The World Wide Web and Trends in ICT

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Patricia Keith

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  • <S>:Tim Berners-Lee invented the World Wide Web in 1989.
  • Web 1.0 is static website pages.
  • The term Web 2.0 was coined by Darcy DiNucci in 1999
  • Web 2.0 has user-generated contents.
  • Web 3.0 is known as the semantic web pages.
  • Web 3.0 adheres to minimalist design.
  • Dynamic web pages during the Web 2.0 phase allowed interactivity.
  • The convergent technologies can be associated with any technology that applies the process of convergence.
  • The 4 Trends in ICT
    1. Convergent Technologies
    2. Mobile Technologies
    3. Social Media Platforms
    4. Assistive Media
  • Mobile Technologies - Smartphones are the most readily known convergent technology used by non-technical people.
  • Social media can be one of the following platforms:
    1. Social Network
    2. Bookmarking Sites
    3. Social News
    4. Media Sharing
    5. Microblogging
    6. Blogs and forums
  • Social Network - allows the creation of personal accounts.
  • Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter are most popular examples of social networking sites.
  • Pinterest and Delicious are well-known bookmarking sites.
  • Bookmarking Sites - search, manage, organize, and store web pages.
  • Social News - submit news, articles, stories, videos, and photographs.
  • The examples of Social News sites are Digg and Propeller
  • Media Sharing - sharing graphics, texts, videos, audios.
  • Examples of Media Sharing sites are YouTube and Instagram.
  • Microblogging - allow their users to post and exchange short contents.
  • Twitter and Tumblr are examples of microblogging media.
  • Blog sites allow one to post his or her content. Forums contain question-and-answer discussion boards.
  • Assistive Media - are devices that are adaptive, assistive, and rehabilitative to the elderly and to people with special needs
  • Examples of assistive media:
    • Voice recognition
    • Screen readers
    • Screen enlargement
  • Online Functions
    • Tool for searching and researching vital information
    • Speed up transactions
    • Organize records
    • Ease the tedious process
  • "Online Platforms"
    Search Engines:
    1. Google
    2. Yahoo!
    3. Bing
    Social Media:
    1. Facebook
    2. Instagram
    3. Twitter/X
    Cloud Computing:
    1. Dropbox
    2. Google Drive
    E-Commerce:
    1. Lazada
    2. Shopee
    Learning Management Systems:
    1. Canvas
    2. BlackBoard
    3. Moodle