Youtube

Web 2.0 simply makes life easier. It allows the user to have full interaction with the website, usually allowing to share (download and upload) to and from the site (usually) simply by becoming a member to the site. This method of browsing allows the user to have full access of the information on the site. Browsing in the 2.0 method makes things a little bit more fun.
 * Youtube **

For my web 2.0 application I decided to discuss YouTube. The world’s largest video sharing website was first created in 2005 and was bought by the search engine monopoly Google. And now operates extensively, allowing members full rights and unregistered members to just view the videos. The registered members however are allowed to view, upload, comment and share the video with other web 2.0 networks.

The success of YouTube mainly comes from its constant monitoring to remove any pornographic, defamation (reducing propaganda), violence encouragement as well as any videos containing copy written material. Although YouTube is known to have no adult material it is not recommended that people under the age of 18 visits the site, as personal videos are constantly uploaded and the monitors cannot filter foul language etc. [|Youtube home]  [|Youtube education]
 * Youtube in education**   [[image:youtube_edu.png width="606" height="249" align="left"]]

YouTube has a page dedicated to learning, teaching and education, videos ranging from tutorials on how to use civil engineer programs to how to draw a tree. This is one of the many reasons YouTube is so widely recognized. Its safe search and nature to be extremely user friendly makes all its 300,000,000 users satisfied.



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Ali Mahdi