The Semantic Library: RDF in Practice
Robert Wolfe is a professional librarian and information architect who has worked in the field of educational technology since 1999. He received his MLIS from the Simmons Graduate School of Library and Information Science in 2001. He is currently the Head of the Metadata Services Unit at the MIT Libraries. Metadata Services is a cost recovery consultancy that offers information organization services to the education community. These services are: /information architecture/ including data modeling, taxonomy development, and user experience design; /metadata systems design /including metadata storage, serialization, and production workflow solutions; and /project management/ including metadata production training, production management, and quality assessment. On June 12, 2008 he delivered a lecture entitled “The Semantic Library: RDF in Practice” at NEASIST’s annual Awards Dinner at MIT.
- Slide presentation
- PDF Format / 88 KB
- SIMILE
- Semantic Interoperability of Metadata in unLike Environments
- Babel
- Format Converter developed by the SIMILE Project
- Longwell
- A SIMILE demo by MIT Libraries.
- PLEDGE
- PLEDGE Project wiki
- W3C Semantic Web Activity
- Simple Knowledge Orgranization System
- Open Archives Initiative
- Object Reuse and Exchange
- Kevin MacLeod / Fork and Spoon
- Music used in this podcast.
- Podcast Transcript
- Complete transcript of this episode.
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