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Standard formal semantic vocabulary for academic course information?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Patrick Murray-John Jul 20.
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Interesting....I'll take a look at vivo.
On the javascript question, the rdf/json spec that Talis made has been pretty useful for all my needs. It's helped a lot that the rdf store I've been using, ARC, has a plugin that will serialize to that fo...
I've attracted some interest from elsewhere within Cornell for working on this. The group produces http://vivo.cornell.edu which is, among other things, a browsable triple store of who's doing what at Cornell. They've got a lot of experience going...
Lin et al.,
Thanks Lin for tweeting about this discussion! I'm definitely interested in a University VoCamp. I've been poking away at the university ontology you linked to a bit more, and will push up a revised and corrected version as quickly as ...
I haven’t heard of an established vocabulary for this kind of information, but would also be very interested.
This may be a situation for a VoCamp. At VoCamp, people work collaboratively on an ontology for a particular use. It may be worthwhile t...
Cut-and-paste from a reply I made to several UWebD posts:
On Jul 11, 2009, at 10:23 AM, Brett Bieber wrote:
>Have you looked into XCRI-CAP? seems to be more of a UK thing, but
>there's some good work in there.
>http://www.xcri.org/
>We used th...
Do you produce or consume semantic data representing your course directory? For example, Cornell's Food Science department is listed here in HTML markup.
We're looking to build and work with one, and would like to start with an established well-r...
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- At 11:12am on May 15, 2009,
Jason Woodward said…
- Thanks Mark! This site is a pretty valuable resource. I haven't been here in a while and am glad I revisited.
- At 7:19am on May 15, 2009,
Mark Greenfield said…
- Jason -
Welcome! It was good to see you at the HighEdWeb regional conference. Kudos for a great conference. I'm looking forward to your contributions to this site.
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