SMWCon Spring 2015 | |
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smartMediaWiki - smart extension of SMW | |
Talk details | |
Description: | Extending Semantic Media Wiki in smart ways |
Speaker(s): | Wolfgang Fahl |
Slides: | see here |
Type: | Talk, Presentation, Regular talk |
Audience: | Everyone |
Length: | minutes |
Video: | not available |
Keywords: | |
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- SMW has lots of features.
- SMW is complicated.
- SMW can be very useful.
smartMediaWiki is an approach to get extended results from the use of SMW. The goals are:
- simplicity
- staying on the problem side
- allowing to specify the problem in a way that SMW results can be derived "right there in the wiki".
Contents
Agenda[edit]
At SMWCon Spring 2015 smartMediaWiki is presented on all three days:
- on the first day there will be a tutorial which is not about smartMediaWiki but is using it for educational purposes to explaing concepts of the semantic web
- on the second day there is a talk on smartMediaWiki itself
- on the third day there is the option to meet with people interested in applying the smartMediaWiki approaches and dive into details
1st day Tutorial[edit]
see Introduction to Semantic_Concepts
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This is a tutorial for people generally interested in using Semantic Mediawiki and learning more about the background of it.
- What does Semantic Web mean?
- What is a semantic wiki?
- How is semantic data stored in a semantic wiki?
- What are triples?
- How do i query data?
- What import and export options are there?
- How do I present query results?
2nd day smartMediaWiki talk[edit]
- Why is a smart approach to using SMW necessary?
- What is smartMediaWiki?
- How does it work?
- What can I do with it?
3rd day smartMediaWiki meeting[edit]
Meeting with people interested in applying the smartMediaWiki approaches and dive into details.
About the Speaker[edit]
Wolfgang Fahl is founder and owner of BITPlan, Germany. He teaches Softwarearchitecture but is also involved with software development projects a lot. Wolfgang has been using MediaWikis since 2007. He was e.g. involved with http://www.waihekepedia.org during his Newzealand Sabbatical in 2008.
You'll find Wolfgang on the web at: