In the most basic sense, Web 2.0. can be viewed as the next step in the evolution of the World Wide Web. Unlike Web 1.0. which allowed for limited interaction between the source of information and those accessing it, Web 2.0. incorporates the use of technologies such as blogs and wikis as a means of facilitating interaction amongst mediums. As a result individuals are no longer viewed as passive in their approach to gathering information, rather they are encouraged to participate in the creation of information on various levels. Some of the most widely recognised examples of Web 2.0. include:
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about me
- ANTHONY
- My name is Anthony Napoli and I’m currently undertaking my second year of my Bachelor of Design (Visual Communications) degree at UWS. Design has always been a great interest of mine, and this degree has allowed me to explore a wide variety of areas and to improve upon knowledge and skills in the field of graphic design. Over the course of my previous studies I have developed a great interest in the field of digital media and in the future I hope to be able to combine my knowledge of design with the field of music to explore various auditory and visual possibilities.
about this blog
This blog, created as part of the unit ‘Interactive Design 1’, was produced with the aim of providing a source of discussion of key issues relating to Interactive Design, as well as discussing the areas of Web 2.0 and Informative Design. Through providing links to relevant sources, as well as general information on topics connected to Interactive Design, this blog aims at not only offering a source of knowledge but also a means of interaction and discussion.
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