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Web 2.0 tools today Network-based –apps –services –content Integrative functions –easy to use technologies

Network-based applications Network-based Word-Processing - group edited docs Network spreadsheets - Filing expense reports Are you a Linux user?

Web 2.0 App tools Web 2.0 editors Podcast distribution sites Blog construction and blog utilization toolsets

Free one-off network utilities Mailbox Storage Fundraising Instant store Chat, bulletin board, or list Instant survey

Personalization Tools Start pages Search engine interfaces Visualized search Quintura

Filters – technical Alerting services or blog filters News aggregators

Filters - Social Recommenders Social bookmarking “Trail” of user paths

Building content together Images To-Do-Lists Calendars upcoming.org upcoming.org

Wikis Wikipedia, of course, but also niche wikis History Timeline Wiki Wikinews _and_technology _and_technology

Social Sites –Friendster –MySpace

Social Networks Image sharing Sound personalizing Finances? Book collection? monster.com/; monster.com/ Sharing as a game -

Visualizing network content Harvesting content - science fiction cover art harvester Google maps and Audubon Society data sets

Mashups Map Images Map Auctions Map an archeological tour, libraries, heritage destinations Mapping other datasets: iSpecies

Mashups Plus maps with feeds of images, gps reports etc. 7/ 7/ “Hide and Seek” mashups using Virtual Earth and MSN Messenger TagClouds. terms from museum RSS feeds Mashups in evaluation program

Mashup Opportunities?

Strategy for the Future The network is content Contributions are key Data is interoperable and available Community building A Museums and the Web community?