- From: Bo Ferri <zazi@smiy.org>
- Date: Mon, 24 Jun 2013 20:59:55 +0200
- To: public-lod@w3.org
Hi elf, some time ago I co-designed the Cognitive Characteristics Ontology [1] as extension/addition to FOAF to express cognitive characteristics, e.g., skills. You can find various examples in the examples section [2] of the ontology specification documentation that include skill descriptions in short and detailed (amongst other things, e.g., beliefs). Furthermore, at [3] you can find a summary of CV schemata that can be utilised to describe someone's skills etc. Cheers, Bo PS: I think at LOV [4] you can probably also find some more pointers to useful vocabularies for describing your domain [1] http://purl.org/ontology/cco/core# [2] http://purl.org/ontology/cco/cognitivecharacteristics.html#sec-example [3] http://www.w3.org/wiki/CVSchemata [4] http://lov.okfn.org/dataset/lov/index.html On 6/24/2013 1:31 PM, ☮ elf Pavlik ☮ wrote: > Ahoy o/ > > I would like to figure out how we (general human population) can express our skill sets as LD. As well as our *intention* to #skillshare - learn and teach (or I prefer to see the second as *assisting others with learning*) > > I see various online services where people can create profile and add to it their skills. Sadly most of them works as proprietary silos. I would like to create for myself a proper WebID profile, similar to ones in https://my-profile.eu or http://foafpress.org and start expressing my skills there as LD. Later on, while starting to participate in various online services, I would demand that instead of throwing a form at me (and contributing to my networking fatigue), they just consume my linked open profile. Of course for services running open source code I can also take more proactive approach and offer help with implementing such features! > > I would also like to look if folks from Mozilla feel like aligning their http://openbadges.org to use JSON-LD. On their mailing list I remember mentions of http://www.lrmi.net and http://learningregistry.org > > To offer an example, I would like to publish on my independent open linked profile: > > I can repair bicycles (a claim) > Other people also say that I can repair bicycles (verifications of my claim) > My history of volunteering in community bike repair shops (claims) > My history of participation in skillsharing events related to bike repair with distinction of learning and teaching (claims) > Other people also saying that I participated in all the activities stated above (verification of my claims) > I don't want to learn bike rapair > I could help with teaching bike repair > > (i skip now labeling claims and verifications of them) > > I can program with ruby > Open source repositories where I committed .rb files > I gave those talks about ruby during conferences > I would love to learn more ruby > I would love to help with teaching ruby > > I can play guitar > Online audio where one an hear me playing guitar > I would love to learn how to play guitar > I don't want to help with teaching how to play guitar > > We organize workshop on programming with javascript > One can learn how to program javascript > One can help with teaching how to program with javascript > > We maintain open source project > Contributing requires skills in ruby on rails > Contributing requires skills in rspec > Contributing requires skills in gitflow > > etc. > > Some of example projects which might adopt open way of expressing sills: > http://economyapp.eu > http://sharetribe.com > http://www.justfortheloveofit.org > http://bancodetiempo.preparate.org/es/ > https://www.timerepublik.com > http://www.zumbara.com/en/ > more timebanking services ;) > > https://p2pu.org (already using open badges!) > http://www.opentechschool.org > http://tradeschool.coop > http://thepublicschool.org > > I appreciate all suggestions on implementation details as well as other collaboration spaces where people already work on such topic or might feel interested in #DIT[1] :) > > ☮ elf Pavlik ☮ > http://wwelves.org/perpetual-tripper > > [1] Doing It Together >
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