Allan Cho and Dean Giustini have recently published an article on Web 3.0 and Health Libraries [PDF]. It’s a good introduction to Web 3.0 and the Semantic Web in their field of librarianship. They discuss some of the definitions of Web 3.0 and their own vision, noting – “The common theme here is a focus [...]
Several blogs have posted about Web 3.0 recently, most trying to come up with a central set of ideas about what it might be. For some, Web 3.0 = Semantic Web, for others, Semantic Web is just a part of it. My take on it that I wrote in October last year, if there is [...]
So who’s writing about the semantic web in LIS, and what are they writing? I plan to take a look at that through a series of Reading Notes posts. I hope to try out the Blogging on Peer Review Research (BPR3) way of blogging about scholarly articles. So what’s out there to draw from? Taking [...]
If you are finding your way to the blog via the Talking with Talis podcast, hello! I wanted to expand on why I am interested in the Semantic Web as I only briefly touched on this in the podcast. eResearch and Data A couple of years ago, I attended a conference where the theme was [...]
Read/Write Web has a great post on the Semantic Web which gives a brief primer on theory, technology, and applications. “Semantic Web Patterns: A Guide to Semantic Technologies” is a great introduction to what it’s all about with plenty of links to explore. The article also discusses the different meanings of the Semantic Web and [...]