Desktop, Laptop, Mobile Desktop, Laptop, and Internet, WWW, Mobile All (4)

and Smart Phones (1) Internet WWW (2) and Smart Phones (3)
MOBILE
 Contain a CPU, DESKTOP
Function together  FunctionAND
PHONES together  They are all
memory display AND LAPTOPS SMART information age;
functionally and they are both in
PHONES
use operating used in
systems that runs communication
programs (apps) to
perform different INTERNET AND
function WWW
 Electronically  Both information  Function to gather  They are both
powered device age information electronic devices
and also, they are
frequently used in
people
 Popular Devicer  Both are used to  Both information  They use in
communicate age gathering
information
 Used as a form of  Used in gathering  Both use to
direct communication
communication
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TECHNOLOGIES

DIFFERENTIATE WEB 1.0, WEB 2.0, AND WEB 3.0 IN YOUR OWN WORDS
 WEB 1.0 WEB 2.0 WEB 3.0

 Typically read-only  Strongly read-write  Read- write-interact

 Owned content  Shared content  Consolidated content
 Home pages  Wikis and blogs  Linked data web
 Web page  Web service endpoint  Data space
 HTML/HTTP/URL  Programmable web  User engagement
 Page views  Cost per click  User behavior
 It cannot be  Where user can interact
manipulated by users with page
 Web pages are static

Online platforms, sites, and content are all that can be seen virtually. It includes different
information such as journals, news, articles, and personal information.

Online platforms are a tool to share, search, view or open links or sites, it is a tool to
discover something. Sites are place where you can see or view some information and documents,
sites can help you easily find the information you needed by simply clicking those. While,
contents are the body of information. It is the result by clicking or viewing sites, through reading
the content.