Technical Book Development/Learning Resources
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This section lists some of the learning resources which software practioners (and others) use in their acquisition of new knowledge.
Each is illustrated with a link to a resource in the area of the Semantic Web
Key organisations[edit | edit source]
Social book marks[edit | edit source]
Delicious
Blogs[edit | edit source]
Blog aggregators
Individual blogs
- Danny Ayers of Talis
- Paul Miller
Standards Documents written papers[edit | edit source]
- overview
- reference
- use cases
Seminal Papers[edit | edit source]
Worked Examples[edit | edit source]
- [1] shows the conversion of a standard database example to RDF and SPARQL
Conferences[edit | edit source]
Bar camps[edit | edit source]
Conference Presentations[edit | edit source]
Learning Communities[edit | edit source]
Courses[edit | edit source]
Computer-based training[edit | edit source]
University on-line courses[edit | edit source]
Search Engines[edit | edit source]
Encyclopedias[edit | edit source]
Wikibooks[edit | edit source]
Notable Examples[edit | edit source]
- Code and Other Laws by Lawrence Lessig
- Wealth of Networks by Yochai Benkler
E-Books[edit | edit source]
Peer-to-peer learning[edit | edit source]
Study groups[edit | edit source]
Personal Experimentation[edit | edit source]
Special interest groups[edit | edit source]
IRC[edit | edit source]
Projects[edit | edit source]
Working Groups[edit | edit source]
Mailing Lists[edit | edit source]
Software[edit | edit source]
- Joseki SPARQL service
Tutorials[edit | edit source]
- w3schools RDF
Quizes[edit | edit source]
- w3schools XML
Videos[edit | edit source]
Podcasts[edit | edit source]
- Talis TBL
Friends[edit | edit source]
- On social networks e.g. LinkedIn
- Hewlett-Packard Semantic Web Group