interfaces with my classes?

Here is the last posting concerning this:
http://e-teaching.wiziq.com/topic/421-create-websites-for-mobile

I have just started looking at mobile aps. It seems that there is a divergence in e-learning and wired users everywhere to access their data via movile devices. Harman (CEO of WIZIQ) says they are working in that area but I don't know how that will affect all of us. Should I start incorporating mobile friendly interfaces with my classes? Here is the last posting concerning this: http://e-teaching.wiziq.com/topic/421-create-websites-for-mobile

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