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Triplify: Make your blog mashable
Last week, I wrote about how it is relatively simple to ‘pimp your ride on the semantic web‘. Over the weekend, I stumbled upon Triplify, a small ‘plugin’ for pretty much any web publishing platform, that “reveals the semantic structures encoded in relational databases by making database content available as RDF, JSON or Linked Data.” What is so appealing about [...]
Posted in Commons, Data, Fun, Mashups, Standards & Specs, Web Also tagged Creative Commons, Data, html, Mashups, open data, rdf, search engine, semantic publishing, semantic web, Triplify, web application, web publishing, wpmudev 2 Comments
Open Education Project Blueprint
Each participant on the Mozilla Open Education Course, has been asked to develop a project blueprint. Here is the start of mine. It’s basically a ‘Personal Learning Environment’ (PLE)1and I’m going to try to show how WordPress MU is a good technology platform for an institution to easily and effectively support a PLE. I’m going [...]
Posted in Commons, Open Education, Projects Also tagged atom, Creative Commons, data portability, digital identity, DiSo, facebook, google, Identity, institutional technology provision, microformat, OAuth, online identity, online publishing application, online technologies, OpenID, personally owned technologies, remote services, RPX, rss, Shibboleth, United Kingdom, WordPress, XML, xml-rpc 7 Comments
Teaching in Public: JISC funds Chemistry.FM
Just a happy note to say that our bid to JISC for funds to develop our Chemistry.FM project was successful More details over on the Lincoln Academic Commons.
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