# data[].attributes.body
Web 1.0, or the Informational web, was developed in 1991. Users were referred to "consumers" of the information. There was a very small number of authors on the web during this time, but there were very large numbers of users. This version of the web was not interactive so it was considered the "read-only" web. Students and teachers used the web to get information, play simulations, do drills, and take quizzes.

# data[].attributes.body
Web 2.0, often referred to as the Social web, emerged around the year 2000. It was a grouping of newer generations of social tech. This way people (the users) could interact with each other in a way no body has ever been able to. It was used for blogging, social sharing, Wiki, Data visualization etc.

# data[].attributes.body
Web 3.0 was called the intelligent web. This is called the intelligent web because it was so advanced that software agents will use metadata to read info and such and respond. Giving the impression that the web appears to be intelligent from its responses.
The image below compares the first 3 versions of the web.

# data[].attributes.body
Web 4.0 is said to be a new mobile platform.
But in a presentation shared by a teacher at Murray State University, he states that 4.0 is about making connections and about the network taking initiative. So it is basically a form of intelligent interaction.

# data[].attributes.body
Web 5.0 is said to be similar to web 4.0 but will be a more advanced/intelligent form of the web. Not much is known about this version though.