AW: Suggestions/existing material for Linked Data tutorial?

Dear Danny, dear LODites, 

since I´m presenting LOD/Semweb Ideas/Methods etc. since years rather for 
non-Semweb people, e.g. for "traditional" IT-specialists or Web 2.0 folks, 
I have developed some slides recently for this audience: 

http://www.slideshare.net/ABLVienna/linked-data-tutorial-presentation/ 

If you like it - I can send you the original file as well, 
please feel free to use anything from it, 

hope your presentation is going well, 
best wishes, 
Andreas 


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Hi LODites, 

I'm going to be doing a tutorial at the SWAP conference in Rome on 
15th Dec (main conf is 16th-17th, http://www.swapconf.it/2008/ ). 
Provisional title is "Publishing Linked Data on the Semantic Web: how 
and why?". 

I have my own thoughts about what to do (naturally ;-) but would very 
much appreciate any suggestions for how to go about it, especially the 
hands-on part. Also if anyone's already got slide sets on the topic, 
I'd be grateful for pointers. 

Attendees will apparently be mostly young semweb 
researchers/developers and Web 2.0 people, no idea of numbers yet. The 
schedule I've proposed is: 

9:30 - 11:00 : background and description of techniques (with a bit of 
Q&A at the end) 
11:00 - 11:30 : coffee 
11:30 - 13:00 : hands-on (with a bit of Q&A, discussion & conclusions 
at the end) 

Cheers, 
Danny. 

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