Introduction to Information and Communications Technologies

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What is Web 1.0?

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The Static Web, characterized by read-only content, where users were just readers/viewers. Examples include early Yahoo!, Geocities, and static HTML websites.

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What is the timeframe for Web 1.0?

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1990s to early 2000s.

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What is Web 2.0?

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The Social Web, where users can create and share content. Users became creators and contributors. Examples include Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, Wikipedia, and blogs.

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What is the timeframe for Web 2.0?

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Early 2000s to present.

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What is Web 3.0?

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The Intelligent Web, characterized by read-write-execute capabilities, being smarter, decentralized, and AI-driven. Users will be owners and decision-makers.

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What is the timeframe for Web 3.0?

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Emerging now.

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What are some examples of Web 3.0 technologies?

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AI chatbots (like ChatGPT), blockchain, NFTs, decentralized apps (dApps), and the Metaverse.

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What is the main feature of Web 1.0?

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Read-only content.

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What is the main feature of Web 2.0?

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Read-Write, allowing users to create and share content.

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What is the main feature of Web 3.0?

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Read-Write-Execute, enabling smarter, decentralized, AI-driven interactions.