[PDF] Top 20 What is Web 2 0 (and why should we care?)

... They point out that “established applications such as searching for information on the web, email, mobile telephony and SMS messaging” were used very frequently while “newer technologies[r] ... See full document

... "The web as ...the web as a platform. People don't often think of it as "web services", but in fact, ad serving was the first widely deployed web service, and the first widely ... See full document

... Semantic Web research community in turning some of its attention from the grand challenge of domains like e-Science and Enterprise to the challenge of the mundane may be more providing a a new domain for the same ... See full document

... Twitter - Twitter is a real-time information network that connects users to the latest updates, ideas, opinions and news about what users find interesting. It allows users to re-tweet, reply, like and open the ... See full document

... Lastly, within Web 2.0 services, and although most commit themselves to respect the necessary protection of their members' personal data, the anomalies are such (for example, spamming campaigns) that the relevance ... See full document

... Indeed e-learning provides gateway to better educational system for learners. In order to enhance socialization and sharing of knowledge among existing e-learning applications, Web 2.0 based tools can be ... See full document

... It is generally, though erroneously, assumed that language planning is only under the jurisdiction of the big national and international organizations, disregarding what happens at the micro and meso levels (or ... See full document

... In other for organization to select the most appropriate tool we have tested twenty Web 2.0 collaborative tools features as illustrated in Table 3. However, when it comes to collaboration on the same documents ... See full document

... There is no precise definition of integration in the literature. It is not a property of a single tool but it should have relationship with other tools in the environment [12]. Integration can be categorized into five ... See full document

... traditional Web services is the rich WS-* specifications defining in detail the overall system infrastructure of systems depicted by Figure ...Semantic Web have had modest ... See full document

... An E-Learning 2.0 ecosystem has attracted the research community as the next generation E-Learning. The aim of our proposal is to propose E-learner’s Collective Intelligent System Framework for e-learning 2.0 ecosystem ... See full document

... The Sustainable Habitat Challenge (ShaC09) is a national competition in the form of a collaborative project for teams around New Zealand to design, develop, and build sustainable housing in their local community ... See full document

... and Web technologies into the scientific enterprise has been an active area of research for many years and is commonly called cyberinfrastructure or ...through Web service standards such as WSDL and SOAP ... See full document

... Shindig is a reference implementation of Gadget and OpenSocial specification. Firstly, it supports gadget rendering. Given a gadget specification file, HTML output is generated that can be displayed in most modern ... See full document

... the Web, which is crawled and processed by the modules in the Data Col- lection ...the Web sites to gather data involving human re- source and social security ...procedure, Web documents are ... See full document

... An expanded applicant pool has effect on reducing adverse impact for protected groups. Some technology-based tools are able to make HR staff process more information than before (Chapman & Webster, 2003). The direct ... See full document

... If multicore technology is to succeed, mere mortals must be able to build effective parallel programs There are interesting new developments – especially the Darpa HPCS Languages X10, Ch[r] ... See full document

... sonal profiles that individuals have. The main issue I have had with this is that fans visiting the public profile are now presented with the wall (see Figure 4), and the rest of our content is hidden away in tabs behind ... See full document

... The above discussion has focused on accessing the various services via SOAP calls using standard Web Service techniques, which constituted the majority of our initial work. However, we have subsequently examined ... See full document

... Chapter 2, the year 2000 is conventionally considered a turning point in the establishment of scholarly and mainstream discourses that acknowledge the tight inte- gration of the Internet in everyday life that was ... See full document