- From: Ben Adida <ben@mit.edu>
- Date: Sat, 13 May 2006 13:35:49 -0400
- To: public-rdf-in-xhtml task force <public-rdf-in-xhtml-tf@w3.org>
Hi all, As per my action from last week, here's my plan for the upcoming RDFa talks: A) a 3-minute lightning talk at the AC Meetng B) a 20-minute talk at the Dev Track of WWW2006 C) a 20-minute talk at the W3C Track of WWW2006 In all cases, I'm going to use "Structured Blogging" as my example. In structured blogging, one wants to add metadata for: - license information - event announcements - images, with maybe homegrown relationships - plans, like foaf:plan - etc... (maybe geoURL, ...) A) For the 3 minute talk, I'll be telling a story, with 3-5 graphical slides to support the story. (There won't be text to read, so some slides will go faster than 1 minute.) The story is that the web of current HTML is huge, and that structured interoperable metadata will emerge from the current web. How? By not repeating ourselves. By letting existing structure be "marked up." We propose RDFa. Show some basic markup for a calendar event. Show some basic markup for a CC license. Show a structured blog with the bookmarklet activated. Conclude with: "to make RDFa happen in XHTML1, follow the SemWeb Deployment WG in the next SWAP." B) Dev Track 20 minute talk - Same storyline, longer examples, more detail of the examples, more time spent on the bookmarklet implementation. A 3-minute teaser on hGRDDL to show that we can transform microformats into RDFa. C) W3C Track - similar to Dev Track, with more focus on the RDF generated. Bnodes. Relationship to GRDDL/hGRDDL. I'm still working on the slides, which I'll send soon. -Ben
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