Enter the era of networking, knowledge sharing and collaboration
2.0 organisation becomes a necessity when business competitiveness is dependent on the speed of responses to requests or solving problems encountered. eLearning 2.0 actively supports this approach, being more focused on the real needs of a community rather than just the availability of teaching content. Web 2.0 technologies combine:
- an improvement in user interfaces,
- intelligent structures,
- more open communication protocols (web services),
- more extensive interoperability.
Web 2.0 offers technological improvements such as the AJAX revolution, RSS feeds, tags, etc.
An eLearning 2.0 platform:
- offers tools to capitalise on, share and jointly develop knowledge: wiki, blog, editable content, document sharing,
- encourages active collaboration between participants, and interaction between all parties involved, in particular through communities of practice and virtual communications,
- manages personal areas,
- facilitates the syndication of content and availability of valuable multimedia content (audio, video, etc.).













