Conzilla The Concept Browser Knowledge Management Research group http://kmr.nada.kth.se Division of Media Technology and Graphic Arts School of Computer Science and Communication Royal Institute of Technology (KTH), Sweden

Knowledge Management Research group

http://kmr.nada.kth.se

Division of Media Technology and Graphic Arts

School of Computer Science and Communication

Royal Institute of Technology (KTH), Sweden

What is a Concept Browser? A knowledge management tool with many purposes Efficient collaborative knowledge modeling tool Interface for editing and styling RDF Human interface for the Semantic Web Presents knowledge in terms of maps: Context-maps A special kind of conceptual models Allows for browsing through context-maps like web pages Concepts and concept relations can be Annotated with metadata and content Commented on by contributors Used as “gateways” to other context-maps In different languages

A knowledge management tool with many purposes

Efficient collaborative knowledge modeling tool

Interface for editing and styling RDF

Human interface for the Semantic Web

Presents knowledge in terms of maps: Context-maps

A special kind of conceptual models

Allows for browsing through context-maps like web pages

Concepts and concept relations can be

Annotated with metadata and content

Commented on by contributors

Used as “gateways” to other context-maps

In different languages

Collaborative Context-maps One of the biggest strengths of Conzilla Context-maps become conglomerates of contributions Modifications are performed non-invasively Support by Semantic Web technologies Everything is centered around unique identifiers Every map, every concept has a URI Everybody can contribute to it, Wiki style Maps can be published URI and RDF models are announced to a collaboration server Contributions are registered at the same server The same collaborative map can look differently, depending on the activated contributions

One of the biggest strengths of Conzilla

Context-maps become conglomerates of contributions

Modifications are performed non-invasively

Support by Semantic Web technologies

Everything is centered around unique identifiers

Every map, every concept has a URI

Everybody can contribute to it, Wiki style

Maps can be published

URI and RDF models are announced to a collaboration server

Contributions are registered at the same server

The same collaborative map can look differently, depending on the activated contributions

The User Interface Two different modes: browsing and editing Various tools Layer manager Bookmarks Contributions list Session manager Edit mode caveats A context-map requires at least one session: contains seperated visual and non-visual information Every contribution to a map is a session

Two different modes: browsing and editing

Various tools

Layer manager

Bookmarks

Contributions list

Session manager

Edit mode caveats

A context-map requires at least one session: contains seperated visual and non-visual information

Every contribution to a map is a session

Hands On More fun than just showing screenshots “Causes of Terrorism” URI online in the WinterSchool Wiki

More fun than just showing screenshots

“Causes of Terrorism”

URI online in the WinterSchool Wiki

Information Online Conzilla http://www.conzilla.org Collaborilla http://collaborilla.conzilla.org Knowledge Management Research group http://kmr.nada.kth.se

Conzilla

http://www.conzilla.org

Collaborilla

http://collaborilla.conzilla.org

Knowledge Management Research group

http://kmr.nada.kth.se