While Kevin Kelly talks about Internet of things as he predicts the next 5000 days, the question is are we even ready for the present? We are still struggling with Web 2.0 and Learning 2.0, trying to bridge the gap between digital natives and digital immigrants.
So are we really ready for the future? How well do you use the web in the present? Are you familiar with the Web 2.0 mumbo-jumbo? Do you utilize the web to connect, learn and grow? What is your Web 2.0 Quotient? Here’s a simple form I created to check your Web 2.0 Quotient.
Check your Web 2.0 Quotient here.
Simply answer a series of questions and see how you score on the Web 2.0 quotient.
My score: 68. What's your score?
Have I missed anything? I am sure I have missed many things. Do provide your suggestions to improve this.
Disclaimers:
Uses rudimentary MS Excel features and is highly dependent of retaining the format and location of cells. No great programming has been attempted here.
Update: See responses in a this new post.
1 comments:
I think Web 2.0 is all nonsense. We've given a name to something that existed earlier too, and I cannot see how it's going to affect learning more than it already has (people looking for information on Google, social network and all that). I think most people are keen to jump on the web 2 bandwagon without really understanding where it's supposed to be headed- it's spreading like a jungle fire for sure, and I'm afraid that the good old e-learning has been left to die. We exploited its potential as much as we could, without really contributing to its evolution, and now we're done and want to talk about web 2.0.
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