Arch2RDF

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Arch2RDF is a tool that converts diverse content from a content management setting into RDF/semantic notation so documents can be processed and subjected to software inference. It focuses on mapping informational units and their attributes (typical of an academic department) into structured semantic data and demonstrates the implementation using Python-based platforms (Interlegis/TcheZope).

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1. 0:00Introduction and context
2. 2:44Traditional web limitations
3. 6:23What is Semantic Web
4. 11:48Content management and RDF
5. 14:16Plone community RDF initiative
6. 17:10Proposed semantic annotation tool
7. 19:17UFAL case study
8. 24:04Benefits of semantic annotation
9. 27:04Semantic Web popularization
10. 31:28Q&A

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