When I became a Webmaster in 2001 the Web was so different than it is today. And, for me, that is what I found was the biggest change between the original World Wide Web and Web 2.0. With the evolution of the World Wide Web into Web 2.0 Here are some of the ways a Webmaster who is stuck in Web 1.0 Video Sharing – ( YouTube , Jumpcut ). Photo Sharing – ( Flickr , PhotoBucket ). There is no room for Anti-Social on the Web today. There is only one Equation for success on the Web today. Blogging. MORE >>

Web 2.0 Onto the good stuff… I was fortunate enough to be asked to contribute at the e-Learning Guild in two different forums this week: Tony Karrer , hoodwinked Brent Schelenker , Steven Downes and yours truly to talk about Web 2.0 This is also one of the coolest things about Web 2.0 You then want to throw in some pictures (Hello Flickr/OFoto) and inevitibely want to find (or create) audio (Hello Odeo) and video (Hello Jumpcut, Eyespot and YouTube/Google Video) that further emphasize your point. Web 2.0 Web 2.0 MORE >>

Web Apps. Web 2.0. To get a feel for what students are studying in Social Media U, you only need to do a web search because many of the students arent just learning how to, theyre blogging about it too. Lesson # 2 Know What Web 2.0 on the subject of understanding Web 2.0. In the PowerPoint shown during the class, Whitney also took on the big task of defining Web 2.0: Web 2.0 Workshop at Bentley - Upload a doc Read this doc on Scribd: Web 2.0 Lesson # 3 : Learn To Use YouTube To Convey a Message. MORE >>

Here’s a quote from the post: The so-called Web 2.0 era of the Web was based on user-generated content and social networking around that. Services like YouTube, MySpace and Flickr (which was co-founded by Caterina Fake) were the success stories of that era. We no longer rely so much on niche sites like Flickr, YouTube, Netflix, Amazon to connect to other people socially. The upshot is that we need web services that can help us process all of this data and connect us to the parts that are personally relevant to us. MORE >>

Google+ is excellent for this, as are the “personalized home page” or “web resume” type tools. also recommend the following profiles: Flickr (Yes – FLICKR!) Quora, Slideshare, Vimeo, and YouTube. Imagine a web 2.0 Today’s guest post is written by Sean McGinnis. Online reputation management (ORM) is most usually brought front and center when an executive, professional, or brand notices an unflattering item on the first page of a search result. ve summarized below a list of steps to take when embarking on an online reputation management campaign. MORE >>