- From: H Hollis, Archaeology <hh3845@bristol.ac.uk>
- Date: Wed, 11 Aug 2004 14:55:14 +0100
- To: www-rdf-interest@w3.org
Hi, I'm an MA student with a question. What site(s) would you show to your gran to explain the power of semantic web?? I am designing an educational online database of digital archival material from a museum, in which I want the relationships between the objects (images, short films, artefacts, sound clips) to have a flexible associations. The objects in the database should be the starting point of exploration, not then end-point of a series of drop-down menus and categories. I want the user to have a part in creating the groups into which the artefacts are gathered (so a photo is not just boxed into 19th Century India but could also be gathered into images of Tigers, or Differnt Styles of Dress). A colleague here in Bristol suggested I look into semantic web as a way of understanding versitile organisation systems for databases, but I am not a techie, and am not sure I would know a semantic web interface if it stared me in the face. What sites can you recommend that might help me see what others have done and what is possible? Many thanks for any help. Heidi Hollis ---------------------- H Hollis, MA Archaeology/Screen Media hh3845@bristol.ac.uk
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