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Overview

Applications on the Web are evolving from the model of centralised control to a much more distributed pattern of information distribution, illustrated by the growing popularity of blogs, wikis, syndication, communities and content sharing. This new model is being called Web 2.0.

This course explores the changing patterns in the production, transfer and consumption of content on the World Wide Web. Attend this course and you gain a clear understanding of Web 2.0, potential applications and service and the technologies required in both the fixed and mobile environments.

Why should you attend this course?

Attend this essential 2-day training course and you will be able to:

Define Web 2.0 and contrast its features with rich media content and services with traditional Web applications
Understand the business models being employed
Describe the main technologies being employed to deliver Web 2.0 and discuss the role of AJAX in improving the user experience
Define �Web Service� and identify the technologies required to deliver them
Analyse Web 2.0 sites and applications and note how they differ from first generation site
Define the Mobile Web 2.0, identify the key enablers to delivering Mobile Web 2.0 services and describe the features of sample Mobile Web 2.0 services

Course Summary:

Introduction to Web 2.0
Internet and Web Trends
Web Business Models
Enabling Technologies
The Role of AJAX and Web Services
Web 2.0 Applications
Bringing Web 2.0 to Mobile Devices
Mobile Web Services
Clients and Handsets for Web2.0

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Who Should Attend this Course?

This programme is aimed at those looking to gain an in-depth understanding of Web 2.0 technologies, services and business models in fixed and mobile networks.

Although no prior knowledge is required, you would benefit from a basic understanding of telecommunications and the Internet.