CCT205+Lab7*


 * Lab 7**

What defines Web 2.0 is interactivity. The fact that users can easily generate and share their own content is what makes it interesting. Websites that facilitate interactivity allow for all sorts of possibilities that were previously unavailable on non-interactive websites. Because users are in control of the content and information, the amount of information available on the internet is now more than ever before. Furthermore, the rate at which information is being generated is getting faster everyday.

Wikipedia is a perfect example of Web 2.0. Wikipedia is a free online encyclopedia that thrives upon user generated articles.There are currently over three million articles available in English, and hundreds of thousands of articles available in other languages as well. It is great example of an incredibly large database of information created by users, for users. As of today, it is one of the most popular Web 2.0 websites, and it still continues to grow.

Kyle Martin Manoza