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Category Archives: RDFa

Useful Links: Facebook in class, HTML+RDFa, Windows 7

Friday, October 23, 2009

100 Ways You Should be Using Facebook in Your Classroom has some interesting ideas scattered through the list. You might find something you can use there.
HTML+RDFa is a first draft of the W3C’s proposed mechanism for embedding RDF in HTML. Review by those interested is invited by the W3C.
That thud you hear is [...]

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Useful Links: Snow Leopard and AT, HTML5 and RDFa, Flash accessibility, and writing tips

Friday, August 28, 2009

Snow Leopard Assistive Technology Compatibility List is a very helpful compilation of what works and what doesn’t work on Snow Leopard. From ATMac.
There are so many posts about HTML 5 and RDFa flying around these days that it’s hard to keep up with them all. But here’s one that takes a different approach, Burningbird’s Maxwell’s [...]

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Google makes search more semantic

Monday, May 18, 2009

A few links to help you understand the latest thing coming from Google.

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RDFa needs to rethink its nomenclature

Thursday, April 9, 2009

RDFa has a nomenclature problem. They need to rebrand what they are calling things if they want to prevent eyes from glazing over and hearts from sinking with that “Oh, my God, I don’t have time to learn all this,” feeling that they create with their unusual terminology.
What’s all this stuff about “flavors” at the [...]

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