1. Introduction to Web CMS Technologies @le.ac.uk Dr Richard Mobbs Web & eLearning Services Manager IT Services University of Leicester

2. Web 2.0: What is it? The concept of "Web 2.0" began with a conference brainstorming session between O'Reilly and MediaLive International. (2004)O'Reilly and MediaLive International Web 1.0  Web 2.0 passive  active & dynamic Corporate  User driven Tim Berners Lee : Web 2.0 doesn’t have meaning

3. Web 2.0: What is it? Web 1.0 Web 2.0 DoubleClickGoogle AdSense OfotoFlickr AkamaiBitTorrent mp3.comNapster Britannica OnlineWikipedia personal websitesblogging publishingparticipation content management systemswikis directories (taxonomy)tagging ("folksonomy")

4. Web 2.0 – the need to share Youtube: Web 2.0

5. Blogging Are you an Escribitionist? The term "weblog" was coined by Jorn Barger (1997). The term "blog," was coined by Peter Merholz (1999) Originally text based but now: –photoblog –sketchblog –vlog –podcasting

6. Wikis – the need to share

7. Wikipedia Wikipedia Web 2.0

8. Wikipedia and more Wikibooks Wikiversity Wiktionary Wikiquote and more…

9. Other Web 2.0 Successes Youtube (Google)Youtube Technorati iTunes Digg Google Maps Del.icio.us Second Life

10. Bringing it All Together RSS – Really Simple Syndication Netvibes

11. Web 2.0 Concepts Web offering Applications similar to those found on the desktop. Sharing of Databases leading to “mashups” Starbucks Housing Map

12. Web 2.0: the Individual Social MP3 EMail Personal Files UoL Usernames & passwords!!!!!

13. WWW2 @ Leicester www.le.ac.uk is too big!!!www.le.ac.uk http://www2.le.ac.uk/ Plone/Zope Open Source

14. Plone Developments Blogs Wikis Authentication Authorisation Access Control Web Server plus Zope/Plone Content Management System Resource Repository.pdf

15. Plone Developments II BlogsWikis Authentication Authorisation Access Control Web Server plus Zope/Plone Content Management System Resource Repository.pdf Surveys Forms RSS Collaboratio n

16. WWW2 @ Leicester Recruitment/Marketing Communication

17. Web 2.0: Online Learning OpenLearn