Kevin from Theory.isthereason, has created a wiki devoted to Web 2.0. He has some great content regarding podcasts, RSS as well as links to some articles discussing the idea behind Web 2.0. What caught my eye at first was a nifty chart comparing Web 1.0 with Web 2.0. It visually helps you understand the difference between the two buzzwords. The wiki is just starting out, but Kevin’s been updating furiously so I think this has some great potential. If you think you have any information to add to the wiki, I don’t think Kevin would have a problem with you adding to it. Go check it out and let me know what you think.
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nice comparison chart – it’ll come in handy next time I try to give a few examples for web2.0 .)
Do note that the comparison chart was produced by Tim O’Reilly, not me. He published it in his article entitled What is Web 2.0.
Since I’m working on a series of Powerpoints and Wiki entries on for teaching Web 2.0, I’m hoping to share it with everyone interested in teaching others this as well. Would anyone be interested in contributing to this project via a wiki? If so, perhaps I could run this on the Wikimedia engine and have you guys be able to work with it.
woah- what an awesome resource! Thanks for pointing that out- I will definitly share.