In this issue of Library Technology Reports, Karen Coyle updates readers on the development of fundamental resources such as standards, data elements, and term lists, showing how they fit together.

Karen Coyle; ProQuest (Firm)

Coyle, Karen

Association for Library Collections & Techincal Services

Library Administration & Management Association

ALA Editions; Amer Library Assn

American Library Association

Chicago, IL: ALA TechSource

Library technology reports, v. 48, no. 4, Chicago, 2012

Library technology reports, Chicago, IL, ©2012

Library technology reports, Chicago, c2012

United States, United States of America

Jun 01, 2012

Obscured text on back cover due to sticker attached.

Source title: Linked Data Tools: Connecting on the Web

46 p. : 28 cm
"This issue of Libary Technology Reports presents an overview of current developments in Semantic Web technology that provide the foundations for making library data accessible on the Semantic Web. Author Karne Coyle introduces basic Semantic Web concepts and then describes the metadata activites and developer tools that are being used to create Semantic Web applications. She points readers to projects within and beyond the library community that are a source of metadata elements and controlled vocabularies. for software developers, she describes available software tools in the nascent world of linked data the Semantic Web."--Publisher's website
Includes bibliographical references
Introduction. Some library history ; Linking and federating ; The future of bibliographic control -- Semantic Web and linked data. Semantic Web basics ; Linked data : four rules, five stars, and a plan -- Metadata elements. Finding linked data elements ; General use data elements -- Vocabularies. Subject lists and thesauri ; Other controlled vocabularies -- Development and creation software. Metadata definition and development ; List and thesaurus devlopment ; General programming ; Converters and validators ; Discovery of metadata and services ; Link creation and term mapping ; Searching ; Data creation -- Resources. Standards ; Websites ; Tutorials and primers ; Reading ; Conferences and discussion lists

Library Technology Reports (vol. 48, no. 4)<br>
This issue of Library Technology Reports presents an overview of current developments in Semantic Web technology that provide the foundations for making library data accessible on the Semantic Web. Author Karen Coyle introduces basic Semantic Web concepts and then describes the metadata activities and developer tools that are being used to create Semantic Web applications. She points readers to projects within and beyond the library community that are a source of metadata elements and controlled vocabularies. For software developers, she describes available software tools in the nascent world of linked data and the Semantic Web.

"This issue of Library Technology Reports presents an overview of current developments in Semantic Web technology that provide the foundations for making library data accessible on the Semantic Web. Author Karne Coyle introduces basic Semantic Web concepts and then describes the metadata activites and developer tools that are being used to create Semantic Web applications. She points readers to projects within and beyond the library community that are a source of metadata elements and controlled vocabularies. for software developers, she describes available software tools in the nascent world of linked data the Semantic Web."--Publisher's website

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