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09 December 2006
Buzz 2.0
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2 comments:
I was tired of scrolling through my thousands of WEB2 bookmarks (web favorites), I wanted to be able to search my web favs for the Web 20 application I wanted to use.
MY BETA WEB 20 SOLUTION:
www.web20searchengine.com (web 2.0search engine & lists, free submission of your projects).
Some serious research done by a Web2 newbie. I just created my first Web1 site, scswerc.com, an employment resource centre here in Surrey, BC, Canada. We are already planning a Web2 site, where the un- and under-employed can search for jobs or get 1-on-1 employment/career counselling. We also want to grab those people who heretofore could not or would not visit our offices. That would have been the old model. The new model is to get to them through an interactive website: learn about what we do, register with us (including formally accepting our security and privacy documentation), and allowing us to work with them online to get them to a specific service provider, for career search, job search, skills enhancement, etc.
This site looks like it has the necessary info, but I'm not an IT guy, just a guy interested in the processes (without having the brain to create what's needed).
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