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IS 20090 Week 1 - Introduction to the Course
- 4. Web 2.0 “word cloud”…
- 11. It’s all about YOU….!
- 12. Video: The Machine is Us/ing Us
- 15. IS 20090 Course Details Josh Podcasts 14 th October 1 st blog assessment 6 Ros Wikis 7 th October 5 Josh RSS 30 th September 4 Diarmuid Blogs 23 rd September 3 Hugh Social Networks 16 th September 2 Josh Introduction 9 th September 1 lecturer class date week
- 16. IS 20090 Course Details TBA Final Exam!! (MCQ & essay) 25 th November 12 Caleb Future of Web 2.0 18 th November 11 Shane Political Social & Economic Impacts of Web 2.0 11 th November 2 nd blog assessment 10 Ros Online Productivity Tools 4 th November 9 James Online Video 28 th October 8 Cathal Virtual Worlds 21 st October 1 st essay due 7 lecturer class date week
- 18. Course website We have a Blackboard site…. BUT, in the spirit of Web 2.0, we have decided to use: Ning! – a build-your-own social networking site http://silsweb20.ning.com by invite only! (don’t worry…you’re all invited)
- 19. Class readings, etc. Readings for lectures can be found in the class Word documents (in Ning) AND http://delicious.com/ucdetoys Includes interesting websites, articles, etc. all tagged by subject
Notes de l'éditeur
- Welcome! This is just an Intro to the course. A brief bit about what Web 2.0 is….then on to the actual course structure.
- What do you know already about Web 2.0? What are your impressions? Everyone has seen a YouTube video, maybe you have a Facebook profile, or a blog (or at least have read a blog post in your travels through the Web). There are literally thousands of Web 2.0 tools out there, all with quirky names….many will be forgotten (some already have), information overload is a real danger! You can never keep up with all the new tools that are being produced.
- A word cloud….or tags that give you a snapshot of some of the tools available.
- Web 2.0 is all about creation and collaboration. It’s about building communities on the Web. News travels faster via the new technologies ie, Michael Jackson’s death, Obama’s election use of YouTube and Twitter, etc. Mashups….creating something new from what has gone before.
- Content is key…..structure and content are finally separate… content can be reused and retooled to create new applications Google Earth mashups
- Taken from Korn, Naomi & Charles Oppenheim. Web 2.0 and IPR: a short scoping study for the Users and Innovation Programme, JISC . (April 2007)
- Mobility…. Taken from Korn, Naomi & Charles Oppenheim. Web 2.0 and IPR: a short scoping study for the Users and Innovation Programme, JISC . (April 2007)
- Building on knowledge, contributing to knowledge…informing and collaborating Taken from Korn, Naomi & Charles Oppenheim. Web 2.0 and IPR: a short scoping study for the Users and Innovation Programme, JISC . (April 2007)
- An application-programming interface (API) is a set of programming instructions and standards for accessing a Web-based software application or Web tool . A software company releases its API to the public so that other software developers can design products that are powered by its service. Taken from Korn, Naomi & Charles Oppenheim. Web 2.0 and IPR: a short scoping study for the Users and Innovation Programme, JISC . (April 2007)
- It’s all about YOU Time 2006
- An application-programming interface (API) is a set of programming instructions and standards for accessing a Web-based software application or Web tool . A software company releases its API to the public so that other software developers can design products that are powered by its service.