Searching The Web

We learned that of course the web was not how we now it is now and there were different versions like web 1.0, web 2.0, and web 3.0. The difference between these webs are that; web 1.0 was most likely slow and probably had low quality definition, graphics were horrible and most websites that we used today didn't exist. web 2.0 was when the web provided information to the user and the user could also upload information. web 3.0 (which is what we are on now) has augmented reality where there is like a bridge between the web and reality.  We also did a scavenger hunt by searching up different search engines and finding information from, apart from just using google we used duckduckgo, YouTube, bing, etc. We learned that the web could've been personalized and filtered some information without out knowledge. keeping information that may be useful to us, away, and giving us information the internet thinks we want to know.

Case Study

From the assignment of finding what product fit our consumers needs, what I learned was how to find the items of what people want based on their description of the item. I could apply this to my own life if I were to become a salesperson or wanted to shop online for a specific thing. Finding exactly what you want at times may be difficult because it took more time than expected but I overcame that by adding more details and filtering other things in which I didn't need and that helped me pin point the perfect product for the consume.
Click here to view case study.