Introducing Web 2.0 concepts

Slide 1: Introducing Web 2.0 Concepts John Lewis

Slide 2: Something interesting?

Slide 8: “for seizing the reins of the global media, for founding and framing the new digital democracy, for working for nothing and beating the pros at their own game, Time’s Person of the Year for 2006 is you” -TIME Magazine

Slide 9: Today • What is Web 2.0?

Slide 10: Today • What is Web 2.0? • The case against!

Slide 11: Today • What is Web 2.0? • The case against! • The Web 2.0 challenge

Slide 12: What is Web 2.0? Web 2.0

Slide 13: What is Web 2.0? AJAX Apollo Web Standards User Centred Design RSS Web 2.0 APIs Blogs Wikis Mashups Social Networking Tagging Folksonomies

Slide 14: What is Web 2.0? AJAX Apollo Web Standards User Centred Design RSS What is Web 2.0 APIs in the Blogs middle? Wikis Mashups Social Networking Tagging Folksonomies

Slide 15: A day in the life...

Slide 16: A day in the life... Samoa My mission:

Slide 27: What is Web 2.0?

Slide 28: “Outline how your proposed solution will be Web 2.0 compliant”

Slide 29: What is Web 2.0? Rich User Interfaces

Slide 32: What is Web 2.0?

Slide 34: What is Web 2.0? Data supertransformimagicability

Slide 35: Data supertransformimagicability

Slide 36: Data supertransformimagicability

Slide 37: What is Web 2.0? Users are the point

Slide 38: Users are the point

Slide 41: What is Web 2.0? Continuous improvement (kaizen)

Slide 42: Powers combined

Slide 43: Powers combined 1. Rich user interfaces

Slide 44: Powers combined 1. Rich user 2. Data interfaces transformability

Slide 45: Powers combined 1. Rich user 2. Data interfaces transformability 3. Users are the point

Slide 46: Powers combined ? 1. Rich user 2. Data interfaces transformability 3. Users are 4. Continuous the point improvement

Slide 47: “Applications that get better, the more that people use them”

Slide 48: “Applications that get better, the more that people use them” - Tim O’Reilly

Slide 49: Fundamental differences

Slide 50: Fundamental differences Rank Company # Employees 1 Yahoo 9,000 2 TimeWarner 85,000 3 Microsoft 61,000 4 Google 5,000 5 eBay 11,000 6 News Corp 38,000 7 Craigslist 18 8 Disney 129,000 9 BBC 60,000 10 IAC 26,000

Slide 51: Fundamental differences

Slide 52: The case against

Slide 53: “Web 1.0 was all about connecting people. It was an interactive space, and I think Web 2.0 is of course a piece of jargon, nobody even knows what it means. If Web 2.0 for you is blogs and wikis, then that is people to people.” -Tim Berners-Lee

Slide 54: “But that was what the Web was supposed to be all along.” -Tim Berners-Lee

Slide 55: “...how to persuade the other (acquisition) sharks in the tank that this blood feast was different from the previous boom-and-bust? Easy: Dismiss everything that came before as ‘Web 1.0.’” - Jeffery Zeldman

Slide 56: Web 2.0 Challenge

Slide 57: Web 2.0 Challenge 1. Users, front & centre

Slide 58: Web 2.0 Challenge 1. Users, 2. Re:imagine front & centre your UI

Slide 59: Web 2.0 Challenge 1. Users, 2. Re:imagine front & centre your UI 3. Free your data

Slide 60: “content owners are beginning to understand that the value of their data is much greater if its distributed outside of their environment than if it’s locked up inside a single environment” - Keith Teare

Slide 61: Web 2.0 Challenge 1. Users, 2. Re:imagine front & centre your UI 4. Getting better, the 3. Free your data more people use it

Slide 62: Thanks! Blog: www.umami.co.nz

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