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A Hands on Look at Linked Data Workshop Outline
Full slide deck - This slide deck is broken down and recorded as separate modules below.
Attempts have been made to allow the slide deck to "stand alone" to accommodate different learning styles and accessibility needs.
Understanding of workshop expectations and the RDF data model and serializations.
There are no exercises for this first module.
Understanding of the Terse RDF Triple Language syntax (Turtle)
Open any text editor. Using Turtle create both the most verbose and terse set of triples for the following information: “Steven is facilitating this workshop, and you and a colleague are participants.”
Possible approaches to this exercise can be found here: https://github.com/sfolsom/LD4_2020_Conference_Linked_Data_WorkShop/wiki/Turtle-Examples-for-Module-2
Share your results via email, Slack, or during the workshop office hours.
Working defining of Linked Data, better understanding the HTTP protocol as it relates to Linked Data and URIs.
Familiarize yourself with the Formulating and Obtaining URIs document to better understand URI patterns for different datasets.
Familiarize yourself with the Linked Open Data Cloud. Are there dataset there you could image being useful in a library context?
Share any questions/comments via email, Slack, or during the workshop office hours.
Special thanks to the Linked Archival Metadata (LiAM) project for their content negotiation with curl tutorial used as the exercise in this module!
Introduction to the command line tool curl to perform content negotiation and access RDF using a known URI.
Find your command-line terminal and go through the examples on pages 86-90 of the following pdf from the LiAM project: http://infomotions.com/sandbox/liam/tmp/guidebook.pdf
Share any questions/comments via email, Slack, or during the workshop office hours.
Basic understanding of SPARQL (the RDF querying language), the various parts of a SPARQL query, and introduction to the DBpedia SPARQL Endpoint, https://dbpedia.org/sparql
Throughout the video above the participant is ask to pause and attempt various queries using the DBpedia SPARQL Endpoint, https://dbpedia.org/sparql
Queries can be found in the full slide data at the top of this outline.
Share any questions/comments via email, Slack, or during the workshop office hours.
Greater comfort with SPARQL, familiarity with Wikidata's SPARQL Query Service, https://query.wikidata.org/
Throughout the video above the participant is ask to pause and attempt various queries using the Wikidata SPARQL Endpoint, https://query.wikidata.org/
Queries can be found in the full slide data at the top of this outline.
Share any questions/comments via email, Slack, or during the workshop office hours.
Introduction to examples of applied uses of SPARQL and curl to do metadata analysis, understanding of other related learning opportunities
Consider the following questions:
- Are there places in your work that concepts/techniques from this workshop may be applicable?
- Did this workshop not cover areas you were hoping to get to? If, so what are they?
- Are there areas that you’d like to revisit?
- Others?
Share any questions/comments via email, Slack, or during the workshop office hours.