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Which type of web-based software or applications run in a web browser without the need for installation?
Which type of web-based software or applications run in a web browser without the need for installation?
- Hosted Services
- Web Applications (correct)
- Video Sharing Sites
- Wikis
Which platforms allow users to upload, share, and view videos?
Which platforms allow users to upload, share, and view videos?
- Hosted Services
- Web Applications
- Video Sharing Sites (correct)
- Blogs
Which type of websites enable users to edit and contribute content collectively?
Which type of websites enable users to edit and contribute content collectively?
- Wikis (correct)
- Web Applications
- Hosted Services
- Blogs
Which online platforms are used for individuals or organizations to publish and share written content?
Which online platforms are used for individuals or organizations to publish and share written content?
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Which term describes web-based services and applications hosted on remote servers, accessible through a web browser?
Which term describes web-based services and applications hosted on remote servers, accessible through a web browser?
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Web 2.0 and its Interactive Multimedia Examples
- Web 2.0 is a new way of using the internet, emphasizing user-generated content and interactive experiences.
- It represents a shift in how users interact with the web.
- Web 2.0 platforms focus on collaboration and dynamic experiences.
- Hosted services are web-based applications hosted on remote servers, accessible through a web browser.
- Examples of hosted services include Google Docs, Dropbox, and Microsoft Office Online.
- Web applications are software or applications that run in a web browser without installation.
- Popular web applications include Gmail, Trello, and Google Maps.
- Video sharing sites are platforms where users can upload, share, and view videos.
- YouTube and Vimeo are well-known examples of video sharing sites.
- Wikis are collaborative websites that allow users to edit and contribute content together.
- Wikipedia is a widely recognized example of a wiki.
- Blogs are online platforms for individuals or organizations to publish and share written content, often in a journal-like format.
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