The Web 2.0 phenomenon derives its effectiveness from the interhuman connections it makes possible and ‘weaves’ into a new kind of social media. It shifts emphasis from delivering content to building communities. Web 2.0-based communities populate virtual spaces that are (1) open, (2) self-organizing, (3) adaptive, (4) agile, (5) readily accessible, and (6) easy to use. A Web 2.0 platform has shared and interoperable designs of hardware, software, and services to support a collaborative and distributed environment in which users can connect, share, comment on, group, peer-review, or create new content or software tools.

Web 2.0 - Pyramid

SIGDOC October '09: Proceedings of the 27th ACM international conference on Design of communication, pp. 257-263.

Алис Симеонова, студент първи курс, БИН, ФФ, фак. № 40772

Alice Simeonova, Student. 1^st course, LIS, FF, № 40772