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THE WEB (1.Web 1.0, Web 2.0, Web 3.0. (Web1.0 or the read only web, it was…

- - - - Directly from a webpage by clicking a icon that puts subscribe on
      - Through a news aggregator program (online or downloadable), such as Old Reader, RSS Reader or Netvibes. Also now days programs like Feedly can be downloaded to smartphones(IOS Android)
- - - - Diigo: It´s a multi-tool for knowledge management, it lets us bookmark the pages that we visit and create a digital library in the cloud, with links, notes and images.
      - Evernote, It provides a convenient workspace where we can collect information by capturing articles and images from the Internet. Then we can add notes and share information with other people.
      - Delicious: is a service that lets us save our favourite web pages along with a description and a list of key words (tags) for easier classification. We can share this information with other people.
- - - - Types of Social networks
        
        4.1 Horizontal social networks. The most popular are:
        
        Twitter: This social network has some unusual features. Users publish short text messages (tweets) with no more than 140 characters, which is called microblogging. On Twitter, the relationships between users are not always bidirectional. We can access enormous amounts of information on Twitter. One of the most interesting functions is using hashtags to follow interesting events or topics.
        
        Google+: This social network allows users to create circles' of friends in order to share information. They can share photos and form public or private communities
        
        Facebook: This application allows groups of 'friends' to publish both public and private messages with text, links, news, photos and videos. They may also share information about how they are feeling or what they are doing at any particular moment.
        
        4.2. Vertical Social Networks. Reasons for using this type of Social networks: Personal and professional reasons
        
        Different uses:
        
        For sharing photos: Instagram, Flickr, Pinterest and Picassa are popular.
        
        For sharing general information: With FriendFeed, people can create private groups to share information about projects, organise events and exchange photos or experiences with their friends.
        
        For sharing videos: YouTube, Dailymotion and Vimeo are common examples.
        
        For Sharing professional information: LinkedIn is the most popular network for all kinds of professionals.
        
        For Live streaming: Skype, Twitch.tv, Livestream and Upstream.tv are often used.
        
        Also there are more services related to sports, cinema, books and other topics.