within our readership domain),we have come up with a list of websites which are making a significant(if not great) contribution in the field of education of different sorts.
But there is one thing that remains common among all the sites that have made it to this list...
They are all e-learning 2.0 websites,which means they are open(unlike closed,transaction based systems),community fueled(unlike tutor sourced) and employ Web 3.0 technologies to execute their mission(and that's actually a special and unique thing about this list).
They defy the old methods of learning on the web and have certainly achieved their goals to an remarkable extent.
So,here goes the list :
ch your site directly from their browser's built-in search feature. Addoursearch.com is a free service and requires no registration to participate.
The good part is a hassle-free procedure to get this widget.Users simply complete a online form with their site information and are then presented with a small snippet of code. When this code snippet is installed in a web page, it generates a small image or "badge" similar to popular bookmark and RSS buttons commonly found on web sites and blogs
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Addoursearch is Web's first browser search plugin service.It opened its services on June 5th,2008,and within two months(little more than this) of its launch,it has already got a million badges out of its factory.
According to Troy Peterson,the founder/developer of his Duluth based startup,"the widget is easy to install by any visitor to your site/blog and hence serves your site with an easy way to get searched by your visitor"
The area where Addoursearch will find it tough to survive is
And that's why they are back !...Not with an upgraded Mozilla but with a sneak peak at the Mozilla's next delivery Mozilla 3.1. According to one if their coders Brendan Eich,
A browser is basically a "Gateway to Internet" to any web user and hence technology giants are right there, building simplified(for us,but complex for them) web browsers to gain/retain their market share in this unending "Browser War".
IE8,despite being much improved and evolved than its previous version has been completely overshadowed by the recent launch of Chrome
'Techlusive',a Canada based technology blog has shut its doors indefinitely without any reason or whatsoever today
Just a couple of hours ago, 'Techlusive',a Canada based technology blog has shut its doors indefinitely without any reason or whatsoever.Chris R,the primary blogger at Techlusive was frequently blogging on Techlusive with his fellow blogger(s) before this unusual shutdown.
This is the message they are showing up right now :
This blog started off on June 29,2008 and saw a sudden rise in its traffic(+15K unique visitors) in the month of July,which is obviously good in any case. "Techlusive" according to us was a
Web 3.0 is defined as the creation of high-quality content and services produced by gifted individuals using Web 2.0 technology as an enabling platform.
Web 2.0 has been there for quite a while and now it's Web 3.0 which p
eople wants to hear about but has there been any service oriented to Web 3.0 by far and what actually is this "Web 3.0" ?
If 'cuil' refines its search indexing and Microsoft plans to acquire it and fight out with Live-cuil against Google,they may win against the current dominant
There has already been a lot of talks of cuil's claims and then it's performance from Day 1 of their launch but one thing is crystal clear...
It certainly takes a lot of guts to even think of competing in a market(we mean,online search industry),which is already been over-saturated and even bigger guts to challenge the 'Titan of Internet Industry' on its homeground.
'Cuil' was in the limelight much before it's month old release(Launch date : 27th July) for solely one reason...they were openly challenging the 'Whale of Search Industry' and were claiming to make searching even more intense,effective,deeper and gruelling.
Whoever has tasted this 'shouting kid' in the past month must
