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What is Web 2.0?First, the World Wide Web is the software of the Internet system. It allows computers to communicate using a special language called hypertext. It has a birthday: It was created in 1989 by an English scientist named Sir Tim Berners-Lee. If you think of the Web as a teenager, then you will understand Web 2.0!The Childhood: Web 1.0The web started out as a system of individual web sites where you could go and find stuff. You could download information you wanted. It became very popular and grew up very quickly.The Teen Years: Web 2.0Around 2001, the web changed. If you have teenage brothers or sisters, have you noticed that they are a little more disruptive around the house. The World Wide Web went through that same kind of change. Now think of your teenage brother or sister with a cell phone in their hand: What happens? Well that's what happened with Web 2.0. It is changing from isolated web sites to places where people go to exchange information and put their own information on the Web. Blogs and wikis are examples of Web 2.0.Digital Information Timeline 1944: Computer. Harvard Mark I: The first digital computer. 1969: Internet. ARPANET : The first two computer sites are "networked. " This connection is the begenning of the Internetwork or Intnet. 1989: Web. Tim Berners-Lee invents the World Wide Web using HTML (hyper text markup language). 1993: Search Engine. The first search engine for the web is called Aliweb. Soon others such as Yahoo, altaVista, and Google follow. 1994: Wiki. WikiWikiWeb is invented by Ward Cunningham. 2004: Web 2.0. Tim O'Reilly uses the name Web 2.0 to describe the move toward open-source software, wikis, and blogs. SAFETY, SAFETY, SAFETYThe most important thing to remember when using the World Wide Web is SAFETY. Never visit sites that your teacher has not approved and never give out personal information, such as you last name, birthday, or address without your parents' and teacher's permission. Here are some web sites about safety:F.B.I. Safety Tips for Kids NetSmartzKids.org Get your web license Internet Safety Challenge Board Insert a FileDouble click an image or file to insert it into the page. Upload New File
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Choose the category of application you would like to embed from the list on the left. Choose the kind of content you would like to embed: Embed a Table of Contents![]()
The Table of Contents will create a set of links to jump to sections on this page. Create sections by adding section headings and they will automatically be added to the Table of Contents ![]() Embed the Contents of a Wiki Page![]()
The contents of another wiki page can be included inside this page. When the other page is updated, the changes will be reflected on this page. ![]() Embed a List of Pages![]()
A page list includes links to all pages in this Wikispace. This is useful for adding to navigation sections. ![]() Embed a Discussion AreaEmbed the History of This PageEmbed Links to this PageEmbed a Tag cloud![]()
The tag cloud is a visual representation of the tags on your wiki pages. More commonly used tags are shown with more emphasis. Hover over the tag to see how many occurrences there are in your Wikispace, and click the tag to get a list of pages with that tag. ![]() Embed a Top Contributors ListChoose the type of video you would like to embed: Choose the type of audio you would like to embed: Choose the type of calendar you would like to embed: Choose the type of spreadsheet you would like to embed: Choose the type of document you would like to embed: Choose the type of poll you would like to embed: Choose the type of chat application you would like to embed: Choose the type of slideshow you would like to embed: Choose the type of map you would like to embed: Choose the type of bookmark you would like to embed: YouTube
Google Video
Yahoo Video
TeacherTube
Blip.TV
Odeo
imeem
Google Calendar
Airset
30 Boxes
NumSum
Edit Grid
Google Spreadsheet
Scribd
Bitty BrowserEnter the URL of the Web Page that you want to embed on your Wikispaces page: Survey Gizmo
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A feed is a specially formatted web page that lists a summary of each change on a site, sorted by date. Sometimes you'll see feeds called syndication, XML, or RSS - they're all the same thing. ![]() Skype
GabblyYackPackMeebo
Slide
Flickr
Del.icio.us
Google Maps
Add your favorite media clips and applications to your Wikispace in three easy steps:
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