Web 2.0

Submitted by eac1g09 on Tue, 11/14/2017 - 16:31

Web 2.0 describes Web technology which enables the authoring of Web content by Web users. Web 2.0 enables “large numbers of people to come together to work, share and build” web content. (Shuen 2008)

 

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