Great slideshare presentation from Stefan Decker, Michael Hausenblas, Nuno Lopes, and Jodi Schneider.
Month: October 2012
Out of the Trenches
As reported by Infodocket, where you can see some other related links and info.
Studying the Semantic Web Online
Cambridge Semantics, a Boston, MA based company that provides tools for creating Unified Information Applications, has created “Semantic University,” a very useful blog with a number of resources for learning the basics of the Semantic Web and Linked Data. Granted, it’s not actually a college course, but it’s a good start.
Speaking of college courses though, Dr. Margaret Kipp at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee School of Information Studies has put together some amazing courses that she’s shared online. Seeing these kinds of courses and knowing that MLIS students are learning and fast applying their skills in the field of Linked Data within libraries, archives and museums gives me a lot of hope about the future.
If you’ve got other resources to share, please comment or add a post yourself. Shoot me an email if you need a LODLAM.net login.
Applications for Summit 2013 Now Open
We are now accepting applications for delegates to the 2nd International Linked Open Data in Libraries, Archives, and Museums Summit, taking place in Montreal June 19-20, 2013. Applications will be open Oct. 2-Nov. 2. The LODLAM Challenge is also now underway, and it’s easy to register a team and post your entry for a chance of winning up to $2,000USD in travel awards plus a cash prize and bragging rights.