Learn RDFa in 8 minutes

January 7, 2008 on 10:55 am | In Development, Industry, Semantic Web | 1 Comment

This is a follow-up to the video we released two weeks ago about the Semantic Web. The World Wide Web Consortium is working on a standard way to mark up semantics in XHTML called RDFa. We are heavily involved in RDFa development and believe it to be the right technology to express semantics on the web. This talk focuses on explaining the basics of RDFa in 8 minutes. It is meant primarily for people that can write XHTML by hand and is thus fairly technical.

The video covers many new technologies that will go mainstream in XHTML 1 and XHTML 2 in the following years; RDF, CURIEs, N3 Notation, and the basics of RDFa are discussed.



A high resolution version of this video and all source material used to make the video is also available under a Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike License.

1 Comment

  1. Hello!

    Really nice video! Just a small note – in the N3 example, I don’t think the “pref:likes” needs angle brackets?

    Cheers, and well done!
    y

    ps: sorry for submitting this comment twice – the angle brackets got removed in my first try :)

    Comment by yves — February 20, 2008 #

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