The gradual use of Web 2.0 and Web 3.0 tools and apps in universities may act as additional instruments to support educational objectives.
Web 3.0 and Web 2.0 Technologies in Higher Educational Institute
WIREFRAMES
Web 3.0 is sometimes referred to as the ‘semantic web’, ‘3D web’ or ‘spatial web’. It is about using new technology to add meaning to content and developing methods to interact with our environment.
The capacity to access information
More simply and rapidly with Web 3.0
UI DESIGNS
By offering the introduction in the form of background context, the research problem, and stating the research target, these designs provided the groundwork for the investigation.
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Introduction
The old approach (Web 1.0) that encouraged teacher-directed educational methods has dominated teaching and learning in recent decades. There is currently a consensus that the previous strategy is insufficient to successfully address and improve all student-learning demands and outcomes.
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Challenge
Due to the widespread use of social software and semantic web tools in educational settings and society, it is potentially relevant to highlight the potential obstacles that educators may face when integrating these technologies into their classrooms.
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The solution
Furthermore, presented an overview of a framework for social software adoption in higher education in the form of a literature review that detailed and revealed the theoretical perspectives that are relevant to the study based on previous scholars’ experience with how similar research problems were solved.
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Scalibility
The capacity to access information more simply and rapidly with Web 3.0 has a number of advantages, but it also has certain drawbacks.
Final
Results
Web 3.0 promises to allow users to find information and connect with it in more meaningful and efficient ways, but at what cost to the way students develop skills in researching and understanding information for themselves.
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