-Web 2.0 refers to the use of the Internet in an interactive way.
-When using Web 2.0 you can both upload and download data.
-It essentially allows users to share information and data through the World Wide Web.
-Interaction between user and provider.
-Sharing and collaborating vast amounts of information from numerous people and sources to create collections.
-If you create a Web 2.0 site you own and have full control of all the data on the site.
-User Contribution and Participation.
-"Google says, the goal is to “organize the world’s information and make it universally accessible and useful” and to create the “perfect search engine that provides only intuitive, personalized, and relevant results. Meanwhile, the so–called Web 2.0 phenomenon has blossomed based, largely, on the faith in the power of the networked masses to capture, process, and mashup one’s personal information flows in order to make them more useful, social, and meaningful." http:/www.informationdesign.org/
-When using Web 2.0 you can both upload and download data.
-It essentially allows users to share information and data through the World Wide Web.
-Interaction between user and provider.
-Sharing and collaborating vast amounts of information from numerous people and sources to create collections.
-If you create a Web 2.0 site you own and have full control of all the data on the site.
-User Contribution and Participation.
-"Google says, the goal is to “organize the world’s information and make it universally accessible and useful” and to create the “perfect search engine that provides only intuitive, personalized, and relevant results. Meanwhile, the so–called Web 2.0 phenomenon has blossomed based, largely, on the faith in the power of the networked masses to capture, process, and mashup one’s personal information flows in order to make them more useful, social, and meaningful." http:/www.informationdesign.org/
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