...Social Web Chari N. Clayton INF103 Catherine Doughty 12/16/2010 Social Web The Social Web is so changing and is expanding each and every day. From online education to Social networking, Social Web has become a part of everyone’s life some way, somehow. We are now able to share websites, share photos, and use Social networking as a friend locating tool, free of charge. With all of the options and choices we have available, we can do just about any day-to-day function if we have a computer with a web browser. What is Social Web? The Social web is a specified term for the World Wide Web as a kind of Social Media. The term is currently used to describe how people socialize or interact with each other throughout the web. The Social Web mostly refers to Social networking, MySpace for example, and content-sharing sites (which also offer a Social networking functionality) within Web 2.0. These Social websites are mostly formed around the connections of people of the same interest, but there are several theories that specify exactly how this formation works. There are for example said to be “people focus” websites such as Bebo, Facebook, and MySpace, that focus of social interaction often by making the user create an online identity and a profile. There is also socializing on the web that is typified by “hobby focus”. For example, if one is interested in photography and wants to share this with like-minded people, then there are photography websites...
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...The Evolution Of Web 3.0 Marta Strickland Nov 1, 2007 © 2007, Organic, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 1 THE GREAT DEBATE 2 buzz What is Web 3.0? People can not agree upon… the name the definition the existence buzz bu zz buzz buzz buzz buzz “Once the ‘point ohs’ come out, there’s no stopping them. What the heck. I say we should start Web 4.0” Sonja Hyde-Moyer, SHM Project “Just as 'dot com' is the term for the first era of the Web, and 'web 2.0' the second, there will be a new term that bubbles up at the right time to describe the next era” Richard MacManus, ReadWriteWeb “The Semantic Web (or Web 3.0) promises to ‘organize the world’s information’ in a dramatically more logical way than Google can ever achieve with their current engine design.” Marc Fawzi, Evolving Trends “Web 2.0 is a marketing term, and I think you've just invented Web 3.0” Eric Schmidt, CEO of Google “If Web 2.0 was so hot, how about Web 3.0? This has been a recurrent theme of would-be meme-engineers who want to position their startup as the next big thing. ” Tim O’Reilly, O’Reilly Radar 3 HOW THE WEB EVOLVES 4 The Theory of Biological Evolution In the beginning… • • • the world was full of genetic code this code formed into vessels of information the basic unit of biological information was known as: the gene • • • • the gene could store, duplicate, and transmit data with duplication came interpretation and mutation with mutation came specialization genes...
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...Use of Social Media in Recruiting Think about the things you do when applying for a new job – anything from perfecting your cover letter and resume prior to applying to dressing nicely for the interview. You do everything you can to present the best version of yourself to the potential employer that you’ll be meeting with. But have you thought to prepare your social media accounts, too? With the rising usage of social media, “…it’s no surprise some recruiters and hiring managers are tuning in” (Smith) – but should it be used in the recruiting process? In Favor There are many pro’s to using social media when recruiting new talent – here I will discuss four points that you may not have considered before. First, social media allows the employer to see a more genuine version of the candidate, and that doesn’t always mean bringing light to negative attributes. A CareerBuilder survey found that 29% of surveyed hiring managers found something positive on a profile that drove them to offer the candidate a job (Smith). Websites like LinkedIn allow professionals to present their resume, showcase their interests and volunteer work, present more casual recommendations and endorsements that may not have a place in a resume, and show what professional organizations someone belongs to – all things that are important to understanding who a person is, but not things that will always come up in an interview. Second, social media gives employers the opportunity to target specific job...
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...IFS Individual assignment: Web 2.0 | | | | | | | | | | Marc Cobb IFS 131 Albertina Introduction: Since the internet was introduced it has made life very easy for the average person to accomplish tasks that before has posed as a problem. It also has many advantages such as being able to talk to people anywhere in the world at a cost of next to nothing, and purchasing of goods that is delivered straight to your doorstep.to name a few. In this essay we will be looking at Web 2.0, Social networks, and Collective intelligence, knowledge management and personal knowledge management. Web 2.0 Web 2.0 is a concept that was started in early 1999,it’s the term used to describe web sites that uses next generation technology. It is the way end users and software developers use the web. Web 2.0 can be linked to the 2004 O'Reilly Media Web 2.0 conference. Web 2.0 sites allows the user to connect and interact with other users(social networking).Web 2.0 doesn’t limit the user to only viewing of content but content that’s generated in a virtual community. Forms of Web 2.0 are Blogs, Rss, Wikis, Podcasting and social networking. Advantages: Web 2.0 has made so much more possible for companies and individuals all around the world. Focusing specifically on the business environment web 2.0 has created an online marketing industry. Companies make use of the web as advertisement medium, its cheap and gets global exposure. Anybody, anywhere can access company info...
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...include NF, SF, and ST along with effective methods for communicating and collaborating effectively within a team. Intuitive Feeling (NF) ' To communicate effectively with NF personality types, team members should focus on the big picture and not spend too much time on specific details, especially if the context is not clear. Team members should be willing to discuss values, details, relationships, ideas, and impacts on people. NFs understand that their ideas and contributions are valued. Sensing Feeling (SF) ' Communicating with SF personality types takes the team members recognizing the SF’s need for detailed, concrete information,... Pro and con of the social web 1. What is Web 2.0? a) Where did it start from? b) Sharing information? c) Who can share this info? 2. What are the good things about social-web? a) Easier communication Advertising b) Great way...
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...not used as often or for social communication as much as a teenager would use Facebook or Twitter. With the advancement of the social websites and 2.0 which is a more interactive arena. “Typically people use Twitter to discuss some of the mundane activities that they do during the day. You are simply answering the question: What are you doing?” according to our text. If a teenager has a group of their friends following them then they could potentially have a full conversation on twitter that is the past could have been done on email. The same is for Facebook, if a teenager is looking to have a more private conversation that can now be done my sending a direct message on a social website or using a chat messaging system. I think that most teens see email use as used strictly for professional and educational uses not social. So yes in the sense of social emailing it can be considered dead. The web 2.0 is not a new Internet. Is it the new name given to an emerging trend – participation? Instead of simply consuming information people are contributing and as a result, connecting to others in the process. If you had to make an educated guess, what might the web 3.0 be like? Why? It is hard to imagine what web 3.0 would be like because web 2.0 is because there are so many options and different technology offered on web 2.0. The social and business networks offered on web 2.0 are described as “examples of Web 2.0 technology at its best“ so what can make it better. I would think...
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...Social Media Randy Duran Hum/186 February 22, 2013 Anthony DeBonis When you first get on the internet you have the world at your finger tips. You can get any and almost all the information you want. There are websites for pictures, video, and chatting with your friends. It is also very easy to get the wrong information from web pages not filtering all the information. There are so many advantages to the information available on the internet. An unfamiliar user can find what they are looking for by using search engines and typing the information needed. You can find many different websites such as Facebook for social media and keeping up with friends and companies web links. Youtube, Flickr, and Metacafe can be used for watching different videos and advertising. Twitter, Blogger, and Digg are a different kind of site which are called blogging sites. These are used to give users up to the minute updates on what is going on from personal to companies. When information is easily obtained it comes with the untrustworthiness of websites. There are many misleading web pages and with the click of a button you can give your computer a virus or even worse have your identity and information stolen. When searching the internet make sure you know where and what you are logging in to. There are a lot of sites on the internet that are not creditable, so be careful on the information you are using or obtaining. Hackers find ways to even put information...
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...Laudon & Laudon Lecture Files by Barbara J. Ellestad Chapter 9 E-Commerce: Digital Markets, Digital Goods Twenty-four/seven—the mantra of the Internet. Whether it’s buying, selling, gathering information, managing, or communicating, the driving force behind the evolutionary and revolutionary business is the Internet and its technological advances. 9.1 E-commerce and the Internet Take a moment and reflect back on your shopping experiences over the last year. Did any of them not involve using the Internet in one way or another? Perhaps you simply used the Internet to research the cost of products without actually purchasing a product or service online. Perhaps you emailed a company to get an answer to a question you had about a product after you purchased it at a regular brick-and-mortar store. Or, maybe you compared prices between two businesses to get the best deal. If you did any of these you are among the growing legions that rely on the Internet as a new way of conducting business and commerce. E-Commerce Today The text provides useful statistics to demonstrate the solid growth in e-commerce. Many companies that failed during the “dot.com” bust did so because they didn’t have solid business plans, not because e-commerce as a whole wasn’t a good idea. The Internet has proved to be the perfect vehicle for e-commerce because of its open standards and structure. No other methodology or technology has proven to work as well as the Internet...
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...Advantages and Disadvantages of social media Tabitha HUM/186 May 7, 2012 University of Phoenix Advantages and Disadvantages of social media In today’s world, many people depend on the internet for news and entertainment, yet other people worry about how reliable it can really be. Now days you can sign on the internet and find any information that you want, from the weather, to the news, to your favorite video. Many people have started to rely on the internet for research for school, but with anyone being able to post anything, how do you know what you find is creditable? There are many advantages of easily obtainable information on the internet, such as services, searching things, and being able to download things. The internet offers many companies ways to help service customers today. Now instead of mailing in your bills, you are able to sign onto the web and make a payment with one click, or even do some shopping without even leaving your home. This leads to searching things, ‘thousands of groups and organizations have moved online, many of them aggressively promoting their presence through the use of search engines, email lists, and banner advertisements.” (Wright 2005) Also you are able to download videos, games, favorite television shows and movies for free to watch at your leisure. While the advantages seem great, there are also some disadvantages that come with easily obtainable information. Some of those disadvantages are theft of personal information,...
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...WEB BUSINESS REPORT Prepared for: Book Bunker By: Ideas and Strategies for Improving Online Business and Increasing Advertisement via the Web November, 2013 Ema E-marketing and E-commerce Consultancy Executive Summary (Situational Analysis) What constitutes business success? Is it your skills in terms of product innovation, your ability to deliver in terms of products and services demanded by your customers? Yes, these are what constitute business success. However, what happens if you have the best products, the best initiatives in terms of what customers want but you are not known? How then can you say you have a successful business? The solution to this is the Web (a way of accessing information over the medium of the internet). The predominance of the web in our everyday lives has made the internet a resourceful tool for business owners as they can advertise their products and services through their websites over the internet. Many customers now prefer online shopping for reasons like taste for innovative products and lack of time for going to stores. For your business to be known, the internet via the web is the solution. This however, is not enough; you need to know how to make online exposure to work for your business. There are ideas and strategies that can help improve your online business and increase your advert via the web. Ideas and Strategies for Improving Online Business and Increasing Advertisement via the Web There are many ideas and...
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... 1 SOCIAL NETWORKING JOHN E. SCOTT, JR INF 103 COMPUTER LITERACY ROSE SAFIR JUNE 15, 2014 SOCIAL NETWORKING 2 Today’s society has involved the technology and have made ways communication easier with a thing called social networking. Social networking is a way to communicate with family and friends. Technology has improved over the years and with its improvement and advances we have advanced with technology. Social networking can provide good points and bad points, it’s all in the perception of social networking. Some may say social networking is a gateway to exposure and privacy will be compromise. Others may say social networking is the new way of life and is the best way of communication. Everyone needs to use caution when engaging on a social network site. Web 2.0 was introduced in 2004 it is the interactive side of a webpage so that users can pose their own, comments content and information. Web 2.0 was said to provide a forum for everyone to share their voice and ideas with the world Web 2.0 is a collaboration of revolutionary because it brings people together into online communities that are an impossibility. (07CH_Bowles_Digtal.pdf). Blog is a term that comes from the word web-long, but because we are always shortening and like to give words or idea...
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...INTRODUCTION Social networking consists of wide and diverse issues which concern the lives of individuals resulting to the blast of online socializing. Due to the impacts it caused to the public, this research paper tackled about the effects of social networking and its influence to the society. It also includes the issues about the threats and security of the social networks as well as the changing behaviours of people caused by the growing popularity of social networking. Remember the early days before the online interaction all over the world knocks on the door of every being when everything is basic and simple. The ability to communicate and stay connected across the planet has fostered and altered the existence of every individual. This research aims to know and to stay focus on what is life in the world of social networking. Despite the thousands of miles being apart people still manage to keep in touch by just logging in to a social site. Online social networks are the reason behind the connections and interactions between people based on common interests. However, more people were complaining about the threats and security of social networking. Others were complementing about what it could offer. From own personal purposes to school activities, to business promoting to politics campaign, social networking is always involve. This research will also cover the impacts of social networking to our society. This is conducted to be able to know its harmful and beneficial...
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...Social Web and Users today In today’s society, the Social web is a booming industry. There is no set age limit as to who can you is. There are no boundaries as to what can be done. There are many different topics involved in using the social web. There are pages like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram that are like the online diaries of social web. Then there is Youtube which is like a database of nothing but videos for people to search. There are also websites like LinkedIn, a professional network. There is also online dating pages and pages for stock markets as well. There are so many social web sites that affect every ones lives in different ways. It is amazing how I am able to connect with people from school, professional arenas, social arenas, and social networks all by internet. On the internet, we have websites like Facebook. Facebook originally started out for college students only. Now it has evolved into a page that any aged person can have. It is a place to upload pictures and videos. You can keep people updated on your life from across the world. As of right now Facebook has over 845 billion active users. People upload over 250 million photos every day. Facebook has been used to promote celebrities and other businesses. People can have a Facebook page to raise money from a fundraiser or get people interested in their product or business. Statistics show that there are more males on Facebook then females. Also the 55 and up age group grew 922.7% in 2009. It seems...
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...1. What is Web 2.0/3.0? Give at least two examples and explains you included them in your list. Answer the questions clearly and completely in order to receive the full credit. Make sure to provide the references used in your writing. *Web 2.0 is based on Web 1.0 but is the second generation in the World Wide Web. Web 2.0 refers to the numerous improvements made to the World Wide Web like blogs, wikis, social networking, and web applications. The big improvement in Web 2.0 is the availability of interactions that was not available in Web 1.0. Users now can be in online communities and share information on the web. Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube are the examples that come to my mind since they are so interactive. All three are free applications that users can communicate and share information with others. Web 3.0 is still in its early stages but is based on the idea that the internet actually understands the information and can make logical connections between information. The web will actually be able to take information from 2.0 and 3.0 from individual users and be able to get content that is relative to the user. The goal is for users to feel like they have a personal assistant that knows everything about the user and can access any information the user will need in an instant. Since Web 3.0 is still in the beginning stages there aren’t many examples of it yet; however, I believe that Apple’s Siri is a very good example of the beginnings of Web 3.0. Apple’s products...
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...Social Web Social web has been around for a very long time believe it or not. While it has its positives and negatives, the social web is a set of social relations that link people through the World Wide Web. It is a great way to communicate with others all around the world. You can keep in touch with friends and relatives, meet new friends, network for your business, and much more. The first email was send and delivered in 1971. Ward Christensen invented the first public BBS in the late 1970s, and another (named "The WELL") in the late 80's and early '90s arose as a popular online community. The actual first social website was Classmates.com (1995) by Randy Conrads then followed by SixDegrees.com (1997) by Andrew Weinreich. British computer scientist Sir Timothy John Berners-Lee wrote:” The Web is more a social creation than a technical one. I designed it for a social effect to help people work together and not as a technical toy. The ultimate goal of the Web is to support and improve our web like existence in the world. We clump into families, associations, and companies. We develop trust across the miles and distrust around the corner. What we believe, endorse, agree with, and depend on is representable and, increasingly, represented on the Web.” The social web has come a very long way and is now one of the most popular ways to communicate with family and friends. Even businesses are using the social web to network and advertise. Some of the more...
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