The 3rd SemHE workshop (Semantic Web Applications in Higher Education) will take place this September and will be co-located with EC-TEL'11 this September in Palermo.
The workshop organisers are hoping that it will attract people working on semantic web applications in HE and those who have been developing linked data infrastructures for the HE sector. [...]
Co-located with the dev8D, the JISC Developer Days event, this week, I along with about 150 others gathered at UCL for a the 2nd Linked Data Meetup London.
Over the past year or so the concept and use of linked data seems to be gaining more and more traction. At CETIS we've been [...]
On Monday the SemTech project had a face to face meeting in London to update on progress with the project and their survey of semantic technologies being used in education.
The day started with Thanassis Tiropanis giving an overview of the project today and in particular the survey site (see previous blog post) which has [...]
The next stage of the SemTech project (as reported earlier in Lorna's blog) is now underway. The team are now conducting an online survey of relevant semantic tools and services. The survey website provides a catalogue of relevant semantic tools and services and information on how they relate to education.
If you have an [...]
The first meeting of the semantic technologies in teaching and learning working group took place at the University of Strathclyde on Friday 3 October.
The SemTec project outlined their project and there was a general discussion re the proposed methodology, scope and community engagement. A twine group has been established for the working group ( [...]
Read/Write web have produced a really concise guide to the use of semantic technologies - Semantic Web patterns: a guide to semantic technologies. They have also just introduced a new monthly podcast feature called "The Semantic Web Gang". The first episode is called "readiness for the semantic web". Although taking [...]
