SemWeb

In which an explanation is attempted regarding technical and practical aspects of the Semantic Web and shared data using Semantic Mediawiki (SMW). This document is designed for public and non profit organizations.

Contributions welcome, this is a wiki.

While traditional wikis contain only text which computers can neither understand nor evaluate, SMW adds semantic annotations that let the wiki function as a collaborative database, and let you easily publish Semantic Web content. (From the SMW manual).

Table of contents

• SMW Introduction
• Semantic Mediawiki and the Semantic Web
• SMW map
• SMW timelines
• SMW exhibit
• SMW Forms
• SMW Summary
• SMW Links

DECADECENTURYBob Newhart1942-06-010Born: 1 June 1942
Paul Devonshire1911-10-101986-09-100Born: 10 October 1911
Died: 10 September 1986
Arnold Bush1911-04-031996-07-200Born: 3 April 1911
Died: 20 July 1996
Christina Poulet1907-04-141976-08-200Born: 14 April 1907
Died: 20 August 1976
Bob Herrelsmorm1907-04-091976-08-200Born: 9 April 1907
Died: 20 August 1976
Katherine Cardiff1901-04-111996-07-200Born: 11 April 1901
Died: 20 July 1996
1907-04-09

This interactive view can display ranges from the day to century level, and like the next view is part of MIT's Exhibit project, used around the web in many projects.

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Content in this category is re-usable under a Creative Commons by-attribution license. This front page is locked to provide a consistent front end; an institutional Wiki would have some editor controls.