Interlinking Online Communities and Enriching Social Software with the Semantic Web
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The 17th International World Wide Web Conference / Beijing, China / 21st April 2008
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Interlinking Online Communities and Enriching Social Software with the Semantic Web
- 1. Interlinking Online Communities and Enriching Social Software with the Semantic Web Uldis Boj ā rs 1 , Alexandre Passant 2 , John Breslin 1 1 Digital Enterprise Research Institute, National University of Ireland, Galway 2 LaLIC, Université Paris-Sorbonne / Electricité de France R&D World Wide Web Conference / Beijing, China / 21st April 2008
- 5. 1. Overview of the SIOC Project John Breslin
- 9. Vision
- 13. The SIOC food chain
- 14. Dissemination
- 17. Number of SIOC documents pinged via PingTheSemanticWeb
- 19. 2. From Disconnected Communities to Interlinked-Online Communities Alexandre Passant
- 24. Need ways to connect these islands * Source: Pidgin Technologies, www.pidgintech.com
- 33. A person and their user accounts
- 34. 3. Creating Semantic Web Data from Social Media Sites Uldis Bojārs
- 41. Sample export of SIOC data from WordPress
- 45. Sample export of SIOC data from vBulleti n
- 46. Sample export of SIOC data from vBulleti n (2)
- 51. 4. Using SIOC with Other Ontologies Uldis Boj ārs
- 52. SIOC and its friends
- 54. A person and their user accounts
- 64. FlickrRDF using SIOC, FOAF, SIOC Types, Geo
- 67. 5. Finding, Reusing and Searching Semantic Web Data Produced by the Social Web Alex andre Passant
- 72. Semantic Radar in action, sending pings to PTSW Click to view SW data.
- 75. doap:store
- 81. SWSE™ data flow Query Processor Index Crawler User Interface
- 82. The Sindice lookup index
- 83. The Sindice SIOC widget
- 91. 6. Browsing, Exploring and Consuming Semantic Web Data Uldis Bojārs
- 94. How can SIOC data be used?
- 95. Browsing SIOC
- 98. SIOC S tore Browser ( 2 )
- 99. Demonstration of SIOC Explorer
- 101. Exploring i mplicit s ocial n etwork c onnections
- 102. Social SIOC Explorer
- 103. Browsing SIOC with Piggy Bank
- 104. Browsing SIOC with Tabulator
- 105. Browsing SIOC with TimeLine
- 106. Browsing SIOC with TimeLine (2)
- 108. Screenshots
- 110. 7. Portable Data and Re-Use of SIOC Data John Breslin
- 112. So many social media sites… * Source: Smashcut Media, www.smashcut-media.com
- 113. Even more services…
- 114. It takes a lot of time…
- 115. Filling out your profiles, re-adding your friends…
- 116. Uploading posts and content items to “stovepipes”!
- 117. Social media sites are like data silos * Source: Pidgin Technologies, www.pidgintech.com
- 118. Many isolated communities of users and their data * Source: Pidgin Technologies, www.pidgintech.com
- 119. Need ways to connect these islands * Source: Pidgin Technologies, www.pidgintech.com
- 120. Allowing users to easily move from one to another * Source: Pidgin Technologies, www.pidgintech.com
- 121. Enabling users to easily bring their data with them * Source: Pidgin Technologies, www.pidgintech.com
- 128. Integrating social networks with FOAF Common formats, unique URIs * Source: Sheila Kinsella, Applications of Social Network Analysis 2007
- 129. Distributed social networking with FOAF
- 135. Other initiatives “near” DataPortability
- 137. Using SIOC and FOAF to represent portable data
- 142. 8. Industry Applications of Semantic Technologies for Online Communities Alex andre Passant
- 151. Using SIOC in collaborative working environments
- 153. Talis Engage
- 154. Seesmic
- 155. 9. From Blogs and Wikis to Semantic Blogging and Semantic Wikis John Breslin
- 159. Structured blogging using WordPress
- 160. Making use of structured blog posts
- 163. Releasing your data to the Web scenario Ina John Ina‘s Computer John‘s Computer Blog Post Blog Post Blog Post Blog Post Metadata Metadata Metadata writes Post annotates Post publishes Post reads Post imports metadata Web
- 168. Creating a semantic blog post with semiBlog Annotating a blog entry with an address book entry. < foaf:Person rdf:ID="andreas"> < foaf:homepage > http://sw.bla.org/~aharth/</ foaf:homepage > < foaf:surname >Harth</ foaf:surname > < foaf:firstName >Andreas</ foaf:firstName > <!-- ... more properties ... --> < rdf:value >Andreas Harth</ rdf:value > </ foaf:Person >
- 172. Argumentative discussion topics similar to IBIS
- 175. Describing structure and content
- 178. gnizr
- 181. Structural and content metadata in semantic wikis
- 182. Information reuse in SemperWiki
- 184. 10. Conclusions John Breslin
- 185. Some examples of where SIOC is already use (about 50 implementations / applications)
- 187. A vocabulary onion, building on FOAF, SKOS, SIOC, SIOC Types, DC
- 188. Disconnected sites on the Social Web / Web 2.0 can be linked using Semantic Web vocabularies