Web as Platform Mash-Ups
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URL Tag Cloud
- web2.0
- , definition
- , article
- , applications
- , 2.0
- , mashup
- , communications
- , amazon
- , ebay
- , philosophy
- , technology
- , from:delicious
- , community
- , flickr
- , web
- , principles
- , applied
- , 02.
- , From
Groups (1)
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Educational Mashups
21 members,247 bookmarks
Group aims at investigating how informal learning can be supported or improved with mashups. Bookmarks and discussions around key concepts (e.g., informal learning, (personal) knowledge management (PKM), Web 2.0 concepts, such as mashup or collaboration) and support of PKM (information skills)
Bookmark History
Saved by 7 people (3 private), first by anonymouse user on 2007-01-14
- Hedbergskan on 2008-09-02 - Tags no_tag
- Shauryashaurya on 2008-06-27 - Tags From , Internet , Explorer , 02. , CODEcode , Web , 2.0
- Doppelmutzi on 2007-10-27 - Tags web2.0 , principles , mashup , google , amazon , ebay , flickr , philosophy
- Forestfortrees on 2007-08-28 - Tags applications , communications , community , definition , technology , web2.0
- Ajp-diigo on 2007-01-18 - Tags 2.0 , article , web
Public Sticky notes
ash-ups, Web 2.0 or just the next phase of Web
evolution heralds the use of the Web as a platform for creating new kinds of user
experiences and businesses. Jon Udell calls it remixable Web
applications."
Highlighted by hedbergskan
"The point isn't the features, it's the underlying philosophy of
relinquishing control."
Highlighted by forestfortrees
So the philosophy of Web 2.0 is to let go of control, share ideas and code, build on
what others have built, free your data.
Highlighted by forestfortrees
ZDNet is calling the current generation of the Web the "recombinant Web".
Highlighted by forestfortrees
"Its data and metadata is contributed by its users; while the
interface is its own. Its API's are used by developers who tend to use its data, but not
the interface (such as Mappr, Color Pickr)."
Highlighted by forestfortrees
Public Comment
on 2007-09-04 by forestfortrees