The report provides an assessment of the use, adoption and impact of collaborative content applications, giving an in-depth description of YouTube, Wikipedia and blogging, and discussing the socio-economic impacts and challenges of collaborative content. The key feature of collaborative content is that it is created, reviewed, refined, enhanced and shared by interactions and contributions of a number of people.
This column reviews the progress of professional social networking in the healthcare setting.Ĭollaborative content, created with web2.0 technologies, is part of the social computing phenomenon.
#Jotspot websites driver
This action indicates that the Internet's social aspect remains a significant driver of content and connection. However, Google has recently purchased both YouTube and JotSpot, sites which promote the aspect of sharing videos and document collaboration, respectively. A search on Pubmed reveals no articles about professional social networks in the medical literature, and even magazines such as Health Data Management and Healthcare Informatics have not covered this topic in significant detail. Despite the popularity of social networking for finding people with similar interests and establishing friendships, professional networking in health care has been slow to establish. In this manner, the social nature of the Internet has become the latest rage, with the increasing use of social-networking sites such as MySpace and Friendster, available not only for personal use but for professional networking as well. Ten years ago, people meeting Online might have been perceived as strange, but today, there are numerous Online sites dedicated to the process of finding a mate. Chat rooms and discussion forums allow users to meet and form relationships. The Internet has become a vast network of information that offers users a sense of connectivity in addition to multi-media content.
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