Some introductory observations:
- Create / edit / share -- it's social
- Word processing, spread sheets, presentations
- Blogging and Web Design
- Audio, video, images
- Perpetual beta (so get used to it)
- Gets better and better as time goes on and more people use it
- Applications are constantly updated -- no downloads or updates to run
- It's not proprietary (like Microsoft), so views perfect on every platform (Mac, PC, Linux)
- Industry standard Backbone (for programmers): xHTML, CSS, W3C, XML, flash, AJAX
Web2.0 Categories
Web2.0 applications can be broken into a variety of categories. Some examples are:
Blog
- Blogger (Google)
- Wordpress
Web-Page
Google Docs
- Docs, Sheets, Presentation
- Share (co-edit, view)
- Folders. Upload MS files
- Publish
- Revision and Tracking
Social Bookmarking
RSS (Reader)
- Reader (Google), Bloglines
Survey/Assessment
- Doodle, SurveyMonkey
- Google Forms
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Photos/Images
- Picasa (Google), Flickr
- Scribblar, Skrbl (whiteboard)
Video
- Tokbox, Yodio
- YouTube, Google Video
- Ustream, VoiceThread
Audio
Tech Support & Tools
- CatchVideo
- TeamViewer
- DropBox (my favorite)
Wiki - WikiSpaces; CMS
Social Networking
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