Open, Linked Data for a Global Community
summary
Gives the concrete five-star open-data scheme: put data online (1), make it machine-readable (2), use CSV = 3 stars, publish entities and properties as HTTP URIs for each entity (4), and actually assert equivalences to others’ terms so your items and properties link (5). Uses RDF-style triples and cherry-picked vocabularies rather than big schemas, compares nutrition label, UPC and a printer batch number to show how consumers and machines ignore unknown terms, and explains how linking lets independent datasets interoperate.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Linked Data stars and formats
- 1:47Why Linked Data is syntax
- 3:51Mixed vocabularies on a chip bag
- 5:15Designing with Linked Data vocabularies
- 7:20Social impact of Linked Data
- 9:48Linked Data loosely joined
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