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

Contents

[edit] Key organisations

[edit] Social book marks

Delicious


[edit] Blogs

Blog aggregators


Individual blogs


[edit] Standards Documents

  • overview
  • reference
  • use cases

[edit] Seminal Papers

[edit] Worked Examples

  • [1] shows the conversion of a standard database example to RDF and SPARQL


[edit] Conferences

[edit] Bar camps

[edit] Conference Presentations

[edit] Learning Communities

[edit] Courses

[edit] Computer-based training

[edit] University on-line courses

[edit] Search Engines

[edit] Encyclopedias

[edit] Wikibooks

[edit] Notable Examples

[edit] E-Books

[edit] Peer-to-peer learning

[edit] Study groups

[edit] Personal Experimentation

[edit] Special interest groups

[edit] IRC

[edit] Projects

[edit] Working Groups

[edit] Mailing Lists

[edit] Software

[edit] Tutorials

  • w3schools RDF

[edit] Quizes

  • w3schools XML

[edit] Videos

[edit] Podcasts

[edit] Friends

[edit] Wikis

[edit] Published Books

[edit] Reference books

[edit] Academic Journals

[edit] Academic Courses

[edit] Link pages

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