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The Evolution of the Internet
WEEK 2 QUARTER 3
Web 1.0 (Static Web):
1. The first generation. All Web 1.0 websites were based on Hypertext
Markup Language (html/htm).
2. These sites were Static websites, which means they worked on a ready-only
principle. The visitor’s function was to simply work as an observer of what’s
already been saved in the server.
3. Only the owner/administrator had the authorization to make any change.
4. A Web 1.0 website was basically a single file saved in the server and
displayed in its entirety when a visitor entered the address from their browser.
5. The Uniform Resource Locator or the URL address remained unchanged
regardless of the user’s location.
6. Only displayed text and images.
7. Known as the “readable” phrase of the World Wide Web.
Web 2.0 (Dynamic Web):
1. The generation that worked on the participation principle.
2. The user and the website worked on a give-and-take relationship. It means
while the website provided a set of information, the user could work on and
add to it.
3. Allowed for real-life interactive communication that paved the way for
media sharing and online banking and shopping.
4. Known as the “writable” phrase of the World Wide Web.
Web 3.0 (Semantic Web):
1. The current generation.
2. All available information is based on real-time events.
3. Users stay connected to the live internet at all times.
4. Allows for a platform that lets digital devices suggest probable actions based
on your previous decisions.
5. Known as the “executable” phrase of the internet.
Assessment:
1. Try to visit some Website and explain its features and characteristics.
2. Identify the website’s level of evolution.
3. Answer the quiz: https://forms.gle/gSo4PrKk3Ca8rW1q9
GENERALIZATION