Web 1.0 and Web 2.0
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We aim to bring people together in an environment of constructive communication. We all know that the world needs more communication between people of differing social, political and religious contexts - and Voxopop aims to provide that kind of bridge to bring about social change. So... let's get talking! Voxopop has been developed entirely by Dean Worth.
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I'll be delivering an ISTE Webinar later this afternoon, and it occured to me last night that I might try to suggest some instructional uses of blogs aligned with the new ISTE NETS Refresh. I'm including them here as a reference for the Webinar participants and for you. Creativity & Innovation Assignment: In the coming weeks, major news outlets will start talking about the leading events of 2007 and the most influencial (or best dressed) people, i.e. Time's "'Man' of the Year."Tags All articles on CiteULike matching your search criteria To insert individual citation into a bibliography in a word-processor, you can open the article, select your preferred citation style and drag-and-drop it into the document. Create a CiTO relationship by dragging the [CiTO] link onto another article. Alternatively, drag two articles into the two boxes below. This is useful when the two articles are not on the same page - the articles will be remembered between pages.
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I was recently asked about the difference between Web 2.0 and Web 1.0. Simple question, I thought. But when I sat down to write this I realized the explanation isn’t as straight forward as I had originally thought. So read as I try to explain the differences between Web 2.0 and 1.0.