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Applying and Extending Semantic Wikis for

Semantic Web Courses

Linked Learning 2011, 29 May 2011

Lloyd Rutledge, Open Universiteit

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• Independent students• Education as distance collaboration• Flexible schedules

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• Many conforming Semantic Web functions

• Well-known oft-used tool• Specializes in editing ontologies

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• Online, sharable, universal• Specializes in data retrieval• XSLT can tailor data report

presentation

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• Online, sharable, universal• Specializes in distance collaboration• Well-supported, has extension

framework

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Wikipedia infobox: open data editing

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• MediaWiki extension• Well-supported, active

development• Semantic Web: -ish, -partial

Annotation syntax Data queries and formatted reports RDF export

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• Semantic MediaWiki extension• Infobox-like templates for data

browsing• Forms for data entry• Primitives for building ontology-based

interface

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Semantic MediaWiki for Distance Learning

• Student and teacher share environment– From anywhere, anytime– Student can build– Teach can track and query

• Student can build full data system– Ontologies, data, tailored interface– Does everything, but nothing well– Little internal Semantic Web support

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Forms of education use of Semantic MediaWiki

• Student projects– Done for Bachelors and Masters– Semantic wiki is foundation for system

building• Courseware

– Course information– Student assignments and projects

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Semantic MediaWiki for the Semantic Web

• Really?– Started as a research baby step toward– Has become short-term industry driven– Many near equivalents and “not quites”

• Components– Own data annotation syntax– Own query language

• Although several extensions offer SPARQL

– Many query result presentations formats– RDF export with Linked Data links

• Little internal Semantic Web support

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OWL Wiki Forms

• Editing Semantic Web ontologies– Forms and infoboxes for ontologies– Classes and properties in RDF, RDFS and OWL– Also in RDF export

• Semantic MediaWiki annotations in infobox code– rdf:datatype -> [[Has type::]]– owl:inverseOf -> SMW’s invert-property template

• Inferencing in infobox displays– rdfs:domain -> property in template and form– owl:symmetricProperty -> in infobox both ends of triple

• Inferencing in Forms input– rdfs:range -> Semantic Forms autocompletion parameters

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Conclusion

• MediaWiki for teacher access– The more on the wiki the better

• The Semantic Web in the wiki• Remains an “extra” tool for students• Future work

– More SPARQL usage: internal & external– Fresnel integration– Additional semantic browsing features– Continued integration with new extensions


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