This is an example of the few cases of study I found about Web 2.0.
Cox, A.M. (2008). Flicr: A case study of Web 2.0. Aslib Proceedings New Information Perspectives, 60(5), 493-516. Retrieved November 13, 2008 from Emerald. This article is available through SJSU King Library.
This paper looks at Flickr from three different perspectives:
1. Analyzing the history, the technical development, and the features of Flickr within the Web2.0 theoretical framework to show whether this site holds any novelty or not.
Ipods and podcast are becoming very important and powerful learning tools in education. According to this article, written by Derik DeLong, iTu
This article/talk by Danah Boyd
“A Clusty Cloud is a tool that webmasters or bloggers can use to instantly visualize a topic using the familiar
My fascination with RSS really stems from my interest in following the news for pertinent information I care about. That is why when I read about Alerts.com from ReadWriteWeb, I was intrigued. According to blogger, Sarah Perez (I’m starting to like her blogs a lot!), this allows you to configure alerts and have it arrive via SMS, voice, email, IM or your desktop via Adobe Air.
I found this article interesting. This article written by Karen Schneider, entitled "
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