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	The Web, Take Two IEEE Spectrum, Vol. 43, No. 6. (June// 2006), pp. 68-68. by Paul Mcfedries posted to -- computer design development human-computer industry interaction internet ozzie programming ray science site sites web wide wikis world bibtex-import ebscohost web20 by crumj on 2006-06-16 23:27:01 Abstract Copy My Attachments My Copy Abstract The article reports about the Web 2.0. According to the article, Web 2.0 is the second phase of World Wide Web evolution wherein web site developers are enable to create web sites that looks like and can also act like desktop programs. Web 2.0 are driven by databases, encourages interaction between users. Collaborative web sites such as Wikis, wherein users are allowed to delete, edit and add contents are example of Web 2.0. Application of Web 2.0 to web sites offers ...
	Internet Librarian American Libraries, Vol. 37, No. 6. (Jun 2006), pp. 88-88. by Joseph Janes posted to education higher information innovations library science states technological technology united bibtex-import ebscohost web20 by crumj on 2006-06-16 23:27:00 Abstract Copy My Attachments My Copy Abstract The article considers the future of library education in the U.S. in the technology era. The emergence of various technologies, such as Web 2.0 and Library 2.0, has considerable implications for library education in the country. The growing desire to access data by electronic means and the willingness to share data and combine data sources could transform libraries and librarianship in the country. These could, as well, transform the content of library education. ...
	Web 2.0: The New Guy at Work Business week, No. 3989. (June/JanuarySeptember/ 2006), pp. 58-59. by Robert D. Hof posted to business co computer corp development disney forecasting industry international internet machines programs science site walt web wikis bibtex-import ebscohost web20 by crumj on 2006-06-16 23:27:00 Abstract Copy My Attachments My Copy Abstract This article discusses the impact that interactive web sites may have on business. This classification of websites, or Web 2.0, stress networking and collaboration, and include such technologies as the editable wiki software. Companies such as Disney and IBM are embracing wiki technology, which is portrayed as the next generation of business. INSET: PLAYBOOK: HOW TO TAP THE POWER OF WEB 2.0. ...
	Cutting Edge or Over the Edge? EContent, Vol. 29, No. 5. (June// 2006), pp. 31-31. by Mary E. Bates posted to -- access for information internet librarians libraries library professionals science states technology the united users bibtex-import ebscohost web20 by crumj on 2006-06-16 23:26:59 Abstract Copy My Attachments My Copy Abstract The article focuses on the role of U.S. librarians in the information technology era. Librarians have always been cutting edge: They were often the first within their organizations to have online search capabilities. Once again, they are on the cutting edge of exploring ways to use the new Web 2.0 networking and collaboration tools, far earlier than most of their clients. Some are rolling out really simple syndication feeds and wikis; some are considering along library users to add tags to ...

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