Introduction to Linked Data

Introduction to Linked Data

Linked Data is a powerful semantic web technology that makes knowledge and information spaces of different knowledge domains sharable, exchangeable, interoperable, and more. It is increasingly being used in libraries. This presentation is primarily based on literature review. It will provide an overview of the origin of the linked data, its development, and practices in general and in libraries, its current state, major challenges and future impact. We are also going to share some preliminary ideas for developing linked data in our library for discussion and feedback. The presentation is for anyone who is interested in learning about linked data and its usage in libraries, with or without experience with it.

Howell, Susan

Xiong, Jian Anna

Chinese American Librarians Association (CALA)

04/11/2019

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https://midwest.chapters.cala-web.org/2019-cala-midwest-chapter-annual-conference-program/

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eng

2019