Semantic Web 2.0: Creating Social Semantic Information Spaces

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Dr. John Breslin gave a presentation on creating social semantic information spaces at the TTI/ITAG Event on November 30, 2006. He discussed the state of the semantic web and the path ahead to social semantic information spaces, including moving from blogging to semantic blogging, wikis to semantic wikis, and semantics in digital libraries and community portals. The presentation aimed to realize the vision of the Memex and NLS systems by connecting the desktop, web, and social information spaces semantically.

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Semantic Web 2.0:
Creating Social Semantic Information Spaces

Dr. John Breslin
TTI / ITAG Event
30th November 2006

john.breslin@deri.org
http://sw.deri.org/~jbreslin/
www.deri.ie
© Copyright 2006 Digital Enterprise Research
Institute. All rights reserved.

Overview

1. State of the Art in Semantic Web
2. The Path Ahead for Social Semantic Information
Spaces
3. From Blogging to Semantic Blogging
4. From Wikis to Semantic Wikis
5. Semantic Search
6. Semantics in Digital Libraries
7. Semantics in Community Portals
8. Realising the Memex and NLS: From the Desktop and
Web to Social Semantic Information Spaces

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Semantic Web 2.0: Creating Social Semantic Information Spaces

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