Web 3.0

Web 3.0 is a term coined by PayPal's Tony Fadell, who developed the iPod and iPhone.

Web 3.0 is important to you because in order to be successful on the web, you need to understand the entire digital environment as a whole. Web 3.0 is more than just better HTML5 and CSS3 techniques, it refers to the entire digital environment that surrounds us on a daily basis.

Web 3.0 has evolved into a more holistic experience - everything from the tools we use to create our digital environments to the devices we use while they are being created.

You are reading this article, it is obvious that the Internet has influenced your life in some way. Whether you use it for your personal or professional needs, to shop or search, the Internet has made a significant impact on our lives and the way we interact with others. The term Web 3.0 is frequently mentioned as a new era of more dynamic and interactive web experiences, but what does that really mean?

While there are many definitions and meanings associated with Web 3.0, it essentially refers to the entire digital environment that surrounds us on a daily basis - everything from the tools we use to create our digital environments to the devices we use while they are being created. This definition includes content management systems (CMS), social networks, multimedia platforms like YouTube and Skype as well as mobile applications such as iPhone games and Facebook notifications

Web 3.0 is using augmented reality with your smartphone, talking to a bot in your home, or interacting with a virtual assistant through your computer or tablet.

Web 3.0 is using augmented reality with your smartphone, talking to a bot in your home, or interacting with a virtual assistant through your computer or tablet.

Augmented reality (AR) is the combination of digital objects and the real world. The most obvious examples are Pokemon Go and AR Snapchat filters, but this technology will be incorporated into nearly every industry—from retail to entertainment to healthcare.

Virtual Reality (VR) immerses you in a completely different environment; instead of just seeing an image on your screen, you’re living it. The best VR headsets provide a 360-degree view that make you feel like you’re really there, whether it’s on stage with Paul McCartney at his concert or scaling Mt Everest

When you create content for the web, you can use video for greater engagement, you can have live polling with users as you're creating content, comment on each other's creations, or utilize social media to spread your message or get the word out about a project before it's even finished.

Let's take a look at how you can use video for greater engagement when you create content for the web. With videos, people can actually show up live. You can also take advantage of live polling. If you're creating content, people can comment on everything as it's happening and give feedback in real time. In addition to that, we have the ability to collaborate with each other on creating content online and we could even get other people involved with our projects before they're even finished by utilizing social media to spread a message or get the word out about something that doesn't exist yet.

There are many different types of things that we'll be able to do with our technology in the very near future.

With the next iteration of the World Wide Web comes a world of innovation, and a variety of opportunities for developers to create in ways we can’t even imagine yet. The following section will cover some examples of things that we might do with web 3.0 capabilities:

• Interact directly with our devices in different way

• Use the web to help with remote learning