This Slideshare presentation gives an interesting visual overview of Web 1.0, 2.0, and 3.0. The vision of Web 3.0 has a business focus, seeing entrepreneurial potential in everyone who publishes on the Internet (i.e. "user generated business"). The Web 3.0 content publisher takes on a 'managerial' role (compared with the 'delivery' role of 1.0, and the 'delivery and creation' roles of 2.0).
I'm not exactly sure yet (need to think about it further), if I agree with Johannes Bhakfi's vision of Web 3.0, or what the implications may be for education if he is correct. Any ideas? Thoughts? Comments?
One comment that has already been posted to his Slideshare presentation: "Actually, Johannes, I have strong scepticism to the WEB 3.0 idea. When money intrude into creativity, they kill it. The true creators don't think of money, if they do - then money will rule instead...".
Web3.0
I'm not exactly sure yet (need to think about it further), if I agree with Johannes Bhakfi's vision of Web 3.0, or what the implications may be for education if he is correct. Any ideas? Thoughts? Comments?
One comment that has already been posted to his Slideshare presentation: "Actually, Johannes, I have strong scepticism to the WEB 3.0 idea. When money intrude into creativity, they kill it. The true creators don't think of money, if they do - then money will rule instead...".
Web3.0
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