http://www.connect10.com/web2 Understanding The Web 2.0 Phenomenon Wed, 28 Mar 2007 10:59:15 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Our individual voices are creating networks of meaning. Through our passions and our participation in conversations online, we are creating value for ourselves and others. Interesting that it is human interactions and the visibility of these that create value for communities. And even more interesting, that it is these visible conversations ... http://www.connect10.com/web2/2007/03/25/the-connecting-spaces-online/ Wanted to take a look into this. For if we understand the mindset behind web 2.0, we are that much closer to tapping into its possibilities. So, to the ingredients that describe, from the people who know ( a few anyway), I wanted to find some keywords, insights and descriptions. Starting from my ... http://www.connect10.com/web2/2007/01/02/web-2o-%e2%80%93-affords-what-to-who-and-how/ NETSCAPE needs no introduction. It is one of the world's top social news sites, the others being Digg, Reddit and Newsvine. Not only does Netscape harness the power of the collective intelligence of thousands of users who collaboratively rank and comment upon the top news, this participatory media also recognizes ... http://www.connect10.com/web2/2006/11/15/netscape-value-lies-in-the-anchors/ Last week, I realised I had made an awful omission when tentatively introducing services on web 2. Ok, I haven't just introduced them yet. I'll get into that. Plenty of time yet to hear about folksonomies, collective value, wisdoms of crowds, participation at a distance, rich user experiences through building networks ... http://www.connect10.com/web2/2006/11/04/towards-a-student-centred-future-the-ou-online/ This is the first posting on my blog. Since this blog for me, will be a journey of discovery through the net, I openly admit that I start with quite a bit of wonder. For wonder is a quality that enables perception of things yet unseen to be seen. Neil Armstrong said ... http://www.connect10.com/web2/2006/10/27/what-does-web-20-mean-to-you/