Linked data is a method of representing and sharing data that connects information across different sources and domains. It can offer many benefits to libraries through improved data quality, enhanced discoverability of resources, and data sharing among institutions. This course covers the principles of linked data and demonstrates the use of semantically rich data in libraries.
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Learning objectives for this session may include:
- Understanding the fundamental principles of linked data
- Exploring specific projects and applications, including Wikidata, the RDA Vocabularies, BIBFRAME, and schema.org's Bib Extension
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Session Duration
This course consists of two 2-hour sessions.
Contact Hours
4
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Steven Pryor is the Director of Digital Initiatives for the University of Missouri -Columbia (Mizzou) Libraries, supervising digitization work, digital publishing, institutional repositories, and other digital projects.