WEB 2.0 TECHNOLOGIESAn easy definition of Web 2.0 is anything online that is interactive and free. Free can include older versions of software. There are considerable financial advantages to schools in the uptake of free software and use of free interactive sites – given that due regard is paid to online security and e-safety. Web 2.0 examples to GoogleWindows Movie Maker, Audacity, Jing, Motionbox, Photostory, Voicethread, Animoto, Slide, Microsoft Power Toys, resizr, iSpring, Splashup, Picnik, Soungle, Scratch, Wordle, Cool Text, Scribblar, Mindmeister, Museum Box, Sibelius Scorch, Picasa, Prezi, Word Press, Edublog, Comic Life, Diigo, Glogster, Bubbl.us, Mnemograph ...
What are Web 2.0 technologies?The development of the World Wide Web gave us static websites, the use of search engines and the ability to surf from one website to the next. This model is sometimes referred to in a retrospective way as "Web 1.0". "Web 2.0" technologies provide a much more dynamic and interactive approach to using the World Wide Web. Some of the recent concepts and technologies that are seen as features of Web 2.0 include:
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