Open Data in Education Seminar

10th March 2014, Saint-Petersburg, Russia

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Goals

Create a network of practitioners of linked/open data in education beyond Europe

Initiatives and lots of energy in Russia, not always visible from the outside

Collaboratively plan the development of resources to support the growth of linked/open data in education

Create new initiatives, ideas, applications, projects...

Speakers

Darya Tarasowa, Leipzig

Kirsty Holmes, Washington

Stefan Dietze, L3S, Hannover

Marieke Guy, Open Knowledge Foundation

Irina Radchenko, Moscow

John Domingue, Open University

Mathieu d'Aquin, Open University

Dmitry Mouromtsev,ITMO, St Petersburg

Aliaksandr Birukou, Springer

Programme10.00am – Session 1 “Opening Educational data: development and benefits” Marieke Guy - The Open Education Working Group: Bringing people and projects together John Domingue - Developing Rich Interactive eBooks to Teach Linked Open Data to Professionals: Principles and ProcessesBreak11.30am – Session 2 “Using linked data in education” Stefan Dietze - Learning and Education with the Web of Data Kristy Holmes - A bird’s-eye view of scholarship at the individual, institution-wide, and global levels Aliaksandr Birukou – Making LOD data about conferences available Irina Radchenko - On some Russian Educational Projects in Open Data and Data Journalism Lunch

2.00pm - Demos and Resources VIVO with network visualization and data dashboard – Kristi Holmes Towards multilingual educational content: SlideWiki example - Darya Tarasowa The LinkedUp Data Catalogue – Mathieu d’Aquin Linked Education Dataset (Topic) Explorer – Stefan Dietze openedu.ifmo.ru - Dmitry Mouromtsev The Open Education Handbook – Marieke Guy The Euclid Linked Data eBooks – John Domingue3.30m - Session 3 “Future of Linked Data in Education” Panel/Collective discussion4.30pm - Conclusion

Enjoy!