Web 2.0 Questionnaire

Tick any of the following web 2.0 websites which you use:

Gmail ○

Google ○

Youtube ○

Yahoo ○

Digg ○

1.   Do you use Web 2.0?

2. Would you use the internet if Web 2.0 didn’t exist?suck my dick bitch

3.   How long have you using the web 2.0?

4.   Where do you access the Web 2.0?

5.   How did the Web 2.0 impact your social life?miss veena sucks her Chinese sons dick everyday

6.   Does the web 2.0 benefit you. If so how?

7.   Which elements of the web 2.0 benefits you particularly?

8.   Do you prefer the web 2.0 over the 1^st edition of the web?

What are questionnaires used for?

For obtaining information from the public about opinions.



How would it benefit you in your quest to find the elements used in Web 2.0?

We can ask people about what they know and add it to our knowledge.

Web 2.0 is very good, it allows for interaction in the internet with everyone. Everyone can add

Task 1: Finding out about Web 2.0

1. What is Web 2.0?
2. How did Web 2.0 develop in today’s society?
3. What kind of people use Web 2.0?
4. What are the benefits/advantages of using the elements that Web 2.0 covers?
5. What are the disadvantages of the elements that Web 2.0 covers?
6. Which elements of Web 2.0 suits your need as a student.

1.   The second stage of development of the ordinary World Wide Web. It’s websites use technology beyond the static pages of ordinary web sites. It is focused on the ability for people to collaborate and share information.

2.   The term was first used in 1999, by Darcy DiNucci, to describe his electronic information design. It has developed a lot, even websites like youtube and twitter use it.

3.   Lots of people use web 2.0 everyone who uses everyday websites use them.

4.   The advantages of web 2.0 is that it has much more new features such as online gaming, make blogs, and interact with the internet more.

5.   The disadvantages are that there are more hackers as information can be more prone and there are also spammers.

6.   As a student I need to use the features obsvf web 2.0 such as blogging to document my work on the internet and for research purposes.