1. Objectives: At the end of this lesson, students should be able to:

-Understand basic web1/web2/web3 principles
-Identify differences between web1, web2 and web3
-Explain the implications of web3 for economic and social collaborations

2. Introduction:

Begin the lesson by discussing the web - how it's evolved over the years since its initial development, how it affects our lives, and more. Introduce students to different web versions: web1, web2, and web3 - orienting them to the major differences between each.

3. Activity:

Divide the class into groups of three or four and have them research the different features of web1, web2, and web3. When completed, have each group share their results with the class.

4. Discussion:

Once all of the information has been shared, lead a class discussion about the implications of web3 for economic and social collaborations. Encourage students to analyze how web3 could facilitate social interaction, economic activity, and collaboration between businesses and customers.

5. Conclusion:

Summarize the major points discussed in the lesson, emphasizing the potential of web3 to increase economic and social collaboration. Conclusion with a few open-ended questions that students can consider and discuss with classmates outside of the classroom.

Extra Activity:

As a bonus activity, have students brainstorm how they could use web3 technologies to create new collaborations or projects. Or, challenge students to create their own mock business idea and explain how they would use web3 technologies to achieve success.