Which of the following accurately describes at least one difference between Web 1.0 and Web 2.0?

A. Web 1.0 largely relies on the use of crowdsourcing, whereas Web 2.0 does not.

B. Web 1.0 enabled users who were not necessarily technically proficient to contribute to the development of the Web.

C. Web 2.0 largely relies on the use of crowdsourcing, whereas Web 1.0 does not.

D. Web 2.0 involves a more closed approach to the Internet, relying less on collaboration than does Web 1.0.

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Cassius Ho

Computers & Technology

15 January, 06:47

Which of the following accurately describes at least one difference between Web 1.0 and Web 2.0?

A. Web 1.0 largely relies on the use of crowdsourcing, whereas Web 2.0 does not.

B. Web 1.0 enabled users who were not necessarily technically proficient to contribute to the development of the Web.

C. Web 2.0 largely relies on the use of crowdsourcing, whereas Web 1.0 does not.

D. Web 2.0 involves a more closed approach to the Internet, relying less on collaboration than does Web 1.0.

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Melissa Hodges · Answer 1

Option (C) is the correct answer.

Explanation:

The web 1.0 and web 2.0 provides an reciprocal influences to the user between them and website.

Web 2.0 depends on the use of crowdsourcing and on the other hand, web 1.0 does not provide any crowdsourcing. Web 1.0 provides users an important contribution in the field of web development and Web 2.0 not included in a closed approach to the internet.