Internet tools are applications or programs that are hosted directly on an Internet page. Due to this, it is normally not necessary to install any other program, making it possible to use these tools from the Internet browser itself. On the other hand, the functions that integrate the web tools are very wide and varied. Due to all this, web tools offer a fairly cheap and accessible way to accomplish all kinds of jobs.

Conceptual and mental maps

Another popular service on Web 2.0 tools, especially for study purposes: pages that offer the ability to create flowcharts, concept maps, and other visual content explanation or learning techniques online. Some well-known ones are Mindmeister, Coggle.it and Mindomo.

Online presentations

Inspired by the PowerPoint program, these pages offer presentation preparation services, for exhibition purposes for companies, schools and universities, allowing the use of the audiovisual and multimedia potential of the Internet in various daily settings.

Radio is not dead, but exists on web 2.0, under the podcast format: broadcasts stored online that allow the user to listen to them whenever and wherever they want, often offering knowledge, tutorials or simply entertainment programs.

Podcasts

Not only sales services, but also for the exchange of opinions between buyers and contact with companies that offer goods or services. The best known of all are Amazon and eBay.

Online sales pages

The best known of them is YouTube, a platform where users can upload various audiovisual content and share their appreciations, comments and tastes in the matter, or also become announcers and commentators called “youtubers”. Like youtube, there are other video hosting sites that have almost the same functionality as this one, such as: vimeo, vidlii, twitch, among others.

Video hosting sites

One-person or group pages that serve as a newspaper, publication or literary text, to share various forms of text and story (including audiovisual) using the tools of the Internet and also receiving feedback from readers or followers.

Blogs

Sites with free access to information through the voluntary accumulation of knowledge, in the manner of the old encyclopedias, but this time organized in a collaborative way: each user contributes their grain of sand.

The Wikis

Virtual communities in which remote people can communicate in real time in writing (chat), can have their information publicly and connect with other people who share their interests, their history or their desires (even romantic). The most common social networks that we can find on the web are: Facebook. instagram, twitter, among others.

Social networks

Web 2.0 tools are those programs or websites available to carry out certain functions within the Internet, and that can be applied to other vital aspects, such as learning or teaching.

Web 2.0 Tools

Web 2.0