I have always been online, I grew up in the online generation with an internet connection in 7th grade. I saw the internet change and develop, but I never saw Web 2.0 as any sort of revolution, I simply saw it as slow changes here and there. When I stumbled upon this you tube video a few months ago, it was a mind bending experience for me. The internet did change, and I guess I was one of the last people to realize it. It's only about four minutes long but is a good introduction to the change in technology behind the internet.
This video was made by Professor Wesch, a Cultural Anthropologist at Kansas State University and his point of view is fairly unique compared to many other experts because of his background.
The video can be found at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NLlGopyXT_g
Professor Wesch's page is: http://www.ksu.edu/sasw/anthro/wesch.htm
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I love the question:
"Who will organize our information?"
You, Me or Google?
I love this video. I first saw it a while ago, but its an excellent summary.
I also liked this video a lot- it is very well done. I have two boys who are just becoming "internet aware" and among other things it provides a quick and poignant history lesson.
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