Category Archives: semantic web

December 8, 2011

Unit 13 – I’ve learned a lot this semester!

I have learned so much this semester, it’s hard to know where to begin. But I guess I need to begin with metadata and taxonomy. Early in the semester I posted that “I read some articles this week that made me … Continue reading →

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November 21, 2011

Semantic Web Standards

Semantic Web Standards.  I just want to post this link for future reference.

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November 21, 2011

Unit 7 – Experimenting with Fedora Commons–Not!

We will not be covering Fedora Commons as a digital repository, so I wanted to experiment with it a little. I am interested in creating more of a semantic web than a traditional digital repository, and Fedora is designed to … Continue reading →

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October 4, 2011

News: The Promise of Digital Humanities – Inside Higher Ed

News: The Promise of Digital Humanities – Inside Higher Ed. I want to play “Desperate Fishwives”! “While we have been anguishing over the fate of the humanities, the humanities have been busily moving into, and even colonizing, the fields that … Continue reading →

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