Information Architecture Wikipedia Edit-a-Thon: Training Guide
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IA in Wikipedia
Join WikiProjects Information Architecture and Help Make IA Discoverable
Noreen Y WhyselOWASP Community ManagerWikipedia Usernwhyselnwhyselgmailcomnwhysel
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bull Introduction Cybersecurity on Wikipedia
bull Information Architecture in Wikipedia
bull Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page Talk Read Edit and View Historyldquobull Making Simple Editsbull Userpagesbull Working in the Sandboxbull Putting in Citations
bull Additional Ways to Contributebull Copyright and Wikipediabull Basic Rulesbull Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
Training Outline
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TRAINING OUTLINE LINKS TO KEEP OPEN
IA Wikipedia Information httpsbitlyias-wikipedia
WikiProject Information ArchitecturehttpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaWikiProject_Information_Architecture
Guide to Contributing to WikipediahttpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaContributing_to_Wikipedia
Wiki Markup Cheat SheethttpenwikipediaorgwikiFileWiki_markup_cheatsheet_ENpdf
Help on Creating Biographies of Living PersonshttpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaBiographies_of_living_persons
Article WizardhttpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaArticle_wizard
Training Outline Helpful Links
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Information Architecture in Wikipedia
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bull 273 Wikipedia articles
bull 45 files (mostly diagrams)
bull 2 Templates included on IA Articlebull Information Science templatebull Semantic Web template
bull 3 WikiProjectsbull Human Computer Interactionbull Information Architecture (NEW)bull Usability
Information Architecture Article
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bull 399 Wikipedia pages link to the Information Architecture article
bull Quality Start-Class
bull Importance Mid-Importance
bull How can we improve Quality and Importance of Information Architecture related information on Wikipedia
Information Architecture Article
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EDITING WIKIPEDIA PAGES
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Every page edit is publicly visible Every page edit you make is traceable to your user account or IP
Talk pages are Wikipedias version of peer review
A lot of extra information is available in the View History tab
Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
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Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
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Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
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Select Edit to view wikitext markup
Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
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You can enter an explanation of your changes in the Edit summary box which youll find below the edit window
If the change you have made to a page is minor check the box This is a minor edit
Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
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You should always use the Show preview button After youve entered a change in the edit box for the sandbox click the Show preview This lets you see what the page will look like after your edit before you actually save
Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
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USER PAGES
Your Turn
Create your User Account
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bull Click on Create account to sign up for a Wikipedia editor account
bull Use your real name or a pseudonym
User Pages
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bull Usernames are governed by Wikipedia policy
bull Anonymity is preferredbull If you are not sure which
username to create click help me choose
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaUsername_policy
User Pages
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User Pages
bull Click on your Username in the top left to view your User Page
bull Select Edit to make edits to your User Page
bull Using this Cheatsheet write something about yourself
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PLEASE TAKE FIVE MINUTES TO MAKE SOME EDITS TO YOUR USER PAGE
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To experiment you can use the shared Sandbox or your personal sandbox Your Sandbox is a good place to start a new article
Editing the Sandbox
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For a citation to appear in a footnote it needs to be enclosed in ref tags (ie ltrefgtcitationltrefgt)
hellipor highlight your whole citation and then click the markup icon to automatically enclose your citation in ref tags
References and Citations ndashFootnotes
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References and Citations - Footnote
On a new page you may need to create a section usually named Notes or References near the end of the page
== Notes == ltreferences gt
or== Notes == Reflist
Example of a complete footnote
ltrefgtName of author [httpwwwnytimescomarticle_namehtml Title of article] The New York Times dateltrefgt
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When yoursquore ready add a citation to a page in your area of expertise
1 In your sandbox insert a reference for a book using the Worldcat entry for this book Alexander Christopher (1979) The Timeless Way of Building New York Oxford University Press
2 Insert a reference using a citation template for this magazine article Boiano R (Fall 2011) Ethnotelling for User-generated Experiences Journal of Information Architecture Vol 3 No 2Article link
References and Citations ndash Your Turn
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bull Do not copy-paste text from a website directly into Wikipedia Paraphrasing and citation is necessary
bull Most of Wikipedias text and many of its images are co-licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 30 Unported License (CC BY-SA) and the GNU Free Documentation License (GFDL)
Copyright and Wikipedia
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Every image has a description page which indicates the license under which it is released or if it is non-free the rationale under which it is used
Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
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Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
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POLICIES AND GUIDELINES
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaList_of_policies
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Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
Wikipedia is an Encyclopedia
Neutral Point of View
Free Content Anyone can see use and edit
Editors should treat each other with Respect and Civility
Wikipedia has No Firm Rules
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaFive_pillars
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Wikipedia Conduct Policies
Civility
Clean start
Consensus
Dispute resolution
Edit warring
Editing policy
Harassment
No personal attacks
Ownership of articles
Sock puppetry
Username policy
Vandalism
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaList_of_policiesConduct
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Neutral point of view ndash All Wikipedia articles and other encyclopedic content must be written from a neutral point of view representing significant views fairly proportionately and without bias
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNeutral_point_of_view
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If you think you have a Conflict Of Interest (COI) donrsquot or edit create the article Ask someone else
Find a related article and use the Talk page to request the article
This includes Person pages Companies you work for Books you wrote etc
Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
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Verifiability ndash Material challenged or likely to be challenged and all quotations must be attributed to a reliable published source In Wikipedia verifiability means that people reading and editing the encyclopedia can check that information comes from a reliable source
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiability
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If available academic and peer-reviewed publications are usually the most reliable sources
Other reliable sources includebull university-level textbooksbull books published by respected publishing
housesbull magazinesbull journalsbull mainstream newspapers
More information here httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiabilityWhat_counts_as_a_reliable_source
Basic Rules Reliable Source
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No original research ndash Wikipedia does not publish original thought all material in Wikipedia must be attributable to a reliable published source Articles may not contain any new analysis or synthesis of published material that serves to advance a position not clearly advanced by the sources
BASIC RULES CORE CONTENT POLICIESBasic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNo_original_research
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BASIC RULES NOTABILITY
What if notability guidelines reproduce structural sexism and racism How can we address and amend this Who are we leaving out
Basic Rules Notability
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BASIC RULES NOTABILITYContent Guidelines
Cite sources
Do not create hoaxes
No full text of primary sources
Identify reliable sources
No plagiarism
No patent nonsense
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bull Post a question on a Wikipedia Userrsquos Talk page
bull Ask a question to the Wikipedia Teahouse question board
bull Resolving disputes WikipediaDispute resolution WikipediaEtiquette WikipediaStaying cool when the editing gets hot
Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
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Over the next few weeks add some well-cited sentences and paragraphs to articles in your area of expertise
In the following slides wersquoll offer some guidelines and helpful tips about editing Wikipedia articles
WHAT NOW BE BOLD
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WHAT NOW Start Editing
Join WikiProject Information ArchitecturehttpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaWikiProject_Information_Architecture
Find an article in need of improvement and add it to WikiProject Information Architecture or pick one from the project list
Tag the Talk page of an article with the WikiProject Information Architecture category Insert [[CategoryWikiProject_Information_Architecture]]
Research citations on a person or topic that interests you
Suggest citations or content on the Talk page of an article
Fix typos and grammatical errors on existing articles
If you are feeling bold create a new article Try out your Sandbox
Ask for help if you need it
Are You Hooked Find a Wikipedia Meetup near you athttpsnewikipediaorgwikiWikipediaMeetup
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WikiData and DBpedia
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bull Wikidata is a free knowledgebase that anyone can edit
bull Wikidata acts as a central storage for the structured data of its sister sites Wikipedia Wikimedia Wikisource etc
bull Wikidata items link to external database through identifier properties
bull Wikidata supports FRBR and other ontologies
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata
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bull Toolshttptoolswmflabsorghaydirectorysearchwikidata
bull GadgetshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsGadgets
bull User ScriptshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsUser_script
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata Tools
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DBpedia
DBpedia is the major hub (largest repository of LOD)
Information derived from Wikipedia
Connected with other Linked datasets by over 50 million RDF links
Most widely used linking predicates owlsameAs
httpdbpediaorg
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Linked Open Data Cloud
Source httplod-cloudnet
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DBpedia
DBPedia Semantics 458 million ldquothings 583 million ldquofactsrdquo
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Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
Each thing in the DBpedia dataset is identified by a URIhttpdbpediaorgresourceName
ldquoNamerdquo is derived from the URL of the source Wikipedia articlehttpenwikipediaorgwikiName
Examples httpdbpediaorgresourceBillie_Holiday httpenwikipediaorgwikiBillie_Holiday
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Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
ldquoFactsrdquo as RDF Triples A ldquohas namerdquo B Subject rarr Predicate rarr Object
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP httpxmlnscomfoaf01namerdquoO Richard Saul Wurman
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP lthttpdbpedia-owloccupationgtO lthttpdbpedia-owlArchitectgt
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Extracting DBPedia Components
Core of DBpedia consists of an infobox
An Infobox is a summary of article metadata
Infobox template
Infobox person|name = Name|image = personjpg|caption = ldquoThis is a personrdquo|website = httpwwwpersoncom
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Extracting DBPedia Components
Raw creates triples directly from infobox data Generic Algorithm based Retains property names used in infobox Properties identified by
Mapping Based maps against the DBpedia Ontology mapping data to community-curated DBpedia Ontology has ontology dbpedia-owl reference
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Extracting DBPedia Components
Extraction tools
DBpedia Information Extraction FrameworkhttpwikidbpediaorgDocumentation
DBpedia ApplicationshttpwikidbpediaorgApplications
DBpedia Mappings httpmappingsdbpediaorgindexphpMain_Page
Sourceforge DBpedia - Wikipedia Data Extractionhttpsourceforgenetprojectsdbpedia
- IA in Wikipedia
- Training Outline
- Training Outline Helpful Links
- Slide 4
- Information Architecture Article
- Information Architecture Article (2)
- Slide 7
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
- Slide 14
- User Pages
- User Pages (2)
- User Pages (3)
- Slide 18
- Editing the Sandbox
- References and Citations ndashFootnotes
- References and Citations - Footnote
- References and Citations ndash Your Turn
- Copyright and Wikipedia
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons (2)
- Slide 26
- Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
- Wikipedia Conduct Policies
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies
- Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (2)
- Basic Rules Reliable Source
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (3)
- Basic Rules Notability
- Content Guidelines
- Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
- Slide 37
- Slide 38
- Slide 39
- Wikidata
- Wikidata Tools
- DBpedia
- Linked Open Data Cloud
- DBpedia (2)
- Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
- Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
- Extracting DBPedia Components
- Extracting DBPedia Components (2)
- Extracting DBPedia Components (3)
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bull Introduction Cybersecurity on Wikipedia
bull Information Architecture in Wikipedia
bull Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page Talk Read Edit and View Historyldquobull Making Simple Editsbull Userpagesbull Working in the Sandboxbull Putting in Citations
bull Additional Ways to Contributebull Copyright and Wikipediabull Basic Rulesbull Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
Training Outline
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
TRAINING OUTLINE LINKS TO KEEP OPEN
IA Wikipedia Information httpsbitlyias-wikipedia
WikiProject Information ArchitecturehttpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaWikiProject_Information_Architecture
Guide to Contributing to WikipediahttpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaContributing_to_Wikipedia
Wiki Markup Cheat SheethttpenwikipediaorgwikiFileWiki_markup_cheatsheet_ENpdf
Help on Creating Biographies of Living PersonshttpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaBiographies_of_living_persons
Article WizardhttpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaArticle_wizard
Training Outline Helpful Links
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Information Architecture in Wikipedia
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull 273 Wikipedia articles
bull 45 files (mostly diagrams)
bull 2 Templates included on IA Articlebull Information Science templatebull Semantic Web template
bull 3 WikiProjectsbull Human Computer Interactionbull Information Architecture (NEW)bull Usability
Information Architecture Article
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull 399 Wikipedia pages link to the Information Architecture article
bull Quality Start-Class
bull Importance Mid-Importance
bull How can we improve Quality and Importance of Information Architecture related information on Wikipedia
Information Architecture Article
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
EDITING WIKIPEDIA PAGES
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Every page edit is publicly visible Every page edit you make is traceable to your user account or IP
Talk pages are Wikipedias version of peer review
A lot of extra information is available in the View History tab
Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Select Edit to view wikitext markup
Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
You can enter an explanation of your changes in the Edit summary box which youll find below the edit window
If the change you have made to a page is minor check the box This is a minor edit
Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
You should always use the Show preview button After youve entered a change in the edit box for the sandbox click the Show preview This lets you see what the page will look like after your edit before you actually save
Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
USER PAGES
Your Turn
Create your User Account
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Click on Create account to sign up for a Wikipedia editor account
bull Use your real name or a pseudonym
User Pages
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Usernames are governed by Wikipedia policy
bull Anonymity is preferredbull If you are not sure which
username to create click help me choose
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaUsername_policy
User Pages
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
User Pages
bull Click on your Username in the top left to view your User Page
bull Select Edit to make edits to your User Page
bull Using this Cheatsheet write something about yourself
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
PLEASE TAKE FIVE MINUTES TO MAKE SOME EDITS TO YOUR USER PAGE
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
To experiment you can use the shared Sandbox or your personal sandbox Your Sandbox is a good place to start a new article
Editing the Sandbox
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
For a citation to appear in a footnote it needs to be enclosed in ref tags (ie ltrefgtcitationltrefgt)
hellipor highlight your whole citation and then click the markup icon to automatically enclose your citation in ref tags
References and Citations ndashFootnotes
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
References and Citations - Footnote
On a new page you may need to create a section usually named Notes or References near the end of the page
== Notes == ltreferences gt
or== Notes == Reflist
Example of a complete footnote
ltrefgtName of author [httpwwwnytimescomarticle_namehtml Title of article] The New York Times dateltrefgt
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
When yoursquore ready add a citation to a page in your area of expertise
1 In your sandbox insert a reference for a book using the Worldcat entry for this book Alexander Christopher (1979) The Timeless Way of Building New York Oxford University Press
2 Insert a reference using a citation template for this magazine article Boiano R (Fall 2011) Ethnotelling for User-generated Experiences Journal of Information Architecture Vol 3 No 2Article link
References and Citations ndash Your Turn
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Do not copy-paste text from a website directly into Wikipedia Paraphrasing and citation is necessary
bull Most of Wikipedias text and many of its images are co-licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 30 Unported License (CC BY-SA) and the GNU Free Documentation License (GFDL)
Copyright and Wikipedia
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Every image has a description page which indicates the license under which it is released or if it is non-free the rationale under which it is used
Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
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Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
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POLICIES AND GUIDELINES
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaList_of_policies
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Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
Wikipedia is an Encyclopedia
Neutral Point of View
Free Content Anyone can see use and edit
Editors should treat each other with Respect and Civility
Wikipedia has No Firm Rules
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaFive_pillars
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Wikipedia Conduct Policies
Civility
Clean start
Consensus
Dispute resolution
Edit warring
Editing policy
Harassment
No personal attacks
Ownership of articles
Sock puppetry
Username policy
Vandalism
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaList_of_policiesConduct
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Neutral point of view ndash All Wikipedia articles and other encyclopedic content must be written from a neutral point of view representing significant views fairly proportionately and without bias
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNeutral_point_of_view
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
If you think you have a Conflict Of Interest (COI) donrsquot or edit create the article Ask someone else
Find a related article and use the Talk page to request the article
This includes Person pages Companies you work for Books you wrote etc
Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Verifiability ndash Material challenged or likely to be challenged and all quotations must be attributed to a reliable published source In Wikipedia verifiability means that people reading and editing the encyclopedia can check that information comes from a reliable source
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiability
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
If available academic and peer-reviewed publications are usually the most reliable sources
Other reliable sources includebull university-level textbooksbull books published by respected publishing
housesbull magazinesbull journalsbull mainstream newspapers
More information here httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiabilityWhat_counts_as_a_reliable_source
Basic Rules Reliable Source
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
No original research ndash Wikipedia does not publish original thought all material in Wikipedia must be attributable to a reliable published source Articles may not contain any new analysis or synthesis of published material that serves to advance a position not clearly advanced by the sources
BASIC RULES CORE CONTENT POLICIESBasic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNo_original_research
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
BASIC RULES NOTABILITY
What if notability guidelines reproduce structural sexism and racism How can we address and amend this Who are we leaving out
Basic Rules Notability
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
BASIC RULES NOTABILITYContent Guidelines
Cite sources
Do not create hoaxes
No full text of primary sources
Identify reliable sources
No plagiarism
No patent nonsense
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Post a question on a Wikipedia Userrsquos Talk page
bull Ask a question to the Wikipedia Teahouse question board
bull Resolving disputes WikipediaDispute resolution WikipediaEtiquette WikipediaStaying cool when the editing gets hot
Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Over the next few weeks add some well-cited sentences and paragraphs to articles in your area of expertise
In the following slides wersquoll offer some guidelines and helpful tips about editing Wikipedia articles
WHAT NOW BE BOLD
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WHAT NOW Start Editing
Join WikiProject Information ArchitecturehttpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaWikiProject_Information_Architecture
Find an article in need of improvement and add it to WikiProject Information Architecture or pick one from the project list
Tag the Talk page of an article with the WikiProject Information Architecture category Insert [[CategoryWikiProject_Information_Architecture]]
Research citations on a person or topic that interests you
Suggest citations or content on the Talk page of an article
Fix typos and grammatical errors on existing articles
If you are feeling bold create a new article Try out your Sandbox
Ask for help if you need it
Are You Hooked Find a Wikipedia Meetup near you athttpsnewikipediaorgwikiWikipediaMeetup
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WikiData and DBpedia
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Wikidata is a free knowledgebase that anyone can edit
bull Wikidata acts as a central storage for the structured data of its sister sites Wikipedia Wikimedia Wikisource etc
bull Wikidata items link to external database through identifier properties
bull Wikidata supports FRBR and other ontologies
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Toolshttptoolswmflabsorghaydirectorysearchwikidata
bull GadgetshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsGadgets
bull User ScriptshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsUser_script
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata Tools
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
DBpedia
DBpedia is the major hub (largest repository of LOD)
Information derived from Wikipedia
Connected with other Linked datasets by over 50 million RDF links
Most widely used linking predicates owlsameAs
httpdbpediaorg
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Linked Open Data Cloud
Source httplod-cloudnet
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
DBpedia
DBPedia Semantics 458 million ldquothings 583 million ldquofactsrdquo
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
Each thing in the DBpedia dataset is identified by a URIhttpdbpediaorgresourceName
ldquoNamerdquo is derived from the URL of the source Wikipedia articlehttpenwikipediaorgwikiName
Examples httpdbpediaorgresourceBillie_Holiday httpenwikipediaorgwikiBillie_Holiday
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Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
ldquoFactsrdquo as RDF Triples A ldquohas namerdquo B Subject rarr Predicate rarr Object
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP httpxmlnscomfoaf01namerdquoO Richard Saul Wurman
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP lthttpdbpedia-owloccupationgtO lthttpdbpedia-owlArchitectgt
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Core of DBpedia consists of an infobox
An Infobox is a summary of article metadata
Infobox template
Infobox person|name = Name|image = personjpg|caption = ldquoThis is a personrdquo|website = httpwwwpersoncom
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Raw creates triples directly from infobox data Generic Algorithm based Retains property names used in infobox Properties identified by
Mapping Based maps against the DBpedia Ontology mapping data to community-curated DBpedia Ontology has ontology dbpedia-owl reference
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Extraction tools
DBpedia Information Extraction FrameworkhttpwikidbpediaorgDocumentation
DBpedia ApplicationshttpwikidbpediaorgApplications
DBpedia Mappings httpmappingsdbpediaorgindexphpMain_Page
Sourceforge DBpedia - Wikipedia Data Extractionhttpsourceforgenetprojectsdbpedia
- IA in Wikipedia
- Training Outline
- Training Outline Helpful Links
- Slide 4
- Information Architecture Article
- Information Architecture Article (2)
- Slide 7
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
- Slide 14
- User Pages
- User Pages (2)
- User Pages (3)
- Slide 18
- Editing the Sandbox
- References and Citations ndashFootnotes
- References and Citations - Footnote
- References and Citations ndash Your Turn
- Copyright and Wikipedia
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons (2)
- Slide 26
- Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
- Wikipedia Conduct Policies
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies
- Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (2)
- Basic Rules Reliable Source
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (3)
- Basic Rules Notability
- Content Guidelines
- Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
- Slide 37
- Slide 38
- Slide 39
- Wikidata
- Wikidata Tools
- DBpedia
- Linked Open Data Cloud
- DBpedia (2)
- Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
- Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
- Extracting DBPedia Components
- Extracting DBPedia Components (2)
- Extracting DBPedia Components (3)
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
TRAINING OUTLINE LINKS TO KEEP OPEN
IA Wikipedia Information httpsbitlyias-wikipedia
WikiProject Information ArchitecturehttpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaWikiProject_Information_Architecture
Guide to Contributing to WikipediahttpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaContributing_to_Wikipedia
Wiki Markup Cheat SheethttpenwikipediaorgwikiFileWiki_markup_cheatsheet_ENpdf
Help on Creating Biographies of Living PersonshttpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaBiographies_of_living_persons
Article WizardhttpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaArticle_wizard
Training Outline Helpful Links
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Information Architecture in Wikipedia
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull 273 Wikipedia articles
bull 45 files (mostly diagrams)
bull 2 Templates included on IA Articlebull Information Science templatebull Semantic Web template
bull 3 WikiProjectsbull Human Computer Interactionbull Information Architecture (NEW)bull Usability
Information Architecture Article
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull 399 Wikipedia pages link to the Information Architecture article
bull Quality Start-Class
bull Importance Mid-Importance
bull How can we improve Quality and Importance of Information Architecture related information on Wikipedia
Information Architecture Article
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
EDITING WIKIPEDIA PAGES
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Every page edit is publicly visible Every page edit you make is traceable to your user account or IP
Talk pages are Wikipedias version of peer review
A lot of extra information is available in the View History tab
Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Select Edit to view wikitext markup
Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
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You can enter an explanation of your changes in the Edit summary box which youll find below the edit window
If the change you have made to a page is minor check the box This is a minor edit
Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
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You should always use the Show preview button After youve entered a change in the edit box for the sandbox click the Show preview This lets you see what the page will look like after your edit before you actually save
Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
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USER PAGES
Your Turn
Create your User Account
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bull Click on Create account to sign up for a Wikipedia editor account
bull Use your real name or a pseudonym
User Pages
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bull Usernames are governed by Wikipedia policy
bull Anonymity is preferredbull If you are not sure which
username to create click help me choose
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaUsername_policy
User Pages
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User Pages
bull Click on your Username in the top left to view your User Page
bull Select Edit to make edits to your User Page
bull Using this Cheatsheet write something about yourself
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PLEASE TAKE FIVE MINUTES TO MAKE SOME EDITS TO YOUR USER PAGE
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To experiment you can use the shared Sandbox or your personal sandbox Your Sandbox is a good place to start a new article
Editing the Sandbox
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For a citation to appear in a footnote it needs to be enclosed in ref tags (ie ltrefgtcitationltrefgt)
hellipor highlight your whole citation and then click the markup icon to automatically enclose your citation in ref tags
References and Citations ndashFootnotes
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References and Citations - Footnote
On a new page you may need to create a section usually named Notes or References near the end of the page
== Notes == ltreferences gt
or== Notes == Reflist
Example of a complete footnote
ltrefgtName of author [httpwwwnytimescomarticle_namehtml Title of article] The New York Times dateltrefgt
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When yoursquore ready add a citation to a page in your area of expertise
1 In your sandbox insert a reference for a book using the Worldcat entry for this book Alexander Christopher (1979) The Timeless Way of Building New York Oxford University Press
2 Insert a reference using a citation template for this magazine article Boiano R (Fall 2011) Ethnotelling for User-generated Experiences Journal of Information Architecture Vol 3 No 2Article link
References and Citations ndash Your Turn
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bull Do not copy-paste text from a website directly into Wikipedia Paraphrasing and citation is necessary
bull Most of Wikipedias text and many of its images are co-licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 30 Unported License (CC BY-SA) and the GNU Free Documentation License (GFDL)
Copyright and Wikipedia
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Every image has a description page which indicates the license under which it is released or if it is non-free the rationale under which it is used
Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
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Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
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POLICIES AND GUIDELINES
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaList_of_policies
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Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
Wikipedia is an Encyclopedia
Neutral Point of View
Free Content Anyone can see use and edit
Editors should treat each other with Respect and Civility
Wikipedia has No Firm Rules
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaFive_pillars
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Wikipedia Conduct Policies
Civility
Clean start
Consensus
Dispute resolution
Edit warring
Editing policy
Harassment
No personal attacks
Ownership of articles
Sock puppetry
Username policy
Vandalism
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaList_of_policiesConduct
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Neutral point of view ndash All Wikipedia articles and other encyclopedic content must be written from a neutral point of view representing significant views fairly proportionately and without bias
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNeutral_point_of_view
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If you think you have a Conflict Of Interest (COI) donrsquot or edit create the article Ask someone else
Find a related article and use the Talk page to request the article
This includes Person pages Companies you work for Books you wrote etc
Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
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Verifiability ndash Material challenged or likely to be challenged and all quotations must be attributed to a reliable published source In Wikipedia verifiability means that people reading and editing the encyclopedia can check that information comes from a reliable source
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiability
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If available academic and peer-reviewed publications are usually the most reliable sources
Other reliable sources includebull university-level textbooksbull books published by respected publishing
housesbull magazinesbull journalsbull mainstream newspapers
More information here httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiabilityWhat_counts_as_a_reliable_source
Basic Rules Reliable Source
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No original research ndash Wikipedia does not publish original thought all material in Wikipedia must be attributable to a reliable published source Articles may not contain any new analysis or synthesis of published material that serves to advance a position not clearly advanced by the sources
BASIC RULES CORE CONTENT POLICIESBasic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNo_original_research
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BASIC RULES NOTABILITY
What if notability guidelines reproduce structural sexism and racism How can we address and amend this Who are we leaving out
Basic Rules Notability
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BASIC RULES NOTABILITYContent Guidelines
Cite sources
Do not create hoaxes
No full text of primary sources
Identify reliable sources
No plagiarism
No patent nonsense
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bull Post a question on a Wikipedia Userrsquos Talk page
bull Ask a question to the Wikipedia Teahouse question board
bull Resolving disputes WikipediaDispute resolution WikipediaEtiquette WikipediaStaying cool when the editing gets hot
Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
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Over the next few weeks add some well-cited sentences and paragraphs to articles in your area of expertise
In the following slides wersquoll offer some guidelines and helpful tips about editing Wikipedia articles
WHAT NOW BE BOLD
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WHAT NOW Start Editing
Join WikiProject Information ArchitecturehttpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaWikiProject_Information_Architecture
Find an article in need of improvement and add it to WikiProject Information Architecture or pick one from the project list
Tag the Talk page of an article with the WikiProject Information Architecture category Insert [[CategoryWikiProject_Information_Architecture]]
Research citations on a person or topic that interests you
Suggest citations or content on the Talk page of an article
Fix typos and grammatical errors on existing articles
If you are feeling bold create a new article Try out your Sandbox
Ask for help if you need it
Are You Hooked Find a Wikipedia Meetup near you athttpsnewikipediaorgwikiWikipediaMeetup
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WikiData and DBpedia
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bull Wikidata is a free knowledgebase that anyone can edit
bull Wikidata acts as a central storage for the structured data of its sister sites Wikipedia Wikimedia Wikisource etc
bull Wikidata items link to external database through identifier properties
bull Wikidata supports FRBR and other ontologies
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata
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bull Toolshttptoolswmflabsorghaydirectorysearchwikidata
bull GadgetshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsGadgets
bull User ScriptshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsUser_script
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata Tools
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DBpedia
DBpedia is the major hub (largest repository of LOD)
Information derived from Wikipedia
Connected with other Linked datasets by over 50 million RDF links
Most widely used linking predicates owlsameAs
httpdbpediaorg
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Linked Open Data Cloud
Source httplod-cloudnet
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DBpedia
DBPedia Semantics 458 million ldquothings 583 million ldquofactsrdquo
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Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
Each thing in the DBpedia dataset is identified by a URIhttpdbpediaorgresourceName
ldquoNamerdquo is derived from the URL of the source Wikipedia articlehttpenwikipediaorgwikiName
Examples httpdbpediaorgresourceBillie_Holiday httpenwikipediaorgwikiBillie_Holiday
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Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
ldquoFactsrdquo as RDF Triples A ldquohas namerdquo B Subject rarr Predicate rarr Object
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP httpxmlnscomfoaf01namerdquoO Richard Saul Wurman
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP lthttpdbpedia-owloccupationgtO lthttpdbpedia-owlArchitectgt
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Extracting DBPedia Components
Core of DBpedia consists of an infobox
An Infobox is a summary of article metadata
Infobox template
Infobox person|name = Name|image = personjpg|caption = ldquoThis is a personrdquo|website = httpwwwpersoncom
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Extracting DBPedia Components
Raw creates triples directly from infobox data Generic Algorithm based Retains property names used in infobox Properties identified by
Mapping Based maps against the DBpedia Ontology mapping data to community-curated DBpedia Ontology has ontology dbpedia-owl reference
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Extracting DBPedia Components
Extraction tools
DBpedia Information Extraction FrameworkhttpwikidbpediaorgDocumentation
DBpedia ApplicationshttpwikidbpediaorgApplications
DBpedia Mappings httpmappingsdbpediaorgindexphpMain_Page
Sourceforge DBpedia - Wikipedia Data Extractionhttpsourceforgenetprojectsdbpedia
- IA in Wikipedia
- Training Outline
- Training Outline Helpful Links
- Slide 4
- Information Architecture Article
- Information Architecture Article (2)
- Slide 7
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
- Slide 14
- User Pages
- User Pages (2)
- User Pages (3)
- Slide 18
- Editing the Sandbox
- References and Citations ndashFootnotes
- References and Citations - Footnote
- References and Citations ndash Your Turn
- Copyright and Wikipedia
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons (2)
- Slide 26
- Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
- Wikipedia Conduct Policies
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies
- Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (2)
- Basic Rules Reliable Source
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (3)
- Basic Rules Notability
- Content Guidelines
- Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
- Slide 37
- Slide 38
- Slide 39
- Wikidata
- Wikidata Tools
- DBpedia
- Linked Open Data Cloud
- DBpedia (2)
- Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
- Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
- Extracting DBPedia Components
- Extracting DBPedia Components (2)
- Extracting DBPedia Components (3)
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Information Architecture in Wikipedia
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bull 273 Wikipedia articles
bull 45 files (mostly diagrams)
bull 2 Templates included on IA Articlebull Information Science templatebull Semantic Web template
bull 3 WikiProjectsbull Human Computer Interactionbull Information Architecture (NEW)bull Usability
Information Architecture Article
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bull 399 Wikipedia pages link to the Information Architecture article
bull Quality Start-Class
bull Importance Mid-Importance
bull How can we improve Quality and Importance of Information Architecture related information on Wikipedia
Information Architecture Article
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EDITING WIKIPEDIA PAGES
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Every page edit is publicly visible Every page edit you make is traceable to your user account or IP
Talk pages are Wikipedias version of peer review
A lot of extra information is available in the View History tab
Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
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Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
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Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
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Select Edit to view wikitext markup
Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
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You can enter an explanation of your changes in the Edit summary box which youll find below the edit window
If the change you have made to a page is minor check the box This is a minor edit
Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
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You should always use the Show preview button After youve entered a change in the edit box for the sandbox click the Show preview This lets you see what the page will look like after your edit before you actually save
Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
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USER PAGES
Your Turn
Create your User Account
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bull Click on Create account to sign up for a Wikipedia editor account
bull Use your real name or a pseudonym
User Pages
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bull Usernames are governed by Wikipedia policy
bull Anonymity is preferredbull If you are not sure which
username to create click help me choose
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaUsername_policy
User Pages
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User Pages
bull Click on your Username in the top left to view your User Page
bull Select Edit to make edits to your User Page
bull Using this Cheatsheet write something about yourself
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PLEASE TAKE FIVE MINUTES TO MAKE SOME EDITS TO YOUR USER PAGE
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
To experiment you can use the shared Sandbox or your personal sandbox Your Sandbox is a good place to start a new article
Editing the Sandbox
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For a citation to appear in a footnote it needs to be enclosed in ref tags (ie ltrefgtcitationltrefgt)
hellipor highlight your whole citation and then click the markup icon to automatically enclose your citation in ref tags
References and Citations ndashFootnotes
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References and Citations - Footnote
On a new page you may need to create a section usually named Notes or References near the end of the page
== Notes == ltreferences gt
or== Notes == Reflist
Example of a complete footnote
ltrefgtName of author [httpwwwnytimescomarticle_namehtml Title of article] The New York Times dateltrefgt
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When yoursquore ready add a citation to a page in your area of expertise
1 In your sandbox insert a reference for a book using the Worldcat entry for this book Alexander Christopher (1979) The Timeless Way of Building New York Oxford University Press
2 Insert a reference using a citation template for this magazine article Boiano R (Fall 2011) Ethnotelling for User-generated Experiences Journal of Information Architecture Vol 3 No 2Article link
References and Citations ndash Your Turn
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bull Do not copy-paste text from a website directly into Wikipedia Paraphrasing and citation is necessary
bull Most of Wikipedias text and many of its images are co-licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 30 Unported License (CC BY-SA) and the GNU Free Documentation License (GFDL)
Copyright and Wikipedia
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Every image has a description page which indicates the license under which it is released or if it is non-free the rationale under which it is used
Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
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Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
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POLICIES AND GUIDELINES
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaList_of_policies
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Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
Wikipedia is an Encyclopedia
Neutral Point of View
Free Content Anyone can see use and edit
Editors should treat each other with Respect and Civility
Wikipedia has No Firm Rules
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaFive_pillars
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Wikipedia Conduct Policies
Civility
Clean start
Consensus
Dispute resolution
Edit warring
Editing policy
Harassment
No personal attacks
Ownership of articles
Sock puppetry
Username policy
Vandalism
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaList_of_policiesConduct
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Neutral point of view ndash All Wikipedia articles and other encyclopedic content must be written from a neutral point of view representing significant views fairly proportionately and without bias
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNeutral_point_of_view
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If you think you have a Conflict Of Interest (COI) donrsquot or edit create the article Ask someone else
Find a related article and use the Talk page to request the article
This includes Person pages Companies you work for Books you wrote etc
Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
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Verifiability ndash Material challenged or likely to be challenged and all quotations must be attributed to a reliable published source In Wikipedia verifiability means that people reading and editing the encyclopedia can check that information comes from a reliable source
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiability
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If available academic and peer-reviewed publications are usually the most reliable sources
Other reliable sources includebull university-level textbooksbull books published by respected publishing
housesbull magazinesbull journalsbull mainstream newspapers
More information here httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiabilityWhat_counts_as_a_reliable_source
Basic Rules Reliable Source
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No original research ndash Wikipedia does not publish original thought all material in Wikipedia must be attributable to a reliable published source Articles may not contain any new analysis or synthesis of published material that serves to advance a position not clearly advanced by the sources
BASIC RULES CORE CONTENT POLICIESBasic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNo_original_research
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BASIC RULES NOTABILITY
What if notability guidelines reproduce structural sexism and racism How can we address and amend this Who are we leaving out
Basic Rules Notability
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BASIC RULES NOTABILITYContent Guidelines
Cite sources
Do not create hoaxes
No full text of primary sources
Identify reliable sources
No plagiarism
No patent nonsense
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bull Post a question on a Wikipedia Userrsquos Talk page
bull Ask a question to the Wikipedia Teahouse question board
bull Resolving disputes WikipediaDispute resolution WikipediaEtiquette WikipediaStaying cool when the editing gets hot
Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Over the next few weeks add some well-cited sentences and paragraphs to articles in your area of expertise
In the following slides wersquoll offer some guidelines and helpful tips about editing Wikipedia articles
WHAT NOW BE BOLD
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WHAT NOW Start Editing
Join WikiProject Information ArchitecturehttpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaWikiProject_Information_Architecture
Find an article in need of improvement and add it to WikiProject Information Architecture or pick one from the project list
Tag the Talk page of an article with the WikiProject Information Architecture category Insert [[CategoryWikiProject_Information_Architecture]]
Research citations on a person or topic that interests you
Suggest citations or content on the Talk page of an article
Fix typos and grammatical errors on existing articles
If you are feeling bold create a new article Try out your Sandbox
Ask for help if you need it
Are You Hooked Find a Wikipedia Meetup near you athttpsnewikipediaorgwikiWikipediaMeetup
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WikiData and DBpedia
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bull Wikidata is a free knowledgebase that anyone can edit
bull Wikidata acts as a central storage for the structured data of its sister sites Wikipedia Wikimedia Wikisource etc
bull Wikidata items link to external database through identifier properties
bull Wikidata supports FRBR and other ontologies
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata
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bull Toolshttptoolswmflabsorghaydirectorysearchwikidata
bull GadgetshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsGadgets
bull User ScriptshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsUser_script
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata Tools
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
DBpedia
DBpedia is the major hub (largest repository of LOD)
Information derived from Wikipedia
Connected with other Linked datasets by over 50 million RDF links
Most widely used linking predicates owlsameAs
httpdbpediaorg
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Linked Open Data Cloud
Source httplod-cloudnet
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DBpedia
DBPedia Semantics 458 million ldquothings 583 million ldquofactsrdquo
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Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
Each thing in the DBpedia dataset is identified by a URIhttpdbpediaorgresourceName
ldquoNamerdquo is derived from the URL of the source Wikipedia articlehttpenwikipediaorgwikiName
Examples httpdbpediaorgresourceBillie_Holiday httpenwikipediaorgwikiBillie_Holiday
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Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
ldquoFactsrdquo as RDF Triples A ldquohas namerdquo B Subject rarr Predicate rarr Object
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP httpxmlnscomfoaf01namerdquoO Richard Saul Wurman
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP lthttpdbpedia-owloccupationgtO lthttpdbpedia-owlArchitectgt
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Extracting DBPedia Components
Core of DBpedia consists of an infobox
An Infobox is a summary of article metadata
Infobox template
Infobox person|name = Name|image = personjpg|caption = ldquoThis is a personrdquo|website = httpwwwpersoncom
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Raw creates triples directly from infobox data Generic Algorithm based Retains property names used in infobox Properties identified by
Mapping Based maps against the DBpedia Ontology mapping data to community-curated DBpedia Ontology has ontology dbpedia-owl reference
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Extraction tools
DBpedia Information Extraction FrameworkhttpwikidbpediaorgDocumentation
DBpedia ApplicationshttpwikidbpediaorgApplications
DBpedia Mappings httpmappingsdbpediaorgindexphpMain_Page
Sourceforge DBpedia - Wikipedia Data Extractionhttpsourceforgenetprojectsdbpedia
- IA in Wikipedia
- Training Outline
- Training Outline Helpful Links
- Slide 4
- Information Architecture Article
- Information Architecture Article (2)
- Slide 7
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
- Slide 14
- User Pages
- User Pages (2)
- User Pages (3)
- Slide 18
- Editing the Sandbox
- References and Citations ndashFootnotes
- References and Citations - Footnote
- References and Citations ndash Your Turn
- Copyright and Wikipedia
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons (2)
- Slide 26
- Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
- Wikipedia Conduct Policies
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies
- Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (2)
- Basic Rules Reliable Source
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (3)
- Basic Rules Notability
- Content Guidelines
- Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
- Slide 37
- Slide 38
- Slide 39
- Wikidata
- Wikidata Tools
- DBpedia
- Linked Open Data Cloud
- DBpedia (2)
- Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
- Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
- Extracting DBPedia Components
- Extracting DBPedia Components (2)
- Extracting DBPedia Components (3)
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull 273 Wikipedia articles
bull 45 files (mostly diagrams)
bull 2 Templates included on IA Articlebull Information Science templatebull Semantic Web template
bull 3 WikiProjectsbull Human Computer Interactionbull Information Architecture (NEW)bull Usability
Information Architecture Article
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bull 399 Wikipedia pages link to the Information Architecture article
bull Quality Start-Class
bull Importance Mid-Importance
bull How can we improve Quality and Importance of Information Architecture related information on Wikipedia
Information Architecture Article
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EDITING WIKIPEDIA PAGES
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Every page edit is publicly visible Every page edit you make is traceable to your user account or IP
Talk pages are Wikipedias version of peer review
A lot of extra information is available in the View History tab
Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
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Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
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Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
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Select Edit to view wikitext markup
Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
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You can enter an explanation of your changes in the Edit summary box which youll find below the edit window
If the change you have made to a page is minor check the box This is a minor edit
Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
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You should always use the Show preview button After youve entered a change in the edit box for the sandbox click the Show preview This lets you see what the page will look like after your edit before you actually save
Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
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USER PAGES
Your Turn
Create your User Account
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Click on Create account to sign up for a Wikipedia editor account
bull Use your real name or a pseudonym
User Pages
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Usernames are governed by Wikipedia policy
bull Anonymity is preferredbull If you are not sure which
username to create click help me choose
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaUsername_policy
User Pages
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
User Pages
bull Click on your Username in the top left to view your User Page
bull Select Edit to make edits to your User Page
bull Using this Cheatsheet write something about yourself
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
PLEASE TAKE FIVE MINUTES TO MAKE SOME EDITS TO YOUR USER PAGE
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
To experiment you can use the shared Sandbox or your personal sandbox Your Sandbox is a good place to start a new article
Editing the Sandbox
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
For a citation to appear in a footnote it needs to be enclosed in ref tags (ie ltrefgtcitationltrefgt)
hellipor highlight your whole citation and then click the markup icon to automatically enclose your citation in ref tags
References and Citations ndashFootnotes
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
References and Citations - Footnote
On a new page you may need to create a section usually named Notes or References near the end of the page
== Notes == ltreferences gt
or== Notes == Reflist
Example of a complete footnote
ltrefgtName of author [httpwwwnytimescomarticle_namehtml Title of article] The New York Times dateltrefgt
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
When yoursquore ready add a citation to a page in your area of expertise
1 In your sandbox insert a reference for a book using the Worldcat entry for this book Alexander Christopher (1979) The Timeless Way of Building New York Oxford University Press
2 Insert a reference using a citation template for this magazine article Boiano R (Fall 2011) Ethnotelling for User-generated Experiences Journal of Information Architecture Vol 3 No 2Article link
References and Citations ndash Your Turn
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Do not copy-paste text from a website directly into Wikipedia Paraphrasing and citation is necessary
bull Most of Wikipedias text and many of its images are co-licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 30 Unported License (CC BY-SA) and the GNU Free Documentation License (GFDL)
Copyright and Wikipedia
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Every image has a description page which indicates the license under which it is released or if it is non-free the rationale under which it is used
Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
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Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
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POLICIES AND GUIDELINES
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaList_of_policies
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Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
Wikipedia is an Encyclopedia
Neutral Point of View
Free Content Anyone can see use and edit
Editors should treat each other with Respect and Civility
Wikipedia has No Firm Rules
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaFive_pillars
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Wikipedia Conduct Policies
Civility
Clean start
Consensus
Dispute resolution
Edit warring
Editing policy
Harassment
No personal attacks
Ownership of articles
Sock puppetry
Username policy
Vandalism
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaList_of_policiesConduct
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Neutral point of view ndash All Wikipedia articles and other encyclopedic content must be written from a neutral point of view representing significant views fairly proportionately and without bias
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNeutral_point_of_view
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If you think you have a Conflict Of Interest (COI) donrsquot or edit create the article Ask someone else
Find a related article and use the Talk page to request the article
This includes Person pages Companies you work for Books you wrote etc
Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
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Verifiability ndash Material challenged or likely to be challenged and all quotations must be attributed to a reliable published source In Wikipedia verifiability means that people reading and editing the encyclopedia can check that information comes from a reliable source
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiability
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If available academic and peer-reviewed publications are usually the most reliable sources
Other reliable sources includebull university-level textbooksbull books published by respected publishing
housesbull magazinesbull journalsbull mainstream newspapers
More information here httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiabilityWhat_counts_as_a_reliable_source
Basic Rules Reliable Source
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No original research ndash Wikipedia does not publish original thought all material in Wikipedia must be attributable to a reliable published source Articles may not contain any new analysis or synthesis of published material that serves to advance a position not clearly advanced by the sources
BASIC RULES CORE CONTENT POLICIESBasic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNo_original_research
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BASIC RULES NOTABILITY
What if notability guidelines reproduce structural sexism and racism How can we address and amend this Who are we leaving out
Basic Rules Notability
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BASIC RULES NOTABILITYContent Guidelines
Cite sources
Do not create hoaxes
No full text of primary sources
Identify reliable sources
No plagiarism
No patent nonsense
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bull Post a question on a Wikipedia Userrsquos Talk page
bull Ask a question to the Wikipedia Teahouse question board
bull Resolving disputes WikipediaDispute resolution WikipediaEtiquette WikipediaStaying cool when the editing gets hot
Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
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Over the next few weeks add some well-cited sentences and paragraphs to articles in your area of expertise
In the following slides wersquoll offer some guidelines and helpful tips about editing Wikipedia articles
WHAT NOW BE BOLD
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WHAT NOW Start Editing
Join WikiProject Information ArchitecturehttpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaWikiProject_Information_Architecture
Find an article in need of improvement and add it to WikiProject Information Architecture or pick one from the project list
Tag the Talk page of an article with the WikiProject Information Architecture category Insert [[CategoryWikiProject_Information_Architecture]]
Research citations on a person or topic that interests you
Suggest citations or content on the Talk page of an article
Fix typos and grammatical errors on existing articles
If you are feeling bold create a new article Try out your Sandbox
Ask for help if you need it
Are You Hooked Find a Wikipedia Meetup near you athttpsnewikipediaorgwikiWikipediaMeetup
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WikiData and DBpedia
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bull Wikidata is a free knowledgebase that anyone can edit
bull Wikidata acts as a central storage for the structured data of its sister sites Wikipedia Wikimedia Wikisource etc
bull Wikidata items link to external database through identifier properties
bull Wikidata supports FRBR and other ontologies
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata
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bull Toolshttptoolswmflabsorghaydirectorysearchwikidata
bull GadgetshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsGadgets
bull User ScriptshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsUser_script
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata Tools
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DBpedia
DBpedia is the major hub (largest repository of LOD)
Information derived from Wikipedia
Connected with other Linked datasets by over 50 million RDF links
Most widely used linking predicates owlsameAs
httpdbpediaorg
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Linked Open Data Cloud
Source httplod-cloudnet
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DBpedia
DBPedia Semantics 458 million ldquothings 583 million ldquofactsrdquo
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Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
Each thing in the DBpedia dataset is identified by a URIhttpdbpediaorgresourceName
ldquoNamerdquo is derived from the URL of the source Wikipedia articlehttpenwikipediaorgwikiName
Examples httpdbpediaorgresourceBillie_Holiday httpenwikipediaorgwikiBillie_Holiday
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Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
ldquoFactsrdquo as RDF Triples A ldquohas namerdquo B Subject rarr Predicate rarr Object
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP httpxmlnscomfoaf01namerdquoO Richard Saul Wurman
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP lthttpdbpedia-owloccupationgtO lthttpdbpedia-owlArchitectgt
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Extracting DBPedia Components
Core of DBpedia consists of an infobox
An Infobox is a summary of article metadata
Infobox template
Infobox person|name = Name|image = personjpg|caption = ldquoThis is a personrdquo|website = httpwwwpersoncom
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Extracting DBPedia Components
Raw creates triples directly from infobox data Generic Algorithm based Retains property names used in infobox Properties identified by
Mapping Based maps against the DBpedia Ontology mapping data to community-curated DBpedia Ontology has ontology dbpedia-owl reference
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Extracting DBPedia Components
Extraction tools
DBpedia Information Extraction FrameworkhttpwikidbpediaorgDocumentation
DBpedia ApplicationshttpwikidbpediaorgApplications
DBpedia Mappings httpmappingsdbpediaorgindexphpMain_Page
Sourceforge DBpedia - Wikipedia Data Extractionhttpsourceforgenetprojectsdbpedia
- IA in Wikipedia
- Training Outline
- Training Outline Helpful Links
- Slide 4
- Information Architecture Article
- Information Architecture Article (2)
- Slide 7
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
- Slide 14
- User Pages
- User Pages (2)
- User Pages (3)
- Slide 18
- Editing the Sandbox
- References and Citations ndashFootnotes
- References and Citations - Footnote
- References and Citations ndash Your Turn
- Copyright and Wikipedia
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons (2)
- Slide 26
- Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
- Wikipedia Conduct Policies
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies
- Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (2)
- Basic Rules Reliable Source
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (3)
- Basic Rules Notability
- Content Guidelines
- Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
- Slide 37
- Slide 38
- Slide 39
- Wikidata
- Wikidata Tools
- DBpedia
- Linked Open Data Cloud
- DBpedia (2)
- Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
- Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
- Extracting DBPedia Components
- Extracting DBPedia Components (2)
- Extracting DBPedia Components (3)
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bull 399 Wikipedia pages link to the Information Architecture article
bull Quality Start-Class
bull Importance Mid-Importance
bull How can we improve Quality and Importance of Information Architecture related information on Wikipedia
Information Architecture Article
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EDITING WIKIPEDIA PAGES
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Every page edit is publicly visible Every page edit you make is traceable to your user account or IP
Talk pages are Wikipedias version of peer review
A lot of extra information is available in the View History tab
Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
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Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
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Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
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Select Edit to view wikitext markup
Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
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You can enter an explanation of your changes in the Edit summary box which youll find below the edit window
If the change you have made to a page is minor check the box This is a minor edit
Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
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You should always use the Show preview button After youve entered a change in the edit box for the sandbox click the Show preview This lets you see what the page will look like after your edit before you actually save
Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
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USER PAGES
Your Turn
Create your User Account
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bull Click on Create account to sign up for a Wikipedia editor account
bull Use your real name or a pseudonym
User Pages
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bull Usernames are governed by Wikipedia policy
bull Anonymity is preferredbull If you are not sure which
username to create click help me choose
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaUsername_policy
User Pages
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User Pages
bull Click on your Username in the top left to view your User Page
bull Select Edit to make edits to your User Page
bull Using this Cheatsheet write something about yourself
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PLEASE TAKE FIVE MINUTES TO MAKE SOME EDITS TO YOUR USER PAGE
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To experiment you can use the shared Sandbox or your personal sandbox Your Sandbox is a good place to start a new article
Editing the Sandbox
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For a citation to appear in a footnote it needs to be enclosed in ref tags (ie ltrefgtcitationltrefgt)
hellipor highlight your whole citation and then click the markup icon to automatically enclose your citation in ref tags
References and Citations ndashFootnotes
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References and Citations - Footnote
On a new page you may need to create a section usually named Notes or References near the end of the page
== Notes == ltreferences gt
or== Notes == Reflist
Example of a complete footnote
ltrefgtName of author [httpwwwnytimescomarticle_namehtml Title of article] The New York Times dateltrefgt
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When yoursquore ready add a citation to a page in your area of expertise
1 In your sandbox insert a reference for a book using the Worldcat entry for this book Alexander Christopher (1979) The Timeless Way of Building New York Oxford University Press
2 Insert a reference using a citation template for this magazine article Boiano R (Fall 2011) Ethnotelling for User-generated Experiences Journal of Information Architecture Vol 3 No 2Article link
References and Citations ndash Your Turn
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bull Do not copy-paste text from a website directly into Wikipedia Paraphrasing and citation is necessary
bull Most of Wikipedias text and many of its images are co-licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 30 Unported License (CC BY-SA) and the GNU Free Documentation License (GFDL)
Copyright and Wikipedia
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Every image has a description page which indicates the license under which it is released or if it is non-free the rationale under which it is used
Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
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Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
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POLICIES AND GUIDELINES
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaList_of_policies
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Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
Wikipedia is an Encyclopedia
Neutral Point of View
Free Content Anyone can see use and edit
Editors should treat each other with Respect and Civility
Wikipedia has No Firm Rules
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaFive_pillars
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Wikipedia Conduct Policies
Civility
Clean start
Consensus
Dispute resolution
Edit warring
Editing policy
Harassment
No personal attacks
Ownership of articles
Sock puppetry
Username policy
Vandalism
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaList_of_policiesConduct
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Neutral point of view ndash All Wikipedia articles and other encyclopedic content must be written from a neutral point of view representing significant views fairly proportionately and without bias
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNeutral_point_of_view
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If you think you have a Conflict Of Interest (COI) donrsquot or edit create the article Ask someone else
Find a related article and use the Talk page to request the article
This includes Person pages Companies you work for Books you wrote etc
Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
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Verifiability ndash Material challenged or likely to be challenged and all quotations must be attributed to a reliable published source In Wikipedia verifiability means that people reading and editing the encyclopedia can check that information comes from a reliable source
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiability
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If available academic and peer-reviewed publications are usually the most reliable sources
Other reliable sources includebull university-level textbooksbull books published by respected publishing
housesbull magazinesbull journalsbull mainstream newspapers
More information here httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiabilityWhat_counts_as_a_reliable_source
Basic Rules Reliable Source
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No original research ndash Wikipedia does not publish original thought all material in Wikipedia must be attributable to a reliable published source Articles may not contain any new analysis or synthesis of published material that serves to advance a position not clearly advanced by the sources
BASIC RULES CORE CONTENT POLICIESBasic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNo_original_research
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BASIC RULES NOTABILITY
What if notability guidelines reproduce structural sexism and racism How can we address and amend this Who are we leaving out
Basic Rules Notability
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BASIC RULES NOTABILITYContent Guidelines
Cite sources
Do not create hoaxes
No full text of primary sources
Identify reliable sources
No plagiarism
No patent nonsense
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bull Post a question on a Wikipedia Userrsquos Talk page
bull Ask a question to the Wikipedia Teahouse question board
bull Resolving disputes WikipediaDispute resolution WikipediaEtiquette WikipediaStaying cool when the editing gets hot
Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Over the next few weeks add some well-cited sentences and paragraphs to articles in your area of expertise
In the following slides wersquoll offer some guidelines and helpful tips about editing Wikipedia articles
WHAT NOW BE BOLD
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WHAT NOW Start Editing
Join WikiProject Information ArchitecturehttpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaWikiProject_Information_Architecture
Find an article in need of improvement and add it to WikiProject Information Architecture or pick one from the project list
Tag the Talk page of an article with the WikiProject Information Architecture category Insert [[CategoryWikiProject_Information_Architecture]]
Research citations on a person or topic that interests you
Suggest citations or content on the Talk page of an article
Fix typos and grammatical errors on existing articles
If you are feeling bold create a new article Try out your Sandbox
Ask for help if you need it
Are You Hooked Find a Wikipedia Meetup near you athttpsnewikipediaorgwikiWikipediaMeetup
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WikiData and DBpedia
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bull Wikidata is a free knowledgebase that anyone can edit
bull Wikidata acts as a central storage for the structured data of its sister sites Wikipedia Wikimedia Wikisource etc
bull Wikidata items link to external database through identifier properties
bull Wikidata supports FRBR and other ontologies
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata
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bull Toolshttptoolswmflabsorghaydirectorysearchwikidata
bull GadgetshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsGadgets
bull User ScriptshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsUser_script
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata Tools
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
DBpedia
DBpedia is the major hub (largest repository of LOD)
Information derived from Wikipedia
Connected with other Linked datasets by over 50 million RDF links
Most widely used linking predicates owlsameAs
httpdbpediaorg
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Linked Open Data Cloud
Source httplod-cloudnet
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DBpedia
DBPedia Semantics 458 million ldquothings 583 million ldquofactsrdquo
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Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
Each thing in the DBpedia dataset is identified by a URIhttpdbpediaorgresourceName
ldquoNamerdquo is derived from the URL of the source Wikipedia articlehttpenwikipediaorgwikiName
Examples httpdbpediaorgresourceBillie_Holiday httpenwikipediaorgwikiBillie_Holiday
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Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
ldquoFactsrdquo as RDF Triples A ldquohas namerdquo B Subject rarr Predicate rarr Object
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP httpxmlnscomfoaf01namerdquoO Richard Saul Wurman
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP lthttpdbpedia-owloccupationgtO lthttpdbpedia-owlArchitectgt
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Extracting DBPedia Components
Core of DBpedia consists of an infobox
An Infobox is a summary of article metadata
Infobox template
Infobox person|name = Name|image = personjpg|caption = ldquoThis is a personrdquo|website = httpwwwpersoncom
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Extracting DBPedia Components
Raw creates triples directly from infobox data Generic Algorithm based Retains property names used in infobox Properties identified by
Mapping Based maps against the DBpedia Ontology mapping data to community-curated DBpedia Ontology has ontology dbpedia-owl reference
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Extracting DBPedia Components
Extraction tools
DBpedia Information Extraction FrameworkhttpwikidbpediaorgDocumentation
DBpedia ApplicationshttpwikidbpediaorgApplications
DBpedia Mappings httpmappingsdbpediaorgindexphpMain_Page
Sourceforge DBpedia - Wikipedia Data Extractionhttpsourceforgenetprojectsdbpedia
- IA in Wikipedia
- Training Outline
- Training Outline Helpful Links
- Slide 4
- Information Architecture Article
- Information Architecture Article (2)
- Slide 7
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
- Slide 14
- User Pages
- User Pages (2)
- User Pages (3)
- Slide 18
- Editing the Sandbox
- References and Citations ndashFootnotes
- References and Citations - Footnote
- References and Citations ndash Your Turn
- Copyright and Wikipedia
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons (2)
- Slide 26
- Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
- Wikipedia Conduct Policies
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies
- Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (2)
- Basic Rules Reliable Source
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (3)
- Basic Rules Notability
- Content Guidelines
- Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
- Slide 37
- Slide 38
- Slide 39
- Wikidata
- Wikidata Tools
- DBpedia
- Linked Open Data Cloud
- DBpedia (2)
- Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
- Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
- Extracting DBPedia Components
- Extracting DBPedia Components (2)
- Extracting DBPedia Components (3)
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EDITING WIKIPEDIA PAGES
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Every page edit is publicly visible Every page edit you make is traceable to your user account or IP
Talk pages are Wikipedias version of peer review
A lot of extra information is available in the View History tab
Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
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Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
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Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
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Select Edit to view wikitext markup
Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
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You can enter an explanation of your changes in the Edit summary box which youll find below the edit window
If the change you have made to a page is minor check the box This is a minor edit
Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
You should always use the Show preview button After youve entered a change in the edit box for the sandbox click the Show preview This lets you see what the page will look like after your edit before you actually save
Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
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USER PAGES
Your Turn
Create your User Account
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Click on Create account to sign up for a Wikipedia editor account
bull Use your real name or a pseudonym
User Pages
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Usernames are governed by Wikipedia policy
bull Anonymity is preferredbull If you are not sure which
username to create click help me choose
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaUsername_policy
User Pages
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
User Pages
bull Click on your Username in the top left to view your User Page
bull Select Edit to make edits to your User Page
bull Using this Cheatsheet write something about yourself
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
PLEASE TAKE FIVE MINUTES TO MAKE SOME EDITS TO YOUR USER PAGE
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
To experiment you can use the shared Sandbox or your personal sandbox Your Sandbox is a good place to start a new article
Editing the Sandbox
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
For a citation to appear in a footnote it needs to be enclosed in ref tags (ie ltrefgtcitationltrefgt)
hellipor highlight your whole citation and then click the markup icon to automatically enclose your citation in ref tags
References and Citations ndashFootnotes
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
References and Citations - Footnote
On a new page you may need to create a section usually named Notes or References near the end of the page
== Notes == ltreferences gt
or== Notes == Reflist
Example of a complete footnote
ltrefgtName of author [httpwwwnytimescomarticle_namehtml Title of article] The New York Times dateltrefgt
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
When yoursquore ready add a citation to a page in your area of expertise
1 In your sandbox insert a reference for a book using the Worldcat entry for this book Alexander Christopher (1979) The Timeless Way of Building New York Oxford University Press
2 Insert a reference using a citation template for this magazine article Boiano R (Fall 2011) Ethnotelling for User-generated Experiences Journal of Information Architecture Vol 3 No 2Article link
References and Citations ndash Your Turn
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Do not copy-paste text from a website directly into Wikipedia Paraphrasing and citation is necessary
bull Most of Wikipedias text and many of its images are co-licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 30 Unported License (CC BY-SA) and the GNU Free Documentation License (GFDL)
Copyright and Wikipedia
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Every image has a description page which indicates the license under which it is released or if it is non-free the rationale under which it is used
Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
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Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
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POLICIES AND GUIDELINES
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaList_of_policies
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
Wikipedia is an Encyclopedia
Neutral Point of View
Free Content Anyone can see use and edit
Editors should treat each other with Respect and Civility
Wikipedia has No Firm Rules
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaFive_pillars
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Wikipedia Conduct Policies
Civility
Clean start
Consensus
Dispute resolution
Edit warring
Editing policy
Harassment
No personal attacks
Ownership of articles
Sock puppetry
Username policy
Vandalism
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaList_of_policiesConduct
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Neutral point of view ndash All Wikipedia articles and other encyclopedic content must be written from a neutral point of view representing significant views fairly proportionately and without bias
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNeutral_point_of_view
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
If you think you have a Conflict Of Interest (COI) donrsquot or edit create the article Ask someone else
Find a related article and use the Talk page to request the article
This includes Person pages Companies you work for Books you wrote etc
Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Verifiability ndash Material challenged or likely to be challenged and all quotations must be attributed to a reliable published source In Wikipedia verifiability means that people reading and editing the encyclopedia can check that information comes from a reliable source
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiability
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
If available academic and peer-reviewed publications are usually the most reliable sources
Other reliable sources includebull university-level textbooksbull books published by respected publishing
housesbull magazinesbull journalsbull mainstream newspapers
More information here httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiabilityWhat_counts_as_a_reliable_source
Basic Rules Reliable Source
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
No original research ndash Wikipedia does not publish original thought all material in Wikipedia must be attributable to a reliable published source Articles may not contain any new analysis or synthesis of published material that serves to advance a position not clearly advanced by the sources
BASIC RULES CORE CONTENT POLICIESBasic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNo_original_research
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BASIC RULES NOTABILITY
What if notability guidelines reproduce structural sexism and racism How can we address and amend this Who are we leaving out
Basic Rules Notability
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
BASIC RULES NOTABILITYContent Guidelines
Cite sources
Do not create hoaxes
No full text of primary sources
Identify reliable sources
No plagiarism
No patent nonsense
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Post a question on a Wikipedia Userrsquos Talk page
bull Ask a question to the Wikipedia Teahouse question board
bull Resolving disputes WikipediaDispute resolution WikipediaEtiquette WikipediaStaying cool when the editing gets hot
Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Over the next few weeks add some well-cited sentences and paragraphs to articles in your area of expertise
In the following slides wersquoll offer some guidelines and helpful tips about editing Wikipedia articles
WHAT NOW BE BOLD
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WHAT NOW Start Editing
Join WikiProject Information ArchitecturehttpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaWikiProject_Information_Architecture
Find an article in need of improvement and add it to WikiProject Information Architecture or pick one from the project list
Tag the Talk page of an article with the WikiProject Information Architecture category Insert [[CategoryWikiProject_Information_Architecture]]
Research citations on a person or topic that interests you
Suggest citations or content on the Talk page of an article
Fix typos and grammatical errors on existing articles
If you are feeling bold create a new article Try out your Sandbox
Ask for help if you need it
Are You Hooked Find a Wikipedia Meetup near you athttpsnewikipediaorgwikiWikipediaMeetup
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WikiData and DBpedia
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Wikidata is a free knowledgebase that anyone can edit
bull Wikidata acts as a central storage for the structured data of its sister sites Wikipedia Wikimedia Wikisource etc
bull Wikidata items link to external database through identifier properties
bull Wikidata supports FRBR and other ontologies
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Toolshttptoolswmflabsorghaydirectorysearchwikidata
bull GadgetshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsGadgets
bull User ScriptshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsUser_script
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata Tools
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
DBpedia
DBpedia is the major hub (largest repository of LOD)
Information derived from Wikipedia
Connected with other Linked datasets by over 50 million RDF links
Most widely used linking predicates owlsameAs
httpdbpediaorg
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Linked Open Data Cloud
Source httplod-cloudnet
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DBpedia
DBPedia Semantics 458 million ldquothings 583 million ldquofactsrdquo
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Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
Each thing in the DBpedia dataset is identified by a URIhttpdbpediaorgresourceName
ldquoNamerdquo is derived from the URL of the source Wikipedia articlehttpenwikipediaorgwikiName
Examples httpdbpediaorgresourceBillie_Holiday httpenwikipediaorgwikiBillie_Holiday
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Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
ldquoFactsrdquo as RDF Triples A ldquohas namerdquo B Subject rarr Predicate rarr Object
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP httpxmlnscomfoaf01namerdquoO Richard Saul Wurman
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP lthttpdbpedia-owloccupationgtO lthttpdbpedia-owlArchitectgt
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Extracting DBPedia Components
Core of DBpedia consists of an infobox
An Infobox is a summary of article metadata
Infobox template
Infobox person|name = Name|image = personjpg|caption = ldquoThis is a personrdquo|website = httpwwwpersoncom
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Extracting DBPedia Components
Raw creates triples directly from infobox data Generic Algorithm based Retains property names used in infobox Properties identified by
Mapping Based maps against the DBpedia Ontology mapping data to community-curated DBpedia Ontology has ontology dbpedia-owl reference
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Extracting DBPedia Components
Extraction tools
DBpedia Information Extraction FrameworkhttpwikidbpediaorgDocumentation
DBpedia ApplicationshttpwikidbpediaorgApplications
DBpedia Mappings httpmappingsdbpediaorgindexphpMain_Page
Sourceforge DBpedia - Wikipedia Data Extractionhttpsourceforgenetprojectsdbpedia
- IA in Wikipedia
- Training Outline
- Training Outline Helpful Links
- Slide 4
- Information Architecture Article
- Information Architecture Article (2)
- Slide 7
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
- Slide 14
- User Pages
- User Pages (2)
- User Pages (3)
- Slide 18
- Editing the Sandbox
- References and Citations ndashFootnotes
- References and Citations - Footnote
- References and Citations ndash Your Turn
- Copyright and Wikipedia
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons (2)
- Slide 26
- Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
- Wikipedia Conduct Policies
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies
- Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (2)
- Basic Rules Reliable Source
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (3)
- Basic Rules Notability
- Content Guidelines
- Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
- Slide 37
- Slide 38
- Slide 39
- Wikidata
- Wikidata Tools
- DBpedia
- Linked Open Data Cloud
- DBpedia (2)
- Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
- Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
- Extracting DBPedia Components
- Extracting DBPedia Components (2)
- Extracting DBPedia Components (3)
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Every page edit is publicly visible Every page edit you make is traceable to your user account or IP
Talk pages are Wikipedias version of peer review
A lot of extra information is available in the View History tab
Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
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Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
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Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
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Select Edit to view wikitext markup
Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
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You can enter an explanation of your changes in the Edit summary box which youll find below the edit window
If the change you have made to a page is minor check the box This is a minor edit
Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
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You should always use the Show preview button After youve entered a change in the edit box for the sandbox click the Show preview This lets you see what the page will look like after your edit before you actually save
Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
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USER PAGES
Your Turn
Create your User Account
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Click on Create account to sign up for a Wikipedia editor account
bull Use your real name or a pseudonym
User Pages
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bull Usernames are governed by Wikipedia policy
bull Anonymity is preferredbull If you are not sure which
username to create click help me choose
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaUsername_policy
User Pages
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User Pages
bull Click on your Username in the top left to view your User Page
bull Select Edit to make edits to your User Page
bull Using this Cheatsheet write something about yourself
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
PLEASE TAKE FIVE MINUTES TO MAKE SOME EDITS TO YOUR USER PAGE
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
To experiment you can use the shared Sandbox or your personal sandbox Your Sandbox is a good place to start a new article
Editing the Sandbox
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For a citation to appear in a footnote it needs to be enclosed in ref tags (ie ltrefgtcitationltrefgt)
hellipor highlight your whole citation and then click the markup icon to automatically enclose your citation in ref tags
References and Citations ndashFootnotes
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References and Citations - Footnote
On a new page you may need to create a section usually named Notes or References near the end of the page
== Notes == ltreferences gt
or== Notes == Reflist
Example of a complete footnote
ltrefgtName of author [httpwwwnytimescomarticle_namehtml Title of article] The New York Times dateltrefgt
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When yoursquore ready add a citation to a page in your area of expertise
1 In your sandbox insert a reference for a book using the Worldcat entry for this book Alexander Christopher (1979) The Timeless Way of Building New York Oxford University Press
2 Insert a reference using a citation template for this magazine article Boiano R (Fall 2011) Ethnotelling for User-generated Experiences Journal of Information Architecture Vol 3 No 2Article link
References and Citations ndash Your Turn
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bull Do not copy-paste text from a website directly into Wikipedia Paraphrasing and citation is necessary
bull Most of Wikipedias text and many of its images are co-licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 30 Unported License (CC BY-SA) and the GNU Free Documentation License (GFDL)
Copyright and Wikipedia
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Every image has a description page which indicates the license under which it is released or if it is non-free the rationale under which it is used
Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
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Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
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POLICIES AND GUIDELINES
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaList_of_policies
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Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
Wikipedia is an Encyclopedia
Neutral Point of View
Free Content Anyone can see use and edit
Editors should treat each other with Respect and Civility
Wikipedia has No Firm Rules
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaFive_pillars
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Wikipedia Conduct Policies
Civility
Clean start
Consensus
Dispute resolution
Edit warring
Editing policy
Harassment
No personal attacks
Ownership of articles
Sock puppetry
Username policy
Vandalism
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaList_of_policiesConduct
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Neutral point of view ndash All Wikipedia articles and other encyclopedic content must be written from a neutral point of view representing significant views fairly proportionately and without bias
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNeutral_point_of_view
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If you think you have a Conflict Of Interest (COI) donrsquot or edit create the article Ask someone else
Find a related article and use the Talk page to request the article
This includes Person pages Companies you work for Books you wrote etc
Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
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Verifiability ndash Material challenged or likely to be challenged and all quotations must be attributed to a reliable published source In Wikipedia verifiability means that people reading and editing the encyclopedia can check that information comes from a reliable source
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiability
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If available academic and peer-reviewed publications are usually the most reliable sources
Other reliable sources includebull university-level textbooksbull books published by respected publishing
housesbull magazinesbull journalsbull mainstream newspapers
More information here httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiabilityWhat_counts_as_a_reliable_source
Basic Rules Reliable Source
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No original research ndash Wikipedia does not publish original thought all material in Wikipedia must be attributable to a reliable published source Articles may not contain any new analysis or synthesis of published material that serves to advance a position not clearly advanced by the sources
BASIC RULES CORE CONTENT POLICIESBasic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNo_original_research
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BASIC RULES NOTABILITY
What if notability guidelines reproduce structural sexism and racism How can we address and amend this Who are we leaving out
Basic Rules Notability
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BASIC RULES NOTABILITYContent Guidelines
Cite sources
Do not create hoaxes
No full text of primary sources
Identify reliable sources
No plagiarism
No patent nonsense
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bull Post a question on a Wikipedia Userrsquos Talk page
bull Ask a question to the Wikipedia Teahouse question board
bull Resolving disputes WikipediaDispute resolution WikipediaEtiquette WikipediaStaying cool when the editing gets hot
Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Over the next few weeks add some well-cited sentences and paragraphs to articles in your area of expertise
In the following slides wersquoll offer some guidelines and helpful tips about editing Wikipedia articles
WHAT NOW BE BOLD
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WHAT NOW Start Editing
Join WikiProject Information ArchitecturehttpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaWikiProject_Information_Architecture
Find an article in need of improvement and add it to WikiProject Information Architecture or pick one from the project list
Tag the Talk page of an article with the WikiProject Information Architecture category Insert [[CategoryWikiProject_Information_Architecture]]
Research citations on a person or topic that interests you
Suggest citations or content on the Talk page of an article
Fix typos and grammatical errors on existing articles
If you are feeling bold create a new article Try out your Sandbox
Ask for help if you need it
Are You Hooked Find a Wikipedia Meetup near you athttpsnewikipediaorgwikiWikipediaMeetup
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WikiData and DBpedia
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bull Wikidata is a free knowledgebase that anyone can edit
bull Wikidata acts as a central storage for the structured data of its sister sites Wikipedia Wikimedia Wikisource etc
bull Wikidata items link to external database through identifier properties
bull Wikidata supports FRBR and other ontologies
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata
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bull Toolshttptoolswmflabsorghaydirectorysearchwikidata
bull GadgetshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsGadgets
bull User ScriptshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsUser_script
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata Tools
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DBpedia
DBpedia is the major hub (largest repository of LOD)
Information derived from Wikipedia
Connected with other Linked datasets by over 50 million RDF links
Most widely used linking predicates owlsameAs
httpdbpediaorg
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Linked Open Data Cloud
Source httplod-cloudnet
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DBpedia
DBPedia Semantics 458 million ldquothings 583 million ldquofactsrdquo
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Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
Each thing in the DBpedia dataset is identified by a URIhttpdbpediaorgresourceName
ldquoNamerdquo is derived from the URL of the source Wikipedia articlehttpenwikipediaorgwikiName
Examples httpdbpediaorgresourceBillie_Holiday httpenwikipediaorgwikiBillie_Holiday
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Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
ldquoFactsrdquo as RDF Triples A ldquohas namerdquo B Subject rarr Predicate rarr Object
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP httpxmlnscomfoaf01namerdquoO Richard Saul Wurman
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP lthttpdbpedia-owloccupationgtO lthttpdbpedia-owlArchitectgt
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Extracting DBPedia Components
Core of DBpedia consists of an infobox
An Infobox is a summary of article metadata
Infobox template
Infobox person|name = Name|image = personjpg|caption = ldquoThis is a personrdquo|website = httpwwwpersoncom
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Raw creates triples directly from infobox data Generic Algorithm based Retains property names used in infobox Properties identified by
Mapping Based maps against the DBpedia Ontology mapping data to community-curated DBpedia Ontology has ontology dbpedia-owl reference
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Extraction tools
DBpedia Information Extraction FrameworkhttpwikidbpediaorgDocumentation
DBpedia ApplicationshttpwikidbpediaorgApplications
DBpedia Mappings httpmappingsdbpediaorgindexphpMain_Page
Sourceforge DBpedia - Wikipedia Data Extractionhttpsourceforgenetprojectsdbpedia
- IA in Wikipedia
- Training Outline
- Training Outline Helpful Links
- Slide 4
- Information Architecture Article
- Information Architecture Article (2)
- Slide 7
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
- Slide 14
- User Pages
- User Pages (2)
- User Pages (3)
- Slide 18
- Editing the Sandbox
- References and Citations ndashFootnotes
- References and Citations - Footnote
- References and Citations ndash Your Turn
- Copyright and Wikipedia
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons (2)
- Slide 26
- Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
- Wikipedia Conduct Policies
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies
- Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (2)
- Basic Rules Reliable Source
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (3)
- Basic Rules Notability
- Content Guidelines
- Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
- Slide 37
- Slide 38
- Slide 39
- Wikidata
- Wikidata Tools
- DBpedia
- Linked Open Data Cloud
- DBpedia (2)
- Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
- Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
- Extracting DBPedia Components
- Extracting DBPedia Components (2)
- Extracting DBPedia Components (3)
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Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
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Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
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Select Edit to view wikitext markup
Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
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You can enter an explanation of your changes in the Edit summary box which youll find below the edit window
If the change you have made to a page is minor check the box This is a minor edit
Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
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You should always use the Show preview button After youve entered a change in the edit box for the sandbox click the Show preview This lets you see what the page will look like after your edit before you actually save
Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
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USER PAGES
Your Turn
Create your User Account
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Click on Create account to sign up for a Wikipedia editor account
bull Use your real name or a pseudonym
User Pages
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Usernames are governed by Wikipedia policy
bull Anonymity is preferredbull If you are not sure which
username to create click help me choose
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaUsername_policy
User Pages
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
User Pages
bull Click on your Username in the top left to view your User Page
bull Select Edit to make edits to your User Page
bull Using this Cheatsheet write something about yourself
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
PLEASE TAKE FIVE MINUTES TO MAKE SOME EDITS TO YOUR USER PAGE
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
To experiment you can use the shared Sandbox or your personal sandbox Your Sandbox is a good place to start a new article
Editing the Sandbox
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
For a citation to appear in a footnote it needs to be enclosed in ref tags (ie ltrefgtcitationltrefgt)
hellipor highlight your whole citation and then click the markup icon to automatically enclose your citation in ref tags
References and Citations ndashFootnotes
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
References and Citations - Footnote
On a new page you may need to create a section usually named Notes or References near the end of the page
== Notes == ltreferences gt
or== Notes == Reflist
Example of a complete footnote
ltrefgtName of author [httpwwwnytimescomarticle_namehtml Title of article] The New York Times dateltrefgt
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
When yoursquore ready add a citation to a page in your area of expertise
1 In your sandbox insert a reference for a book using the Worldcat entry for this book Alexander Christopher (1979) The Timeless Way of Building New York Oxford University Press
2 Insert a reference using a citation template for this magazine article Boiano R (Fall 2011) Ethnotelling for User-generated Experiences Journal of Information Architecture Vol 3 No 2Article link
References and Citations ndash Your Turn
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Do not copy-paste text from a website directly into Wikipedia Paraphrasing and citation is necessary
bull Most of Wikipedias text and many of its images are co-licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 30 Unported License (CC BY-SA) and the GNU Free Documentation License (GFDL)
Copyright and Wikipedia
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Every image has a description page which indicates the license under which it is released or if it is non-free the rationale under which it is used
Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
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Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
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POLICIES AND GUIDELINES
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaList_of_policies
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Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
Wikipedia is an Encyclopedia
Neutral Point of View
Free Content Anyone can see use and edit
Editors should treat each other with Respect and Civility
Wikipedia has No Firm Rules
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaFive_pillars
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Wikipedia Conduct Policies
Civility
Clean start
Consensus
Dispute resolution
Edit warring
Editing policy
Harassment
No personal attacks
Ownership of articles
Sock puppetry
Username policy
Vandalism
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaList_of_policiesConduct
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Neutral point of view ndash All Wikipedia articles and other encyclopedic content must be written from a neutral point of view representing significant views fairly proportionately and without bias
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNeutral_point_of_view
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
If you think you have a Conflict Of Interest (COI) donrsquot or edit create the article Ask someone else
Find a related article and use the Talk page to request the article
This includes Person pages Companies you work for Books you wrote etc
Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Verifiability ndash Material challenged or likely to be challenged and all quotations must be attributed to a reliable published source In Wikipedia verifiability means that people reading and editing the encyclopedia can check that information comes from a reliable source
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiability
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
If available academic and peer-reviewed publications are usually the most reliable sources
Other reliable sources includebull university-level textbooksbull books published by respected publishing
housesbull magazinesbull journalsbull mainstream newspapers
More information here httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiabilityWhat_counts_as_a_reliable_source
Basic Rules Reliable Source
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
No original research ndash Wikipedia does not publish original thought all material in Wikipedia must be attributable to a reliable published source Articles may not contain any new analysis or synthesis of published material that serves to advance a position not clearly advanced by the sources
BASIC RULES CORE CONTENT POLICIESBasic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNo_original_research
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BASIC RULES NOTABILITY
What if notability guidelines reproduce structural sexism and racism How can we address and amend this Who are we leaving out
Basic Rules Notability
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
BASIC RULES NOTABILITYContent Guidelines
Cite sources
Do not create hoaxes
No full text of primary sources
Identify reliable sources
No plagiarism
No patent nonsense
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Post a question on a Wikipedia Userrsquos Talk page
bull Ask a question to the Wikipedia Teahouse question board
bull Resolving disputes WikipediaDispute resolution WikipediaEtiquette WikipediaStaying cool when the editing gets hot
Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Over the next few weeks add some well-cited sentences and paragraphs to articles in your area of expertise
In the following slides wersquoll offer some guidelines and helpful tips about editing Wikipedia articles
WHAT NOW BE BOLD
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WHAT NOW Start Editing
Join WikiProject Information ArchitecturehttpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaWikiProject_Information_Architecture
Find an article in need of improvement and add it to WikiProject Information Architecture or pick one from the project list
Tag the Talk page of an article with the WikiProject Information Architecture category Insert [[CategoryWikiProject_Information_Architecture]]
Research citations on a person or topic that interests you
Suggest citations or content on the Talk page of an article
Fix typos and grammatical errors on existing articles
If you are feeling bold create a new article Try out your Sandbox
Ask for help if you need it
Are You Hooked Find a Wikipedia Meetup near you athttpsnewikipediaorgwikiWikipediaMeetup
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WikiData and DBpedia
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Wikidata is a free knowledgebase that anyone can edit
bull Wikidata acts as a central storage for the structured data of its sister sites Wikipedia Wikimedia Wikisource etc
bull Wikidata items link to external database through identifier properties
bull Wikidata supports FRBR and other ontologies
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Toolshttptoolswmflabsorghaydirectorysearchwikidata
bull GadgetshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsGadgets
bull User ScriptshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsUser_script
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata Tools
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
DBpedia
DBpedia is the major hub (largest repository of LOD)
Information derived from Wikipedia
Connected with other Linked datasets by over 50 million RDF links
Most widely used linking predicates owlsameAs
httpdbpediaorg
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Linked Open Data Cloud
Source httplod-cloudnet
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DBpedia
DBPedia Semantics 458 million ldquothings 583 million ldquofactsrdquo
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Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
Each thing in the DBpedia dataset is identified by a URIhttpdbpediaorgresourceName
ldquoNamerdquo is derived from the URL of the source Wikipedia articlehttpenwikipediaorgwikiName
Examples httpdbpediaorgresourceBillie_Holiday httpenwikipediaorgwikiBillie_Holiday
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
ldquoFactsrdquo as RDF Triples A ldquohas namerdquo B Subject rarr Predicate rarr Object
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP httpxmlnscomfoaf01namerdquoO Richard Saul Wurman
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP lthttpdbpedia-owloccupationgtO lthttpdbpedia-owlArchitectgt
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Core of DBpedia consists of an infobox
An Infobox is a summary of article metadata
Infobox template
Infobox person|name = Name|image = personjpg|caption = ldquoThis is a personrdquo|website = httpwwwpersoncom
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Raw creates triples directly from infobox data Generic Algorithm based Retains property names used in infobox Properties identified by
Mapping Based maps against the DBpedia Ontology mapping data to community-curated DBpedia Ontology has ontology dbpedia-owl reference
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Extraction tools
DBpedia Information Extraction FrameworkhttpwikidbpediaorgDocumentation
DBpedia ApplicationshttpwikidbpediaorgApplications
DBpedia Mappings httpmappingsdbpediaorgindexphpMain_Page
Sourceforge DBpedia - Wikipedia Data Extractionhttpsourceforgenetprojectsdbpedia
- IA in Wikipedia
- Training Outline
- Training Outline Helpful Links
- Slide 4
- Information Architecture Article
- Information Architecture Article (2)
- Slide 7
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
- Slide 14
- User Pages
- User Pages (2)
- User Pages (3)
- Slide 18
- Editing the Sandbox
- References and Citations ndashFootnotes
- References and Citations - Footnote
- References and Citations ndash Your Turn
- Copyright and Wikipedia
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons (2)
- Slide 26
- Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
- Wikipedia Conduct Policies
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies
- Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (2)
- Basic Rules Reliable Source
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (3)
- Basic Rules Notability
- Content Guidelines
- Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
- Slide 37
- Slide 38
- Slide 39
- Wikidata
- Wikidata Tools
- DBpedia
- Linked Open Data Cloud
- DBpedia (2)
- Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
- Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
- Extracting DBPedia Components
- Extracting DBPedia Components (2)
- Extracting DBPedia Components (3)
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
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Select Edit to view wikitext markup
Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
You can enter an explanation of your changes in the Edit summary box which youll find below the edit window
If the change you have made to a page is minor check the box This is a minor edit
Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
You should always use the Show preview button After youve entered a change in the edit box for the sandbox click the Show preview This lets you see what the page will look like after your edit before you actually save
Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
USER PAGES
Your Turn
Create your User Account
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Click on Create account to sign up for a Wikipedia editor account
bull Use your real name or a pseudonym
User Pages
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Usernames are governed by Wikipedia policy
bull Anonymity is preferredbull If you are not sure which
username to create click help me choose
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaUsername_policy
User Pages
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
User Pages
bull Click on your Username in the top left to view your User Page
bull Select Edit to make edits to your User Page
bull Using this Cheatsheet write something about yourself
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
PLEASE TAKE FIVE MINUTES TO MAKE SOME EDITS TO YOUR USER PAGE
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
To experiment you can use the shared Sandbox or your personal sandbox Your Sandbox is a good place to start a new article
Editing the Sandbox
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
For a citation to appear in a footnote it needs to be enclosed in ref tags (ie ltrefgtcitationltrefgt)
hellipor highlight your whole citation and then click the markup icon to automatically enclose your citation in ref tags
References and Citations ndashFootnotes
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
References and Citations - Footnote
On a new page you may need to create a section usually named Notes or References near the end of the page
== Notes == ltreferences gt
or== Notes == Reflist
Example of a complete footnote
ltrefgtName of author [httpwwwnytimescomarticle_namehtml Title of article] The New York Times dateltrefgt
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
When yoursquore ready add a citation to a page in your area of expertise
1 In your sandbox insert a reference for a book using the Worldcat entry for this book Alexander Christopher (1979) The Timeless Way of Building New York Oxford University Press
2 Insert a reference using a citation template for this magazine article Boiano R (Fall 2011) Ethnotelling for User-generated Experiences Journal of Information Architecture Vol 3 No 2Article link
References and Citations ndash Your Turn
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bull Do not copy-paste text from a website directly into Wikipedia Paraphrasing and citation is necessary
bull Most of Wikipedias text and many of its images are co-licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 30 Unported License (CC BY-SA) and the GNU Free Documentation License (GFDL)
Copyright and Wikipedia
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Every image has a description page which indicates the license under which it is released or if it is non-free the rationale under which it is used
Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
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Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
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POLICIES AND GUIDELINES
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaList_of_policies
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Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
Wikipedia is an Encyclopedia
Neutral Point of View
Free Content Anyone can see use and edit
Editors should treat each other with Respect and Civility
Wikipedia has No Firm Rules
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaFive_pillars
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Wikipedia Conduct Policies
Civility
Clean start
Consensus
Dispute resolution
Edit warring
Editing policy
Harassment
No personal attacks
Ownership of articles
Sock puppetry
Username policy
Vandalism
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaList_of_policiesConduct
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Neutral point of view ndash All Wikipedia articles and other encyclopedic content must be written from a neutral point of view representing significant views fairly proportionately and without bias
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNeutral_point_of_view
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If you think you have a Conflict Of Interest (COI) donrsquot or edit create the article Ask someone else
Find a related article and use the Talk page to request the article
This includes Person pages Companies you work for Books you wrote etc
Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Verifiability ndash Material challenged or likely to be challenged and all quotations must be attributed to a reliable published source In Wikipedia verifiability means that people reading and editing the encyclopedia can check that information comes from a reliable source
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiability
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If available academic and peer-reviewed publications are usually the most reliable sources
Other reliable sources includebull university-level textbooksbull books published by respected publishing
housesbull magazinesbull journalsbull mainstream newspapers
More information here httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiabilityWhat_counts_as_a_reliable_source
Basic Rules Reliable Source
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
No original research ndash Wikipedia does not publish original thought all material in Wikipedia must be attributable to a reliable published source Articles may not contain any new analysis or synthesis of published material that serves to advance a position not clearly advanced by the sources
BASIC RULES CORE CONTENT POLICIESBasic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNo_original_research
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BASIC RULES NOTABILITY
What if notability guidelines reproduce structural sexism and racism How can we address and amend this Who are we leaving out
Basic Rules Notability
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BASIC RULES NOTABILITYContent Guidelines
Cite sources
Do not create hoaxes
No full text of primary sources
Identify reliable sources
No plagiarism
No patent nonsense
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bull Post a question on a Wikipedia Userrsquos Talk page
bull Ask a question to the Wikipedia Teahouse question board
bull Resolving disputes WikipediaDispute resolution WikipediaEtiquette WikipediaStaying cool when the editing gets hot
Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Over the next few weeks add some well-cited sentences and paragraphs to articles in your area of expertise
In the following slides wersquoll offer some guidelines and helpful tips about editing Wikipedia articles
WHAT NOW BE BOLD
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WHAT NOW Start Editing
Join WikiProject Information ArchitecturehttpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaWikiProject_Information_Architecture
Find an article in need of improvement and add it to WikiProject Information Architecture or pick one from the project list
Tag the Talk page of an article with the WikiProject Information Architecture category Insert [[CategoryWikiProject_Information_Architecture]]
Research citations on a person or topic that interests you
Suggest citations or content on the Talk page of an article
Fix typos and grammatical errors on existing articles
If you are feeling bold create a new article Try out your Sandbox
Ask for help if you need it
Are You Hooked Find a Wikipedia Meetup near you athttpsnewikipediaorgwikiWikipediaMeetup
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WikiData and DBpedia
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Wikidata is a free knowledgebase that anyone can edit
bull Wikidata acts as a central storage for the structured data of its sister sites Wikipedia Wikimedia Wikisource etc
bull Wikidata items link to external database through identifier properties
bull Wikidata supports FRBR and other ontologies
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata
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bull Toolshttptoolswmflabsorghaydirectorysearchwikidata
bull GadgetshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsGadgets
bull User ScriptshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsUser_script
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata Tools
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
DBpedia
DBpedia is the major hub (largest repository of LOD)
Information derived from Wikipedia
Connected with other Linked datasets by over 50 million RDF links
Most widely used linking predicates owlsameAs
httpdbpediaorg
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Linked Open Data Cloud
Source httplod-cloudnet
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DBpedia
DBPedia Semantics 458 million ldquothings 583 million ldquofactsrdquo
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Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
Each thing in the DBpedia dataset is identified by a URIhttpdbpediaorgresourceName
ldquoNamerdquo is derived from the URL of the source Wikipedia articlehttpenwikipediaorgwikiName
Examples httpdbpediaorgresourceBillie_Holiday httpenwikipediaorgwikiBillie_Holiday
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Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
ldquoFactsrdquo as RDF Triples A ldquohas namerdquo B Subject rarr Predicate rarr Object
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP httpxmlnscomfoaf01namerdquoO Richard Saul Wurman
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP lthttpdbpedia-owloccupationgtO lthttpdbpedia-owlArchitectgt
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Extracting DBPedia Components
Core of DBpedia consists of an infobox
An Infobox is a summary of article metadata
Infobox template
Infobox person|name = Name|image = personjpg|caption = ldquoThis is a personrdquo|website = httpwwwpersoncom
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Extracting DBPedia Components
Raw creates triples directly from infobox data Generic Algorithm based Retains property names used in infobox Properties identified by
Mapping Based maps against the DBpedia Ontology mapping data to community-curated DBpedia Ontology has ontology dbpedia-owl reference
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Extracting DBPedia Components
Extraction tools
DBpedia Information Extraction FrameworkhttpwikidbpediaorgDocumentation
DBpedia ApplicationshttpwikidbpediaorgApplications
DBpedia Mappings httpmappingsdbpediaorgindexphpMain_Page
Sourceforge DBpedia - Wikipedia Data Extractionhttpsourceforgenetprojectsdbpedia
- IA in Wikipedia
- Training Outline
- Training Outline Helpful Links
- Slide 4
- Information Architecture Article
- Information Architecture Article (2)
- Slide 7
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
- Slide 14
- User Pages
- User Pages (2)
- User Pages (3)
- Slide 18
- Editing the Sandbox
- References and Citations ndashFootnotes
- References and Citations - Footnote
- References and Citations ndash Your Turn
- Copyright and Wikipedia
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons (2)
- Slide 26
- Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
- Wikipedia Conduct Policies
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies
- Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (2)
- Basic Rules Reliable Source
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (3)
- Basic Rules Notability
- Content Guidelines
- Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
- Slide 37
- Slide 38
- Slide 39
- Wikidata
- Wikidata Tools
- DBpedia
- Linked Open Data Cloud
- DBpedia (2)
- Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
- Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
- Extracting DBPedia Components
- Extracting DBPedia Components (2)
- Extracting DBPedia Components (3)
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Select Edit to view wikitext markup
Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
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You can enter an explanation of your changes in the Edit summary box which youll find below the edit window
If the change you have made to a page is minor check the box This is a minor edit
Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
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You should always use the Show preview button After youve entered a change in the edit box for the sandbox click the Show preview This lets you see what the page will look like after your edit before you actually save
Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
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USER PAGES
Your Turn
Create your User Account
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bull Click on Create account to sign up for a Wikipedia editor account
bull Use your real name or a pseudonym
User Pages
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bull Usernames are governed by Wikipedia policy
bull Anonymity is preferredbull If you are not sure which
username to create click help me choose
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaUsername_policy
User Pages
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User Pages
bull Click on your Username in the top left to view your User Page
bull Select Edit to make edits to your User Page
bull Using this Cheatsheet write something about yourself
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
PLEASE TAKE FIVE MINUTES TO MAKE SOME EDITS TO YOUR USER PAGE
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
To experiment you can use the shared Sandbox or your personal sandbox Your Sandbox is a good place to start a new article
Editing the Sandbox
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
For a citation to appear in a footnote it needs to be enclosed in ref tags (ie ltrefgtcitationltrefgt)
hellipor highlight your whole citation and then click the markup icon to automatically enclose your citation in ref tags
References and Citations ndashFootnotes
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References and Citations - Footnote
On a new page you may need to create a section usually named Notes or References near the end of the page
== Notes == ltreferences gt
or== Notes == Reflist
Example of a complete footnote
ltrefgtName of author [httpwwwnytimescomarticle_namehtml Title of article] The New York Times dateltrefgt
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
When yoursquore ready add a citation to a page in your area of expertise
1 In your sandbox insert a reference for a book using the Worldcat entry for this book Alexander Christopher (1979) The Timeless Way of Building New York Oxford University Press
2 Insert a reference using a citation template for this magazine article Boiano R (Fall 2011) Ethnotelling for User-generated Experiences Journal of Information Architecture Vol 3 No 2Article link
References and Citations ndash Your Turn
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Do not copy-paste text from a website directly into Wikipedia Paraphrasing and citation is necessary
bull Most of Wikipedias text and many of its images are co-licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 30 Unported License (CC BY-SA) and the GNU Free Documentation License (GFDL)
Copyright and Wikipedia
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Every image has a description page which indicates the license under which it is released or if it is non-free the rationale under which it is used
Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
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Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
POLICIES AND GUIDELINES
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaList_of_policies
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
Wikipedia is an Encyclopedia
Neutral Point of View
Free Content Anyone can see use and edit
Editors should treat each other with Respect and Civility
Wikipedia has No Firm Rules
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaFive_pillars
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Wikipedia Conduct Policies
Civility
Clean start
Consensus
Dispute resolution
Edit warring
Editing policy
Harassment
No personal attacks
Ownership of articles
Sock puppetry
Username policy
Vandalism
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaList_of_policiesConduct
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Neutral point of view ndash All Wikipedia articles and other encyclopedic content must be written from a neutral point of view representing significant views fairly proportionately and without bias
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNeutral_point_of_view
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
If you think you have a Conflict Of Interest (COI) donrsquot or edit create the article Ask someone else
Find a related article and use the Talk page to request the article
This includes Person pages Companies you work for Books you wrote etc
Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Verifiability ndash Material challenged or likely to be challenged and all quotations must be attributed to a reliable published source In Wikipedia verifiability means that people reading and editing the encyclopedia can check that information comes from a reliable source
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiability
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
If available academic and peer-reviewed publications are usually the most reliable sources
Other reliable sources includebull university-level textbooksbull books published by respected publishing
housesbull magazinesbull journalsbull mainstream newspapers
More information here httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiabilityWhat_counts_as_a_reliable_source
Basic Rules Reliable Source
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
No original research ndash Wikipedia does not publish original thought all material in Wikipedia must be attributable to a reliable published source Articles may not contain any new analysis or synthesis of published material that serves to advance a position not clearly advanced by the sources
BASIC RULES CORE CONTENT POLICIESBasic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNo_original_research
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BASIC RULES NOTABILITY
What if notability guidelines reproduce structural sexism and racism How can we address and amend this Who are we leaving out
Basic Rules Notability
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
BASIC RULES NOTABILITYContent Guidelines
Cite sources
Do not create hoaxes
No full text of primary sources
Identify reliable sources
No plagiarism
No patent nonsense
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Post a question on a Wikipedia Userrsquos Talk page
bull Ask a question to the Wikipedia Teahouse question board
bull Resolving disputes WikipediaDispute resolution WikipediaEtiquette WikipediaStaying cool when the editing gets hot
Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Over the next few weeks add some well-cited sentences and paragraphs to articles in your area of expertise
In the following slides wersquoll offer some guidelines and helpful tips about editing Wikipedia articles
WHAT NOW BE BOLD
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WHAT NOW Start Editing
Join WikiProject Information ArchitecturehttpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaWikiProject_Information_Architecture
Find an article in need of improvement and add it to WikiProject Information Architecture or pick one from the project list
Tag the Talk page of an article with the WikiProject Information Architecture category Insert [[CategoryWikiProject_Information_Architecture]]
Research citations on a person or topic that interests you
Suggest citations or content on the Talk page of an article
Fix typos and grammatical errors on existing articles
If you are feeling bold create a new article Try out your Sandbox
Ask for help if you need it
Are You Hooked Find a Wikipedia Meetup near you athttpsnewikipediaorgwikiWikipediaMeetup
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WikiData and DBpedia
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Wikidata is a free knowledgebase that anyone can edit
bull Wikidata acts as a central storage for the structured data of its sister sites Wikipedia Wikimedia Wikisource etc
bull Wikidata items link to external database through identifier properties
bull Wikidata supports FRBR and other ontologies
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Toolshttptoolswmflabsorghaydirectorysearchwikidata
bull GadgetshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsGadgets
bull User ScriptshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsUser_script
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata Tools
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
DBpedia
DBpedia is the major hub (largest repository of LOD)
Information derived from Wikipedia
Connected with other Linked datasets by over 50 million RDF links
Most widely used linking predicates owlsameAs
httpdbpediaorg
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Linked Open Data Cloud
Source httplod-cloudnet
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DBpedia
DBPedia Semantics 458 million ldquothings 583 million ldquofactsrdquo
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
Each thing in the DBpedia dataset is identified by a URIhttpdbpediaorgresourceName
ldquoNamerdquo is derived from the URL of the source Wikipedia articlehttpenwikipediaorgwikiName
Examples httpdbpediaorgresourceBillie_Holiday httpenwikipediaorgwikiBillie_Holiday
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
ldquoFactsrdquo as RDF Triples A ldquohas namerdquo B Subject rarr Predicate rarr Object
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP httpxmlnscomfoaf01namerdquoO Richard Saul Wurman
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP lthttpdbpedia-owloccupationgtO lthttpdbpedia-owlArchitectgt
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Core of DBpedia consists of an infobox
An Infobox is a summary of article metadata
Infobox template
Infobox person|name = Name|image = personjpg|caption = ldquoThis is a personrdquo|website = httpwwwpersoncom
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Raw creates triples directly from infobox data Generic Algorithm based Retains property names used in infobox Properties identified by
Mapping Based maps against the DBpedia Ontology mapping data to community-curated DBpedia Ontology has ontology dbpedia-owl reference
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Extraction tools
DBpedia Information Extraction FrameworkhttpwikidbpediaorgDocumentation
DBpedia ApplicationshttpwikidbpediaorgApplications
DBpedia Mappings httpmappingsdbpediaorgindexphpMain_Page
Sourceforge DBpedia - Wikipedia Data Extractionhttpsourceforgenetprojectsdbpedia
- IA in Wikipedia
- Training Outline
- Training Outline Helpful Links
- Slide 4
- Information Architecture Article
- Information Architecture Article (2)
- Slide 7
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
- Slide 14
- User Pages
- User Pages (2)
- User Pages (3)
- Slide 18
- Editing the Sandbox
- References and Citations ndashFootnotes
- References and Citations - Footnote
- References and Citations ndash Your Turn
- Copyright and Wikipedia
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons (2)
- Slide 26
- Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
- Wikipedia Conduct Policies
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies
- Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (2)
- Basic Rules Reliable Source
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (3)
- Basic Rules Notability
- Content Guidelines
- Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
- Slide 37
- Slide 38
- Slide 39
- Wikidata
- Wikidata Tools
- DBpedia
- Linked Open Data Cloud
- DBpedia (2)
- Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
- Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
- Extracting DBPedia Components
- Extracting DBPedia Components (2)
- Extracting DBPedia Components (3)
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
You can enter an explanation of your changes in the Edit summary box which youll find below the edit window
If the change you have made to a page is minor check the box This is a minor edit
Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
You should always use the Show preview button After youve entered a change in the edit box for the sandbox click the Show preview This lets you see what the page will look like after your edit before you actually save
Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
USER PAGES
Your Turn
Create your User Account
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Click on Create account to sign up for a Wikipedia editor account
bull Use your real name or a pseudonym
User Pages
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Usernames are governed by Wikipedia policy
bull Anonymity is preferredbull If you are not sure which
username to create click help me choose
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaUsername_policy
User Pages
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
User Pages
bull Click on your Username in the top left to view your User Page
bull Select Edit to make edits to your User Page
bull Using this Cheatsheet write something about yourself
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
PLEASE TAKE FIVE MINUTES TO MAKE SOME EDITS TO YOUR USER PAGE
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
To experiment you can use the shared Sandbox or your personal sandbox Your Sandbox is a good place to start a new article
Editing the Sandbox
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
For a citation to appear in a footnote it needs to be enclosed in ref tags (ie ltrefgtcitationltrefgt)
hellipor highlight your whole citation and then click the markup icon to automatically enclose your citation in ref tags
References and Citations ndashFootnotes
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
References and Citations - Footnote
On a new page you may need to create a section usually named Notes or References near the end of the page
== Notes == ltreferences gt
or== Notes == Reflist
Example of a complete footnote
ltrefgtName of author [httpwwwnytimescomarticle_namehtml Title of article] The New York Times dateltrefgt
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
When yoursquore ready add a citation to a page in your area of expertise
1 In your sandbox insert a reference for a book using the Worldcat entry for this book Alexander Christopher (1979) The Timeless Way of Building New York Oxford University Press
2 Insert a reference using a citation template for this magazine article Boiano R (Fall 2011) Ethnotelling for User-generated Experiences Journal of Information Architecture Vol 3 No 2Article link
References and Citations ndash Your Turn
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Do not copy-paste text from a website directly into Wikipedia Paraphrasing and citation is necessary
bull Most of Wikipedias text and many of its images are co-licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 30 Unported License (CC BY-SA) and the GNU Free Documentation License (GFDL)
Copyright and Wikipedia
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Every image has a description page which indicates the license under which it is released or if it is non-free the rationale under which it is used
Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
POLICIES AND GUIDELINES
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaList_of_policies
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
Wikipedia is an Encyclopedia
Neutral Point of View
Free Content Anyone can see use and edit
Editors should treat each other with Respect and Civility
Wikipedia has No Firm Rules
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaFive_pillars
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Wikipedia Conduct Policies
Civility
Clean start
Consensus
Dispute resolution
Edit warring
Editing policy
Harassment
No personal attacks
Ownership of articles
Sock puppetry
Username policy
Vandalism
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaList_of_policiesConduct
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Neutral point of view ndash All Wikipedia articles and other encyclopedic content must be written from a neutral point of view representing significant views fairly proportionately and without bias
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNeutral_point_of_view
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
If you think you have a Conflict Of Interest (COI) donrsquot or edit create the article Ask someone else
Find a related article and use the Talk page to request the article
This includes Person pages Companies you work for Books you wrote etc
Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Verifiability ndash Material challenged or likely to be challenged and all quotations must be attributed to a reliable published source In Wikipedia verifiability means that people reading and editing the encyclopedia can check that information comes from a reliable source
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiability
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
If available academic and peer-reviewed publications are usually the most reliable sources
Other reliable sources includebull university-level textbooksbull books published by respected publishing
housesbull magazinesbull journalsbull mainstream newspapers
More information here httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiabilityWhat_counts_as_a_reliable_source
Basic Rules Reliable Source
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
No original research ndash Wikipedia does not publish original thought all material in Wikipedia must be attributable to a reliable published source Articles may not contain any new analysis or synthesis of published material that serves to advance a position not clearly advanced by the sources
BASIC RULES CORE CONTENT POLICIESBasic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNo_original_research
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
BASIC RULES NOTABILITY
What if notability guidelines reproduce structural sexism and racism How can we address and amend this Who are we leaving out
Basic Rules Notability
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
BASIC RULES NOTABILITYContent Guidelines
Cite sources
Do not create hoaxes
No full text of primary sources
Identify reliable sources
No plagiarism
No patent nonsense
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Post a question on a Wikipedia Userrsquos Talk page
bull Ask a question to the Wikipedia Teahouse question board
bull Resolving disputes WikipediaDispute resolution WikipediaEtiquette WikipediaStaying cool when the editing gets hot
Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Over the next few weeks add some well-cited sentences and paragraphs to articles in your area of expertise
In the following slides wersquoll offer some guidelines and helpful tips about editing Wikipedia articles
WHAT NOW BE BOLD
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WHAT NOW Start Editing
Join WikiProject Information ArchitecturehttpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaWikiProject_Information_Architecture
Find an article in need of improvement and add it to WikiProject Information Architecture or pick one from the project list
Tag the Talk page of an article with the WikiProject Information Architecture category Insert [[CategoryWikiProject_Information_Architecture]]
Research citations on a person or topic that interests you
Suggest citations or content on the Talk page of an article
Fix typos and grammatical errors on existing articles
If you are feeling bold create a new article Try out your Sandbox
Ask for help if you need it
Are You Hooked Find a Wikipedia Meetup near you athttpsnewikipediaorgwikiWikipediaMeetup
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WikiData and DBpedia
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Wikidata is a free knowledgebase that anyone can edit
bull Wikidata acts as a central storage for the structured data of its sister sites Wikipedia Wikimedia Wikisource etc
bull Wikidata items link to external database through identifier properties
bull Wikidata supports FRBR and other ontologies
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Toolshttptoolswmflabsorghaydirectorysearchwikidata
bull GadgetshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsGadgets
bull User ScriptshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsUser_script
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata Tools
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
DBpedia
DBpedia is the major hub (largest repository of LOD)
Information derived from Wikipedia
Connected with other Linked datasets by over 50 million RDF links
Most widely used linking predicates owlsameAs
httpdbpediaorg
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Linked Open Data Cloud
Source httplod-cloudnet
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
DBpedia
DBPedia Semantics 458 million ldquothings 583 million ldquofactsrdquo
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
Each thing in the DBpedia dataset is identified by a URIhttpdbpediaorgresourceName
ldquoNamerdquo is derived from the URL of the source Wikipedia articlehttpenwikipediaorgwikiName
Examples httpdbpediaorgresourceBillie_Holiday httpenwikipediaorgwikiBillie_Holiday
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Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
ldquoFactsrdquo as RDF Triples A ldquohas namerdquo B Subject rarr Predicate rarr Object
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP httpxmlnscomfoaf01namerdquoO Richard Saul Wurman
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP lthttpdbpedia-owloccupationgtO lthttpdbpedia-owlArchitectgt
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Extracting DBPedia Components
Core of DBpedia consists of an infobox
An Infobox is a summary of article metadata
Infobox template
Infobox person|name = Name|image = personjpg|caption = ldquoThis is a personrdquo|website = httpwwwpersoncom
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Extracting DBPedia Components
Raw creates triples directly from infobox data Generic Algorithm based Retains property names used in infobox Properties identified by
Mapping Based maps against the DBpedia Ontology mapping data to community-curated DBpedia Ontology has ontology dbpedia-owl reference
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Extracting DBPedia Components
Extraction tools
DBpedia Information Extraction FrameworkhttpwikidbpediaorgDocumentation
DBpedia ApplicationshttpwikidbpediaorgApplications
DBpedia Mappings httpmappingsdbpediaorgindexphpMain_Page
Sourceforge DBpedia - Wikipedia Data Extractionhttpsourceforgenetprojectsdbpedia
- IA in Wikipedia
- Training Outline
- Training Outline Helpful Links
- Slide 4
- Information Architecture Article
- Information Architecture Article (2)
- Slide 7
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
- Slide 14
- User Pages
- User Pages (2)
- User Pages (3)
- Slide 18
- Editing the Sandbox
- References and Citations ndashFootnotes
- References and Citations - Footnote
- References and Citations ndash Your Turn
- Copyright and Wikipedia
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons (2)
- Slide 26
- Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
- Wikipedia Conduct Policies
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies
- Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (2)
- Basic Rules Reliable Source
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (3)
- Basic Rules Notability
- Content Guidelines
- Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
- Slide 37
- Slide 38
- Slide 39
- Wikidata
- Wikidata Tools
- DBpedia
- Linked Open Data Cloud
- DBpedia (2)
- Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
- Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
- Extracting DBPedia Components
- Extracting DBPedia Components (2)
- Extracting DBPedia Components (3)
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You should always use the Show preview button After youve entered a change in the edit box for the sandbox click the Show preview This lets you see what the page will look like after your edit before you actually save
Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
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USER PAGES
Your Turn
Create your User Account
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bull Click on Create account to sign up for a Wikipedia editor account
bull Use your real name or a pseudonym
User Pages
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bull Usernames are governed by Wikipedia policy
bull Anonymity is preferredbull If you are not sure which
username to create click help me choose
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaUsername_policy
User Pages
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User Pages
bull Click on your Username in the top left to view your User Page
bull Select Edit to make edits to your User Page
bull Using this Cheatsheet write something about yourself
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
PLEASE TAKE FIVE MINUTES TO MAKE SOME EDITS TO YOUR USER PAGE
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To experiment you can use the shared Sandbox or your personal sandbox Your Sandbox is a good place to start a new article
Editing the Sandbox
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For a citation to appear in a footnote it needs to be enclosed in ref tags (ie ltrefgtcitationltrefgt)
hellipor highlight your whole citation and then click the markup icon to automatically enclose your citation in ref tags
References and Citations ndashFootnotes
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References and Citations - Footnote
On a new page you may need to create a section usually named Notes or References near the end of the page
== Notes == ltreferences gt
or== Notes == Reflist
Example of a complete footnote
ltrefgtName of author [httpwwwnytimescomarticle_namehtml Title of article] The New York Times dateltrefgt
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When yoursquore ready add a citation to a page in your area of expertise
1 In your sandbox insert a reference for a book using the Worldcat entry for this book Alexander Christopher (1979) The Timeless Way of Building New York Oxford University Press
2 Insert a reference using a citation template for this magazine article Boiano R (Fall 2011) Ethnotelling for User-generated Experiences Journal of Information Architecture Vol 3 No 2Article link
References and Citations ndash Your Turn
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bull Do not copy-paste text from a website directly into Wikipedia Paraphrasing and citation is necessary
bull Most of Wikipedias text and many of its images are co-licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 30 Unported License (CC BY-SA) and the GNU Free Documentation License (GFDL)
Copyright and Wikipedia
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Every image has a description page which indicates the license under which it is released or if it is non-free the rationale under which it is used
Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
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Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
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POLICIES AND GUIDELINES
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaList_of_policies
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Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
Wikipedia is an Encyclopedia
Neutral Point of View
Free Content Anyone can see use and edit
Editors should treat each other with Respect and Civility
Wikipedia has No Firm Rules
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaFive_pillars
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Wikipedia Conduct Policies
Civility
Clean start
Consensus
Dispute resolution
Edit warring
Editing policy
Harassment
No personal attacks
Ownership of articles
Sock puppetry
Username policy
Vandalism
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaList_of_policiesConduct
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Neutral point of view ndash All Wikipedia articles and other encyclopedic content must be written from a neutral point of view representing significant views fairly proportionately and without bias
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNeutral_point_of_view
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If you think you have a Conflict Of Interest (COI) donrsquot or edit create the article Ask someone else
Find a related article and use the Talk page to request the article
This includes Person pages Companies you work for Books you wrote etc
Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
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Verifiability ndash Material challenged or likely to be challenged and all quotations must be attributed to a reliable published source In Wikipedia verifiability means that people reading and editing the encyclopedia can check that information comes from a reliable source
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiability
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If available academic and peer-reviewed publications are usually the most reliable sources
Other reliable sources includebull university-level textbooksbull books published by respected publishing
housesbull magazinesbull journalsbull mainstream newspapers
More information here httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiabilityWhat_counts_as_a_reliable_source
Basic Rules Reliable Source
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No original research ndash Wikipedia does not publish original thought all material in Wikipedia must be attributable to a reliable published source Articles may not contain any new analysis or synthesis of published material that serves to advance a position not clearly advanced by the sources
BASIC RULES CORE CONTENT POLICIESBasic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNo_original_research
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BASIC RULES NOTABILITY
What if notability guidelines reproduce structural sexism and racism How can we address and amend this Who are we leaving out
Basic Rules Notability
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BASIC RULES NOTABILITYContent Guidelines
Cite sources
Do not create hoaxes
No full text of primary sources
Identify reliable sources
No plagiarism
No patent nonsense
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bull Post a question on a Wikipedia Userrsquos Talk page
bull Ask a question to the Wikipedia Teahouse question board
bull Resolving disputes WikipediaDispute resolution WikipediaEtiquette WikipediaStaying cool when the editing gets hot
Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
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Over the next few weeks add some well-cited sentences and paragraphs to articles in your area of expertise
In the following slides wersquoll offer some guidelines and helpful tips about editing Wikipedia articles
WHAT NOW BE BOLD
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WHAT NOW Start Editing
Join WikiProject Information ArchitecturehttpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaWikiProject_Information_Architecture
Find an article in need of improvement and add it to WikiProject Information Architecture or pick one from the project list
Tag the Talk page of an article with the WikiProject Information Architecture category Insert [[CategoryWikiProject_Information_Architecture]]
Research citations on a person or topic that interests you
Suggest citations or content on the Talk page of an article
Fix typos and grammatical errors on existing articles
If you are feeling bold create a new article Try out your Sandbox
Ask for help if you need it
Are You Hooked Find a Wikipedia Meetup near you athttpsnewikipediaorgwikiWikipediaMeetup
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WikiData and DBpedia
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bull Wikidata is a free knowledgebase that anyone can edit
bull Wikidata acts as a central storage for the structured data of its sister sites Wikipedia Wikimedia Wikisource etc
bull Wikidata items link to external database through identifier properties
bull Wikidata supports FRBR and other ontologies
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata
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bull Toolshttptoolswmflabsorghaydirectorysearchwikidata
bull GadgetshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsGadgets
bull User ScriptshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsUser_script
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata Tools
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DBpedia
DBpedia is the major hub (largest repository of LOD)
Information derived from Wikipedia
Connected with other Linked datasets by over 50 million RDF links
Most widely used linking predicates owlsameAs
httpdbpediaorg
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Linked Open Data Cloud
Source httplod-cloudnet
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DBpedia
DBPedia Semantics 458 million ldquothings 583 million ldquofactsrdquo
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Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
Each thing in the DBpedia dataset is identified by a URIhttpdbpediaorgresourceName
ldquoNamerdquo is derived from the URL of the source Wikipedia articlehttpenwikipediaorgwikiName
Examples httpdbpediaorgresourceBillie_Holiday httpenwikipediaorgwikiBillie_Holiday
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Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
ldquoFactsrdquo as RDF Triples A ldquohas namerdquo B Subject rarr Predicate rarr Object
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP httpxmlnscomfoaf01namerdquoO Richard Saul Wurman
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP lthttpdbpedia-owloccupationgtO lthttpdbpedia-owlArchitectgt
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Extracting DBPedia Components
Core of DBpedia consists of an infobox
An Infobox is a summary of article metadata
Infobox template
Infobox person|name = Name|image = personjpg|caption = ldquoThis is a personrdquo|website = httpwwwpersoncom
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Extracting DBPedia Components
Raw creates triples directly from infobox data Generic Algorithm based Retains property names used in infobox Properties identified by
Mapping Based maps against the DBpedia Ontology mapping data to community-curated DBpedia Ontology has ontology dbpedia-owl reference
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Extracting DBPedia Components
Extraction tools
DBpedia Information Extraction FrameworkhttpwikidbpediaorgDocumentation
DBpedia ApplicationshttpwikidbpediaorgApplications
DBpedia Mappings httpmappingsdbpediaorgindexphpMain_Page
Sourceforge DBpedia - Wikipedia Data Extractionhttpsourceforgenetprojectsdbpedia
- IA in Wikipedia
- Training Outline
- Training Outline Helpful Links
- Slide 4
- Information Architecture Article
- Information Architecture Article (2)
- Slide 7
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
- Slide 14
- User Pages
- User Pages (2)
- User Pages (3)
- Slide 18
- Editing the Sandbox
- References and Citations ndashFootnotes
- References and Citations - Footnote
- References and Citations ndash Your Turn
- Copyright and Wikipedia
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons (2)
- Slide 26
- Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
- Wikipedia Conduct Policies
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies
- Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (2)
- Basic Rules Reliable Source
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (3)
- Basic Rules Notability
- Content Guidelines
- Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
- Slide 37
- Slide 38
- Slide 39
- Wikidata
- Wikidata Tools
- DBpedia
- Linked Open Data Cloud
- DBpedia (2)
- Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
- Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
- Extracting DBPedia Components
- Extracting DBPedia Components (2)
- Extracting DBPedia Components (3)
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USER PAGES
Your Turn
Create your User Account
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bull Click on Create account to sign up for a Wikipedia editor account
bull Use your real name or a pseudonym
User Pages
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Usernames are governed by Wikipedia policy
bull Anonymity is preferredbull If you are not sure which
username to create click help me choose
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaUsername_policy
User Pages
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User Pages
bull Click on your Username in the top left to view your User Page
bull Select Edit to make edits to your User Page
bull Using this Cheatsheet write something about yourself
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
PLEASE TAKE FIVE MINUTES TO MAKE SOME EDITS TO YOUR USER PAGE
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
To experiment you can use the shared Sandbox or your personal sandbox Your Sandbox is a good place to start a new article
Editing the Sandbox
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
For a citation to appear in a footnote it needs to be enclosed in ref tags (ie ltrefgtcitationltrefgt)
hellipor highlight your whole citation and then click the markup icon to automatically enclose your citation in ref tags
References and Citations ndashFootnotes
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References and Citations - Footnote
On a new page you may need to create a section usually named Notes or References near the end of the page
== Notes == ltreferences gt
or== Notes == Reflist
Example of a complete footnote
ltrefgtName of author [httpwwwnytimescomarticle_namehtml Title of article] The New York Times dateltrefgt
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
When yoursquore ready add a citation to a page in your area of expertise
1 In your sandbox insert a reference for a book using the Worldcat entry for this book Alexander Christopher (1979) The Timeless Way of Building New York Oxford University Press
2 Insert a reference using a citation template for this magazine article Boiano R (Fall 2011) Ethnotelling for User-generated Experiences Journal of Information Architecture Vol 3 No 2Article link
References and Citations ndash Your Turn
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Do not copy-paste text from a website directly into Wikipedia Paraphrasing and citation is necessary
bull Most of Wikipedias text and many of its images are co-licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 30 Unported License (CC BY-SA) and the GNU Free Documentation License (GFDL)
Copyright and Wikipedia
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Every image has a description page which indicates the license under which it is released or if it is non-free the rationale under which it is used
Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
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Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
POLICIES AND GUIDELINES
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaList_of_policies
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
Wikipedia is an Encyclopedia
Neutral Point of View
Free Content Anyone can see use and edit
Editors should treat each other with Respect and Civility
Wikipedia has No Firm Rules
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaFive_pillars
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Wikipedia Conduct Policies
Civility
Clean start
Consensus
Dispute resolution
Edit warring
Editing policy
Harassment
No personal attacks
Ownership of articles
Sock puppetry
Username policy
Vandalism
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaList_of_policiesConduct
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Neutral point of view ndash All Wikipedia articles and other encyclopedic content must be written from a neutral point of view representing significant views fairly proportionately and without bias
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNeutral_point_of_view
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
If you think you have a Conflict Of Interest (COI) donrsquot or edit create the article Ask someone else
Find a related article and use the Talk page to request the article
This includes Person pages Companies you work for Books you wrote etc
Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Verifiability ndash Material challenged or likely to be challenged and all quotations must be attributed to a reliable published source In Wikipedia verifiability means that people reading and editing the encyclopedia can check that information comes from a reliable source
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiability
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
If available academic and peer-reviewed publications are usually the most reliable sources
Other reliable sources includebull university-level textbooksbull books published by respected publishing
housesbull magazinesbull journalsbull mainstream newspapers
More information here httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiabilityWhat_counts_as_a_reliable_source
Basic Rules Reliable Source
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No original research ndash Wikipedia does not publish original thought all material in Wikipedia must be attributable to a reliable published source Articles may not contain any new analysis or synthesis of published material that serves to advance a position not clearly advanced by the sources
BASIC RULES CORE CONTENT POLICIESBasic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNo_original_research
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BASIC RULES NOTABILITY
What if notability guidelines reproduce structural sexism and racism How can we address and amend this Who are we leaving out
Basic Rules Notability
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
BASIC RULES NOTABILITYContent Guidelines
Cite sources
Do not create hoaxes
No full text of primary sources
Identify reliable sources
No plagiarism
No patent nonsense
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Post a question on a Wikipedia Userrsquos Talk page
bull Ask a question to the Wikipedia Teahouse question board
bull Resolving disputes WikipediaDispute resolution WikipediaEtiquette WikipediaStaying cool when the editing gets hot
Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Over the next few weeks add some well-cited sentences and paragraphs to articles in your area of expertise
In the following slides wersquoll offer some guidelines and helpful tips about editing Wikipedia articles
WHAT NOW BE BOLD
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WHAT NOW Start Editing
Join WikiProject Information ArchitecturehttpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaWikiProject_Information_Architecture
Find an article in need of improvement and add it to WikiProject Information Architecture or pick one from the project list
Tag the Talk page of an article with the WikiProject Information Architecture category Insert [[CategoryWikiProject_Information_Architecture]]
Research citations on a person or topic that interests you
Suggest citations or content on the Talk page of an article
Fix typos and grammatical errors on existing articles
If you are feeling bold create a new article Try out your Sandbox
Ask for help if you need it
Are You Hooked Find a Wikipedia Meetup near you athttpsnewikipediaorgwikiWikipediaMeetup
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WikiData and DBpedia
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Wikidata is a free knowledgebase that anyone can edit
bull Wikidata acts as a central storage for the structured data of its sister sites Wikipedia Wikimedia Wikisource etc
bull Wikidata items link to external database through identifier properties
bull Wikidata supports FRBR and other ontologies
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata
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bull Toolshttptoolswmflabsorghaydirectorysearchwikidata
bull GadgetshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsGadgets
bull User ScriptshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsUser_script
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata Tools
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
DBpedia
DBpedia is the major hub (largest repository of LOD)
Information derived from Wikipedia
Connected with other Linked datasets by over 50 million RDF links
Most widely used linking predicates owlsameAs
httpdbpediaorg
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Linked Open Data Cloud
Source httplod-cloudnet
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DBpedia
DBPedia Semantics 458 million ldquothings 583 million ldquofactsrdquo
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Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
Each thing in the DBpedia dataset is identified by a URIhttpdbpediaorgresourceName
ldquoNamerdquo is derived from the URL of the source Wikipedia articlehttpenwikipediaorgwikiName
Examples httpdbpediaorgresourceBillie_Holiday httpenwikipediaorgwikiBillie_Holiday
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Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
ldquoFactsrdquo as RDF Triples A ldquohas namerdquo B Subject rarr Predicate rarr Object
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP httpxmlnscomfoaf01namerdquoO Richard Saul Wurman
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP lthttpdbpedia-owloccupationgtO lthttpdbpedia-owlArchitectgt
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Core of DBpedia consists of an infobox
An Infobox is a summary of article metadata
Infobox template
Infobox person|name = Name|image = personjpg|caption = ldquoThis is a personrdquo|website = httpwwwpersoncom
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Raw creates triples directly from infobox data Generic Algorithm based Retains property names used in infobox Properties identified by
Mapping Based maps against the DBpedia Ontology mapping data to community-curated DBpedia Ontology has ontology dbpedia-owl reference
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Extraction tools
DBpedia Information Extraction FrameworkhttpwikidbpediaorgDocumentation
DBpedia ApplicationshttpwikidbpediaorgApplications
DBpedia Mappings httpmappingsdbpediaorgindexphpMain_Page
Sourceforge DBpedia - Wikipedia Data Extractionhttpsourceforgenetprojectsdbpedia
- IA in Wikipedia
- Training Outline
- Training Outline Helpful Links
- Slide 4
- Information Architecture Article
- Information Architecture Article (2)
- Slide 7
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
- Slide 14
- User Pages
- User Pages (2)
- User Pages (3)
- Slide 18
- Editing the Sandbox
- References and Citations ndashFootnotes
- References and Citations - Footnote
- References and Citations ndash Your Turn
- Copyright and Wikipedia
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons (2)
- Slide 26
- Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
- Wikipedia Conduct Policies
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies
- Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (2)
- Basic Rules Reliable Source
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (3)
- Basic Rules Notability
- Content Guidelines
- Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
- Slide 37
- Slide 38
- Slide 39
- Wikidata
- Wikidata Tools
- DBpedia
- Linked Open Data Cloud
- DBpedia (2)
- Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
- Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
- Extracting DBPedia Components
- Extracting DBPedia Components (2)
- Extracting DBPedia Components (3)
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Click on Create account to sign up for a Wikipedia editor account
bull Use your real name or a pseudonym
User Pages
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Usernames are governed by Wikipedia policy
bull Anonymity is preferredbull If you are not sure which
username to create click help me choose
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaUsername_policy
User Pages
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
User Pages
bull Click on your Username in the top left to view your User Page
bull Select Edit to make edits to your User Page
bull Using this Cheatsheet write something about yourself
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
PLEASE TAKE FIVE MINUTES TO MAKE SOME EDITS TO YOUR USER PAGE
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
To experiment you can use the shared Sandbox or your personal sandbox Your Sandbox is a good place to start a new article
Editing the Sandbox
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
For a citation to appear in a footnote it needs to be enclosed in ref tags (ie ltrefgtcitationltrefgt)
hellipor highlight your whole citation and then click the markup icon to automatically enclose your citation in ref tags
References and Citations ndashFootnotes
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
References and Citations - Footnote
On a new page you may need to create a section usually named Notes or References near the end of the page
== Notes == ltreferences gt
or== Notes == Reflist
Example of a complete footnote
ltrefgtName of author [httpwwwnytimescomarticle_namehtml Title of article] The New York Times dateltrefgt
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
When yoursquore ready add a citation to a page in your area of expertise
1 In your sandbox insert a reference for a book using the Worldcat entry for this book Alexander Christopher (1979) The Timeless Way of Building New York Oxford University Press
2 Insert a reference using a citation template for this magazine article Boiano R (Fall 2011) Ethnotelling for User-generated Experiences Journal of Information Architecture Vol 3 No 2Article link
References and Citations ndash Your Turn
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Do not copy-paste text from a website directly into Wikipedia Paraphrasing and citation is necessary
bull Most of Wikipedias text and many of its images are co-licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 30 Unported License (CC BY-SA) and the GNU Free Documentation License (GFDL)
Copyright and Wikipedia
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Every image has a description page which indicates the license under which it is released or if it is non-free the rationale under which it is used
Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
POLICIES AND GUIDELINES
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaList_of_policies
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
Wikipedia is an Encyclopedia
Neutral Point of View
Free Content Anyone can see use and edit
Editors should treat each other with Respect and Civility
Wikipedia has No Firm Rules
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaFive_pillars
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Wikipedia Conduct Policies
Civility
Clean start
Consensus
Dispute resolution
Edit warring
Editing policy
Harassment
No personal attacks
Ownership of articles
Sock puppetry
Username policy
Vandalism
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaList_of_policiesConduct
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Neutral point of view ndash All Wikipedia articles and other encyclopedic content must be written from a neutral point of view representing significant views fairly proportionately and without bias
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNeutral_point_of_view
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
If you think you have a Conflict Of Interest (COI) donrsquot or edit create the article Ask someone else
Find a related article and use the Talk page to request the article
This includes Person pages Companies you work for Books you wrote etc
Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
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Verifiability ndash Material challenged or likely to be challenged and all quotations must be attributed to a reliable published source In Wikipedia verifiability means that people reading and editing the encyclopedia can check that information comes from a reliable source
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiability
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If available academic and peer-reviewed publications are usually the most reliable sources
Other reliable sources includebull university-level textbooksbull books published by respected publishing
housesbull magazinesbull journalsbull mainstream newspapers
More information here httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiabilityWhat_counts_as_a_reliable_source
Basic Rules Reliable Source
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No original research ndash Wikipedia does not publish original thought all material in Wikipedia must be attributable to a reliable published source Articles may not contain any new analysis or synthesis of published material that serves to advance a position not clearly advanced by the sources
BASIC RULES CORE CONTENT POLICIESBasic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNo_original_research
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BASIC RULES NOTABILITY
What if notability guidelines reproduce structural sexism and racism How can we address and amend this Who are we leaving out
Basic Rules Notability
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BASIC RULES NOTABILITYContent Guidelines
Cite sources
Do not create hoaxes
No full text of primary sources
Identify reliable sources
No plagiarism
No patent nonsense
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bull Post a question on a Wikipedia Userrsquos Talk page
bull Ask a question to the Wikipedia Teahouse question board
bull Resolving disputes WikipediaDispute resolution WikipediaEtiquette WikipediaStaying cool when the editing gets hot
Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Over the next few weeks add some well-cited sentences and paragraphs to articles in your area of expertise
In the following slides wersquoll offer some guidelines and helpful tips about editing Wikipedia articles
WHAT NOW BE BOLD
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WHAT NOW Start Editing
Join WikiProject Information ArchitecturehttpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaWikiProject_Information_Architecture
Find an article in need of improvement and add it to WikiProject Information Architecture or pick one from the project list
Tag the Talk page of an article with the WikiProject Information Architecture category Insert [[CategoryWikiProject_Information_Architecture]]
Research citations on a person or topic that interests you
Suggest citations or content on the Talk page of an article
Fix typos and grammatical errors on existing articles
If you are feeling bold create a new article Try out your Sandbox
Ask for help if you need it
Are You Hooked Find a Wikipedia Meetup near you athttpsnewikipediaorgwikiWikipediaMeetup
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WikiData and DBpedia
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bull Wikidata is a free knowledgebase that anyone can edit
bull Wikidata acts as a central storage for the structured data of its sister sites Wikipedia Wikimedia Wikisource etc
bull Wikidata items link to external database through identifier properties
bull Wikidata supports FRBR and other ontologies
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata
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bull Toolshttptoolswmflabsorghaydirectorysearchwikidata
bull GadgetshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsGadgets
bull User ScriptshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsUser_script
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata Tools
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
DBpedia
DBpedia is the major hub (largest repository of LOD)
Information derived from Wikipedia
Connected with other Linked datasets by over 50 million RDF links
Most widely used linking predicates owlsameAs
httpdbpediaorg
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Linked Open Data Cloud
Source httplod-cloudnet
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DBpedia
DBPedia Semantics 458 million ldquothings 583 million ldquofactsrdquo
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Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
Each thing in the DBpedia dataset is identified by a URIhttpdbpediaorgresourceName
ldquoNamerdquo is derived from the URL of the source Wikipedia articlehttpenwikipediaorgwikiName
Examples httpdbpediaorgresourceBillie_Holiday httpenwikipediaorgwikiBillie_Holiday
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Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
ldquoFactsrdquo as RDF Triples A ldquohas namerdquo B Subject rarr Predicate rarr Object
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP httpxmlnscomfoaf01namerdquoO Richard Saul Wurman
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP lthttpdbpedia-owloccupationgtO lthttpdbpedia-owlArchitectgt
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Extracting DBPedia Components
Core of DBpedia consists of an infobox
An Infobox is a summary of article metadata
Infobox template
Infobox person|name = Name|image = personjpg|caption = ldquoThis is a personrdquo|website = httpwwwpersoncom
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Raw creates triples directly from infobox data Generic Algorithm based Retains property names used in infobox Properties identified by
Mapping Based maps against the DBpedia Ontology mapping data to community-curated DBpedia Ontology has ontology dbpedia-owl reference
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Extraction tools
DBpedia Information Extraction FrameworkhttpwikidbpediaorgDocumentation
DBpedia ApplicationshttpwikidbpediaorgApplications
DBpedia Mappings httpmappingsdbpediaorgindexphpMain_Page
Sourceforge DBpedia - Wikipedia Data Extractionhttpsourceforgenetprojectsdbpedia
- IA in Wikipedia
- Training Outline
- Training Outline Helpful Links
- Slide 4
- Information Architecture Article
- Information Architecture Article (2)
- Slide 7
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
- Slide 14
- User Pages
- User Pages (2)
- User Pages (3)
- Slide 18
- Editing the Sandbox
- References and Citations ndashFootnotes
- References and Citations - Footnote
- References and Citations ndash Your Turn
- Copyright and Wikipedia
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons (2)
- Slide 26
- Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
- Wikipedia Conduct Policies
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies
- Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (2)
- Basic Rules Reliable Source
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (3)
- Basic Rules Notability
- Content Guidelines
- Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
- Slide 37
- Slide 38
- Slide 39
- Wikidata
- Wikidata Tools
- DBpedia
- Linked Open Data Cloud
- DBpedia (2)
- Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
- Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
- Extracting DBPedia Components
- Extracting DBPedia Components (2)
- Extracting DBPedia Components (3)
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bull Usernames are governed by Wikipedia policy
bull Anonymity is preferredbull If you are not sure which
username to create click help me choose
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaUsername_policy
User Pages
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User Pages
bull Click on your Username in the top left to view your User Page
bull Select Edit to make edits to your User Page
bull Using this Cheatsheet write something about yourself
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
PLEASE TAKE FIVE MINUTES TO MAKE SOME EDITS TO YOUR USER PAGE
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
To experiment you can use the shared Sandbox or your personal sandbox Your Sandbox is a good place to start a new article
Editing the Sandbox
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
For a citation to appear in a footnote it needs to be enclosed in ref tags (ie ltrefgtcitationltrefgt)
hellipor highlight your whole citation and then click the markup icon to automatically enclose your citation in ref tags
References and Citations ndashFootnotes
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References and Citations - Footnote
On a new page you may need to create a section usually named Notes or References near the end of the page
== Notes == ltreferences gt
or== Notes == Reflist
Example of a complete footnote
ltrefgtName of author [httpwwwnytimescomarticle_namehtml Title of article] The New York Times dateltrefgt
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When yoursquore ready add a citation to a page in your area of expertise
1 In your sandbox insert a reference for a book using the Worldcat entry for this book Alexander Christopher (1979) The Timeless Way of Building New York Oxford University Press
2 Insert a reference using a citation template for this magazine article Boiano R (Fall 2011) Ethnotelling for User-generated Experiences Journal of Information Architecture Vol 3 No 2Article link
References and Citations ndash Your Turn
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bull Do not copy-paste text from a website directly into Wikipedia Paraphrasing and citation is necessary
bull Most of Wikipedias text and many of its images are co-licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 30 Unported License (CC BY-SA) and the GNU Free Documentation License (GFDL)
Copyright and Wikipedia
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Every image has a description page which indicates the license under which it is released or if it is non-free the rationale under which it is used
Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
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Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
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POLICIES AND GUIDELINES
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaList_of_policies
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Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
Wikipedia is an Encyclopedia
Neutral Point of View
Free Content Anyone can see use and edit
Editors should treat each other with Respect and Civility
Wikipedia has No Firm Rules
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaFive_pillars
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Wikipedia Conduct Policies
Civility
Clean start
Consensus
Dispute resolution
Edit warring
Editing policy
Harassment
No personal attacks
Ownership of articles
Sock puppetry
Username policy
Vandalism
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaList_of_policiesConduct
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Neutral point of view ndash All Wikipedia articles and other encyclopedic content must be written from a neutral point of view representing significant views fairly proportionately and without bias
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNeutral_point_of_view
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If you think you have a Conflict Of Interest (COI) donrsquot or edit create the article Ask someone else
Find a related article and use the Talk page to request the article
This includes Person pages Companies you work for Books you wrote etc
Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Verifiability ndash Material challenged or likely to be challenged and all quotations must be attributed to a reliable published source In Wikipedia verifiability means that people reading and editing the encyclopedia can check that information comes from a reliable source
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiability
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
If available academic and peer-reviewed publications are usually the most reliable sources
Other reliable sources includebull university-level textbooksbull books published by respected publishing
housesbull magazinesbull journalsbull mainstream newspapers
More information here httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiabilityWhat_counts_as_a_reliable_source
Basic Rules Reliable Source
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
No original research ndash Wikipedia does not publish original thought all material in Wikipedia must be attributable to a reliable published source Articles may not contain any new analysis or synthesis of published material that serves to advance a position not clearly advanced by the sources
BASIC RULES CORE CONTENT POLICIESBasic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNo_original_research
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BASIC RULES NOTABILITY
What if notability guidelines reproduce structural sexism and racism How can we address and amend this Who are we leaving out
Basic Rules Notability
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
BASIC RULES NOTABILITYContent Guidelines
Cite sources
Do not create hoaxes
No full text of primary sources
Identify reliable sources
No plagiarism
No patent nonsense
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Post a question on a Wikipedia Userrsquos Talk page
bull Ask a question to the Wikipedia Teahouse question board
bull Resolving disputes WikipediaDispute resolution WikipediaEtiquette WikipediaStaying cool when the editing gets hot
Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Over the next few weeks add some well-cited sentences and paragraphs to articles in your area of expertise
In the following slides wersquoll offer some guidelines and helpful tips about editing Wikipedia articles
WHAT NOW BE BOLD
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WHAT NOW Start Editing
Join WikiProject Information ArchitecturehttpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaWikiProject_Information_Architecture
Find an article in need of improvement and add it to WikiProject Information Architecture or pick one from the project list
Tag the Talk page of an article with the WikiProject Information Architecture category Insert [[CategoryWikiProject_Information_Architecture]]
Research citations on a person or topic that interests you
Suggest citations or content on the Talk page of an article
Fix typos and grammatical errors on existing articles
If you are feeling bold create a new article Try out your Sandbox
Ask for help if you need it
Are You Hooked Find a Wikipedia Meetup near you athttpsnewikipediaorgwikiWikipediaMeetup
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WikiData and DBpedia
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Wikidata is a free knowledgebase that anyone can edit
bull Wikidata acts as a central storage for the structured data of its sister sites Wikipedia Wikimedia Wikisource etc
bull Wikidata items link to external database through identifier properties
bull Wikidata supports FRBR and other ontologies
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Toolshttptoolswmflabsorghaydirectorysearchwikidata
bull GadgetshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsGadgets
bull User ScriptshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsUser_script
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata Tools
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
DBpedia
DBpedia is the major hub (largest repository of LOD)
Information derived from Wikipedia
Connected with other Linked datasets by over 50 million RDF links
Most widely used linking predicates owlsameAs
httpdbpediaorg
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Linked Open Data Cloud
Source httplod-cloudnet
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DBpedia
DBPedia Semantics 458 million ldquothings 583 million ldquofactsrdquo
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Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
Each thing in the DBpedia dataset is identified by a URIhttpdbpediaorgresourceName
ldquoNamerdquo is derived from the URL of the source Wikipedia articlehttpenwikipediaorgwikiName
Examples httpdbpediaorgresourceBillie_Holiday httpenwikipediaorgwikiBillie_Holiday
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Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
ldquoFactsrdquo as RDF Triples A ldquohas namerdquo B Subject rarr Predicate rarr Object
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP httpxmlnscomfoaf01namerdquoO Richard Saul Wurman
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP lthttpdbpedia-owloccupationgtO lthttpdbpedia-owlArchitectgt
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Core of DBpedia consists of an infobox
An Infobox is a summary of article metadata
Infobox template
Infobox person|name = Name|image = personjpg|caption = ldquoThis is a personrdquo|website = httpwwwpersoncom
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Raw creates triples directly from infobox data Generic Algorithm based Retains property names used in infobox Properties identified by
Mapping Based maps against the DBpedia Ontology mapping data to community-curated DBpedia Ontology has ontology dbpedia-owl reference
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Extraction tools
DBpedia Information Extraction FrameworkhttpwikidbpediaorgDocumentation
DBpedia ApplicationshttpwikidbpediaorgApplications
DBpedia Mappings httpmappingsdbpediaorgindexphpMain_Page
Sourceforge DBpedia - Wikipedia Data Extractionhttpsourceforgenetprojectsdbpedia
- IA in Wikipedia
- Training Outline
- Training Outline Helpful Links
- Slide 4
- Information Architecture Article
- Information Architecture Article (2)
- Slide 7
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
- Slide 14
- User Pages
- User Pages (2)
- User Pages (3)
- Slide 18
- Editing the Sandbox
- References and Citations ndashFootnotes
- References and Citations - Footnote
- References and Citations ndash Your Turn
- Copyright and Wikipedia
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons (2)
- Slide 26
- Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
- Wikipedia Conduct Policies
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies
- Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (2)
- Basic Rules Reliable Source
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (3)
- Basic Rules Notability
- Content Guidelines
- Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
- Slide 37
- Slide 38
- Slide 39
- Wikidata
- Wikidata Tools
- DBpedia
- Linked Open Data Cloud
- DBpedia (2)
- Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
- Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
- Extracting DBPedia Components
- Extracting DBPedia Components (2)
- Extracting DBPedia Components (3)
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
User Pages
bull Click on your Username in the top left to view your User Page
bull Select Edit to make edits to your User Page
bull Using this Cheatsheet write something about yourself
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
PLEASE TAKE FIVE MINUTES TO MAKE SOME EDITS TO YOUR USER PAGE
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
To experiment you can use the shared Sandbox or your personal sandbox Your Sandbox is a good place to start a new article
Editing the Sandbox
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
For a citation to appear in a footnote it needs to be enclosed in ref tags (ie ltrefgtcitationltrefgt)
hellipor highlight your whole citation and then click the markup icon to automatically enclose your citation in ref tags
References and Citations ndashFootnotes
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
References and Citations - Footnote
On a new page you may need to create a section usually named Notes or References near the end of the page
== Notes == ltreferences gt
or== Notes == Reflist
Example of a complete footnote
ltrefgtName of author [httpwwwnytimescomarticle_namehtml Title of article] The New York Times dateltrefgt
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
When yoursquore ready add a citation to a page in your area of expertise
1 In your sandbox insert a reference for a book using the Worldcat entry for this book Alexander Christopher (1979) The Timeless Way of Building New York Oxford University Press
2 Insert a reference using a citation template for this magazine article Boiano R (Fall 2011) Ethnotelling for User-generated Experiences Journal of Information Architecture Vol 3 No 2Article link
References and Citations ndash Your Turn
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Do not copy-paste text from a website directly into Wikipedia Paraphrasing and citation is necessary
bull Most of Wikipedias text and many of its images are co-licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 30 Unported License (CC BY-SA) and the GNU Free Documentation License (GFDL)
Copyright and Wikipedia
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Every image has a description page which indicates the license under which it is released or if it is non-free the rationale under which it is used
Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
POLICIES AND GUIDELINES
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaList_of_policies
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
Wikipedia is an Encyclopedia
Neutral Point of View
Free Content Anyone can see use and edit
Editors should treat each other with Respect and Civility
Wikipedia has No Firm Rules
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaFive_pillars
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Wikipedia Conduct Policies
Civility
Clean start
Consensus
Dispute resolution
Edit warring
Editing policy
Harassment
No personal attacks
Ownership of articles
Sock puppetry
Username policy
Vandalism
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaList_of_policiesConduct
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Neutral point of view ndash All Wikipedia articles and other encyclopedic content must be written from a neutral point of view representing significant views fairly proportionately and without bias
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNeutral_point_of_view
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
If you think you have a Conflict Of Interest (COI) donrsquot or edit create the article Ask someone else
Find a related article and use the Talk page to request the article
This includes Person pages Companies you work for Books you wrote etc
Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Verifiability ndash Material challenged or likely to be challenged and all quotations must be attributed to a reliable published source In Wikipedia verifiability means that people reading and editing the encyclopedia can check that information comes from a reliable source
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiability
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
If available academic and peer-reviewed publications are usually the most reliable sources
Other reliable sources includebull university-level textbooksbull books published by respected publishing
housesbull magazinesbull journalsbull mainstream newspapers
More information here httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiabilityWhat_counts_as_a_reliable_source
Basic Rules Reliable Source
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
No original research ndash Wikipedia does not publish original thought all material in Wikipedia must be attributable to a reliable published source Articles may not contain any new analysis or synthesis of published material that serves to advance a position not clearly advanced by the sources
BASIC RULES CORE CONTENT POLICIESBasic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNo_original_research
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BASIC RULES NOTABILITY
What if notability guidelines reproduce structural sexism and racism How can we address and amend this Who are we leaving out
Basic Rules Notability
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
BASIC RULES NOTABILITYContent Guidelines
Cite sources
Do not create hoaxes
No full text of primary sources
Identify reliable sources
No plagiarism
No patent nonsense
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Post a question on a Wikipedia Userrsquos Talk page
bull Ask a question to the Wikipedia Teahouse question board
bull Resolving disputes WikipediaDispute resolution WikipediaEtiquette WikipediaStaying cool when the editing gets hot
Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Over the next few weeks add some well-cited sentences and paragraphs to articles in your area of expertise
In the following slides wersquoll offer some guidelines and helpful tips about editing Wikipedia articles
WHAT NOW BE BOLD
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WHAT NOW Start Editing
Join WikiProject Information ArchitecturehttpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaWikiProject_Information_Architecture
Find an article in need of improvement and add it to WikiProject Information Architecture or pick one from the project list
Tag the Talk page of an article with the WikiProject Information Architecture category Insert [[CategoryWikiProject_Information_Architecture]]
Research citations on a person or topic that interests you
Suggest citations or content on the Talk page of an article
Fix typos and grammatical errors on existing articles
If you are feeling bold create a new article Try out your Sandbox
Ask for help if you need it
Are You Hooked Find a Wikipedia Meetup near you athttpsnewikipediaorgwikiWikipediaMeetup
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WikiData and DBpedia
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Wikidata is a free knowledgebase that anyone can edit
bull Wikidata acts as a central storage for the structured data of its sister sites Wikipedia Wikimedia Wikisource etc
bull Wikidata items link to external database through identifier properties
bull Wikidata supports FRBR and other ontologies
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Toolshttptoolswmflabsorghaydirectorysearchwikidata
bull GadgetshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsGadgets
bull User ScriptshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsUser_script
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata Tools
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
DBpedia
DBpedia is the major hub (largest repository of LOD)
Information derived from Wikipedia
Connected with other Linked datasets by over 50 million RDF links
Most widely used linking predicates owlsameAs
httpdbpediaorg
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Linked Open Data Cloud
Source httplod-cloudnet
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
DBpedia
DBPedia Semantics 458 million ldquothings 583 million ldquofactsrdquo
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
Each thing in the DBpedia dataset is identified by a URIhttpdbpediaorgresourceName
ldquoNamerdquo is derived from the URL of the source Wikipedia articlehttpenwikipediaorgwikiName
Examples httpdbpediaorgresourceBillie_Holiday httpenwikipediaorgwikiBillie_Holiday
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
ldquoFactsrdquo as RDF Triples A ldquohas namerdquo B Subject rarr Predicate rarr Object
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP httpxmlnscomfoaf01namerdquoO Richard Saul Wurman
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP lthttpdbpedia-owloccupationgtO lthttpdbpedia-owlArchitectgt
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Core of DBpedia consists of an infobox
An Infobox is a summary of article metadata
Infobox template
Infobox person|name = Name|image = personjpg|caption = ldquoThis is a personrdquo|website = httpwwwpersoncom
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Raw creates triples directly from infobox data Generic Algorithm based Retains property names used in infobox Properties identified by
Mapping Based maps against the DBpedia Ontology mapping data to community-curated DBpedia Ontology has ontology dbpedia-owl reference
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Extraction tools
DBpedia Information Extraction FrameworkhttpwikidbpediaorgDocumentation
DBpedia ApplicationshttpwikidbpediaorgApplications
DBpedia Mappings httpmappingsdbpediaorgindexphpMain_Page
Sourceforge DBpedia - Wikipedia Data Extractionhttpsourceforgenetprojectsdbpedia
- IA in Wikipedia
- Training Outline
- Training Outline Helpful Links
- Slide 4
- Information Architecture Article
- Information Architecture Article (2)
- Slide 7
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
- Slide 14
- User Pages
- User Pages (2)
- User Pages (3)
- Slide 18
- Editing the Sandbox
- References and Citations ndashFootnotes
- References and Citations - Footnote
- References and Citations ndash Your Turn
- Copyright and Wikipedia
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons (2)
- Slide 26
- Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
- Wikipedia Conduct Policies
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies
- Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (2)
- Basic Rules Reliable Source
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (3)
- Basic Rules Notability
- Content Guidelines
- Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
- Slide 37
- Slide 38
- Slide 39
- Wikidata
- Wikidata Tools
- DBpedia
- Linked Open Data Cloud
- DBpedia (2)
- Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
- Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
- Extracting DBPedia Components
- Extracting DBPedia Components (2)
- Extracting DBPedia Components (3)
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
PLEASE TAKE FIVE MINUTES TO MAKE SOME EDITS TO YOUR USER PAGE
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
To experiment you can use the shared Sandbox or your personal sandbox Your Sandbox is a good place to start a new article
Editing the Sandbox
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
For a citation to appear in a footnote it needs to be enclosed in ref tags (ie ltrefgtcitationltrefgt)
hellipor highlight your whole citation and then click the markup icon to automatically enclose your citation in ref tags
References and Citations ndashFootnotes
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
References and Citations - Footnote
On a new page you may need to create a section usually named Notes or References near the end of the page
== Notes == ltreferences gt
or== Notes == Reflist
Example of a complete footnote
ltrefgtName of author [httpwwwnytimescomarticle_namehtml Title of article] The New York Times dateltrefgt
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
When yoursquore ready add a citation to a page in your area of expertise
1 In your sandbox insert a reference for a book using the Worldcat entry for this book Alexander Christopher (1979) The Timeless Way of Building New York Oxford University Press
2 Insert a reference using a citation template for this magazine article Boiano R (Fall 2011) Ethnotelling for User-generated Experiences Journal of Information Architecture Vol 3 No 2Article link
References and Citations ndash Your Turn
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bull Do not copy-paste text from a website directly into Wikipedia Paraphrasing and citation is necessary
bull Most of Wikipedias text and many of its images are co-licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 30 Unported License (CC BY-SA) and the GNU Free Documentation License (GFDL)
Copyright and Wikipedia
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Every image has a description page which indicates the license under which it is released or if it is non-free the rationale under which it is used
Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
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Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
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POLICIES AND GUIDELINES
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaList_of_policies
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Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
Wikipedia is an Encyclopedia
Neutral Point of View
Free Content Anyone can see use and edit
Editors should treat each other with Respect and Civility
Wikipedia has No Firm Rules
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaFive_pillars
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Wikipedia Conduct Policies
Civility
Clean start
Consensus
Dispute resolution
Edit warring
Editing policy
Harassment
No personal attacks
Ownership of articles
Sock puppetry
Username policy
Vandalism
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaList_of_policiesConduct
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Neutral point of view ndash All Wikipedia articles and other encyclopedic content must be written from a neutral point of view representing significant views fairly proportionately and without bias
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNeutral_point_of_view
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If you think you have a Conflict Of Interest (COI) donrsquot or edit create the article Ask someone else
Find a related article and use the Talk page to request the article
This includes Person pages Companies you work for Books you wrote etc
Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Verifiability ndash Material challenged or likely to be challenged and all quotations must be attributed to a reliable published source In Wikipedia verifiability means that people reading and editing the encyclopedia can check that information comes from a reliable source
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiability
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
If available academic and peer-reviewed publications are usually the most reliable sources
Other reliable sources includebull university-level textbooksbull books published by respected publishing
housesbull magazinesbull journalsbull mainstream newspapers
More information here httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiabilityWhat_counts_as_a_reliable_source
Basic Rules Reliable Source
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
No original research ndash Wikipedia does not publish original thought all material in Wikipedia must be attributable to a reliable published source Articles may not contain any new analysis or synthesis of published material that serves to advance a position not clearly advanced by the sources
BASIC RULES CORE CONTENT POLICIESBasic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNo_original_research
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BASIC RULES NOTABILITY
What if notability guidelines reproduce structural sexism and racism How can we address and amend this Who are we leaving out
Basic Rules Notability
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
BASIC RULES NOTABILITYContent Guidelines
Cite sources
Do not create hoaxes
No full text of primary sources
Identify reliable sources
No plagiarism
No patent nonsense
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Post a question on a Wikipedia Userrsquos Talk page
bull Ask a question to the Wikipedia Teahouse question board
bull Resolving disputes WikipediaDispute resolution WikipediaEtiquette WikipediaStaying cool when the editing gets hot
Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Over the next few weeks add some well-cited sentences and paragraphs to articles in your area of expertise
In the following slides wersquoll offer some guidelines and helpful tips about editing Wikipedia articles
WHAT NOW BE BOLD
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WHAT NOW Start Editing
Join WikiProject Information ArchitecturehttpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaWikiProject_Information_Architecture
Find an article in need of improvement and add it to WikiProject Information Architecture or pick one from the project list
Tag the Talk page of an article with the WikiProject Information Architecture category Insert [[CategoryWikiProject_Information_Architecture]]
Research citations on a person or topic that interests you
Suggest citations or content on the Talk page of an article
Fix typos and grammatical errors on existing articles
If you are feeling bold create a new article Try out your Sandbox
Ask for help if you need it
Are You Hooked Find a Wikipedia Meetup near you athttpsnewikipediaorgwikiWikipediaMeetup
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WikiData and DBpedia
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Wikidata is a free knowledgebase that anyone can edit
bull Wikidata acts as a central storage for the structured data of its sister sites Wikipedia Wikimedia Wikisource etc
bull Wikidata items link to external database through identifier properties
bull Wikidata supports FRBR and other ontologies
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata
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bull Toolshttptoolswmflabsorghaydirectorysearchwikidata
bull GadgetshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsGadgets
bull User ScriptshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsUser_script
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata Tools
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
DBpedia
DBpedia is the major hub (largest repository of LOD)
Information derived from Wikipedia
Connected with other Linked datasets by over 50 million RDF links
Most widely used linking predicates owlsameAs
httpdbpediaorg
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Linked Open Data Cloud
Source httplod-cloudnet
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DBpedia
DBPedia Semantics 458 million ldquothings 583 million ldquofactsrdquo
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Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
Each thing in the DBpedia dataset is identified by a URIhttpdbpediaorgresourceName
ldquoNamerdquo is derived from the URL of the source Wikipedia articlehttpenwikipediaorgwikiName
Examples httpdbpediaorgresourceBillie_Holiday httpenwikipediaorgwikiBillie_Holiday
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Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
ldquoFactsrdquo as RDF Triples A ldquohas namerdquo B Subject rarr Predicate rarr Object
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP httpxmlnscomfoaf01namerdquoO Richard Saul Wurman
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP lthttpdbpedia-owloccupationgtO lthttpdbpedia-owlArchitectgt
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Extracting DBPedia Components
Core of DBpedia consists of an infobox
An Infobox is a summary of article metadata
Infobox template
Infobox person|name = Name|image = personjpg|caption = ldquoThis is a personrdquo|website = httpwwwpersoncom
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Extracting DBPedia Components
Raw creates triples directly from infobox data Generic Algorithm based Retains property names used in infobox Properties identified by
Mapping Based maps against the DBpedia Ontology mapping data to community-curated DBpedia Ontology has ontology dbpedia-owl reference
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Extraction tools
DBpedia Information Extraction FrameworkhttpwikidbpediaorgDocumentation
DBpedia ApplicationshttpwikidbpediaorgApplications
DBpedia Mappings httpmappingsdbpediaorgindexphpMain_Page
Sourceforge DBpedia - Wikipedia Data Extractionhttpsourceforgenetprojectsdbpedia
- IA in Wikipedia
- Training Outline
- Training Outline Helpful Links
- Slide 4
- Information Architecture Article
- Information Architecture Article (2)
- Slide 7
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
- Slide 14
- User Pages
- User Pages (2)
- User Pages (3)
- Slide 18
- Editing the Sandbox
- References and Citations ndashFootnotes
- References and Citations - Footnote
- References and Citations ndash Your Turn
- Copyright and Wikipedia
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons (2)
- Slide 26
- Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
- Wikipedia Conduct Policies
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies
- Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (2)
- Basic Rules Reliable Source
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (3)
- Basic Rules Notability
- Content Guidelines
- Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
- Slide 37
- Slide 38
- Slide 39
- Wikidata
- Wikidata Tools
- DBpedia
- Linked Open Data Cloud
- DBpedia (2)
- Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
- Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
- Extracting DBPedia Components
- Extracting DBPedia Components (2)
- Extracting DBPedia Components (3)
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To experiment you can use the shared Sandbox or your personal sandbox Your Sandbox is a good place to start a new article
Editing the Sandbox
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For a citation to appear in a footnote it needs to be enclosed in ref tags (ie ltrefgtcitationltrefgt)
hellipor highlight your whole citation and then click the markup icon to automatically enclose your citation in ref tags
References and Citations ndashFootnotes
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References and Citations - Footnote
On a new page you may need to create a section usually named Notes or References near the end of the page
== Notes == ltreferences gt
or== Notes == Reflist
Example of a complete footnote
ltrefgtName of author [httpwwwnytimescomarticle_namehtml Title of article] The New York Times dateltrefgt
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
When yoursquore ready add a citation to a page in your area of expertise
1 In your sandbox insert a reference for a book using the Worldcat entry for this book Alexander Christopher (1979) The Timeless Way of Building New York Oxford University Press
2 Insert a reference using a citation template for this magazine article Boiano R (Fall 2011) Ethnotelling for User-generated Experiences Journal of Information Architecture Vol 3 No 2Article link
References and Citations ndash Your Turn
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Do not copy-paste text from a website directly into Wikipedia Paraphrasing and citation is necessary
bull Most of Wikipedias text and many of its images are co-licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 30 Unported License (CC BY-SA) and the GNU Free Documentation License (GFDL)
Copyright and Wikipedia
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Every image has a description page which indicates the license under which it is released or if it is non-free the rationale under which it is used
Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
POLICIES AND GUIDELINES
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaList_of_policies
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
Wikipedia is an Encyclopedia
Neutral Point of View
Free Content Anyone can see use and edit
Editors should treat each other with Respect and Civility
Wikipedia has No Firm Rules
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaFive_pillars
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Wikipedia Conduct Policies
Civility
Clean start
Consensus
Dispute resolution
Edit warring
Editing policy
Harassment
No personal attacks
Ownership of articles
Sock puppetry
Username policy
Vandalism
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaList_of_policiesConduct
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Neutral point of view ndash All Wikipedia articles and other encyclopedic content must be written from a neutral point of view representing significant views fairly proportionately and without bias
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNeutral_point_of_view
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
If you think you have a Conflict Of Interest (COI) donrsquot or edit create the article Ask someone else
Find a related article and use the Talk page to request the article
This includes Person pages Companies you work for Books you wrote etc
Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Verifiability ndash Material challenged or likely to be challenged and all quotations must be attributed to a reliable published source In Wikipedia verifiability means that people reading and editing the encyclopedia can check that information comes from a reliable source
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiability
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
If available academic and peer-reviewed publications are usually the most reliable sources
Other reliable sources includebull university-level textbooksbull books published by respected publishing
housesbull magazinesbull journalsbull mainstream newspapers
More information here httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiabilityWhat_counts_as_a_reliable_source
Basic Rules Reliable Source
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
No original research ndash Wikipedia does not publish original thought all material in Wikipedia must be attributable to a reliable published source Articles may not contain any new analysis or synthesis of published material that serves to advance a position not clearly advanced by the sources
BASIC RULES CORE CONTENT POLICIESBasic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNo_original_research
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BASIC RULES NOTABILITY
What if notability guidelines reproduce structural sexism and racism How can we address and amend this Who are we leaving out
Basic Rules Notability
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
BASIC RULES NOTABILITYContent Guidelines
Cite sources
Do not create hoaxes
No full text of primary sources
Identify reliable sources
No plagiarism
No patent nonsense
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Post a question on a Wikipedia Userrsquos Talk page
bull Ask a question to the Wikipedia Teahouse question board
bull Resolving disputes WikipediaDispute resolution WikipediaEtiquette WikipediaStaying cool when the editing gets hot
Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Over the next few weeks add some well-cited sentences and paragraphs to articles in your area of expertise
In the following slides wersquoll offer some guidelines and helpful tips about editing Wikipedia articles
WHAT NOW BE BOLD
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WHAT NOW Start Editing
Join WikiProject Information ArchitecturehttpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaWikiProject_Information_Architecture
Find an article in need of improvement and add it to WikiProject Information Architecture or pick one from the project list
Tag the Talk page of an article with the WikiProject Information Architecture category Insert [[CategoryWikiProject_Information_Architecture]]
Research citations on a person or topic that interests you
Suggest citations or content on the Talk page of an article
Fix typos and grammatical errors on existing articles
If you are feeling bold create a new article Try out your Sandbox
Ask for help if you need it
Are You Hooked Find a Wikipedia Meetup near you athttpsnewikipediaorgwikiWikipediaMeetup
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WikiData and DBpedia
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Wikidata is a free knowledgebase that anyone can edit
bull Wikidata acts as a central storage for the structured data of its sister sites Wikipedia Wikimedia Wikisource etc
bull Wikidata items link to external database through identifier properties
bull Wikidata supports FRBR and other ontologies
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Toolshttptoolswmflabsorghaydirectorysearchwikidata
bull GadgetshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsGadgets
bull User ScriptshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsUser_script
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata Tools
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
DBpedia
DBpedia is the major hub (largest repository of LOD)
Information derived from Wikipedia
Connected with other Linked datasets by over 50 million RDF links
Most widely used linking predicates owlsameAs
httpdbpediaorg
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Linked Open Data Cloud
Source httplod-cloudnet
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DBpedia
DBPedia Semantics 458 million ldquothings 583 million ldquofactsrdquo
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Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
Each thing in the DBpedia dataset is identified by a URIhttpdbpediaorgresourceName
ldquoNamerdquo is derived from the URL of the source Wikipedia articlehttpenwikipediaorgwikiName
Examples httpdbpediaorgresourceBillie_Holiday httpenwikipediaorgwikiBillie_Holiday
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Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
ldquoFactsrdquo as RDF Triples A ldquohas namerdquo B Subject rarr Predicate rarr Object
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP httpxmlnscomfoaf01namerdquoO Richard Saul Wurman
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP lthttpdbpedia-owloccupationgtO lthttpdbpedia-owlArchitectgt
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Core of DBpedia consists of an infobox
An Infobox is a summary of article metadata
Infobox template
Infobox person|name = Name|image = personjpg|caption = ldquoThis is a personrdquo|website = httpwwwpersoncom
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Raw creates triples directly from infobox data Generic Algorithm based Retains property names used in infobox Properties identified by
Mapping Based maps against the DBpedia Ontology mapping data to community-curated DBpedia Ontology has ontology dbpedia-owl reference
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Extraction tools
DBpedia Information Extraction FrameworkhttpwikidbpediaorgDocumentation
DBpedia ApplicationshttpwikidbpediaorgApplications
DBpedia Mappings httpmappingsdbpediaorgindexphpMain_Page
Sourceforge DBpedia - Wikipedia Data Extractionhttpsourceforgenetprojectsdbpedia
- IA in Wikipedia
- Training Outline
- Training Outline Helpful Links
- Slide 4
- Information Architecture Article
- Information Architecture Article (2)
- Slide 7
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
- Slide 14
- User Pages
- User Pages (2)
- User Pages (3)
- Slide 18
- Editing the Sandbox
- References and Citations ndashFootnotes
- References and Citations - Footnote
- References and Citations ndash Your Turn
- Copyright and Wikipedia
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons (2)
- Slide 26
- Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
- Wikipedia Conduct Policies
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies
- Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (2)
- Basic Rules Reliable Source
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (3)
- Basic Rules Notability
- Content Guidelines
- Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
- Slide 37
- Slide 38
- Slide 39
- Wikidata
- Wikidata Tools
- DBpedia
- Linked Open Data Cloud
- DBpedia (2)
- Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
- Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
- Extracting DBPedia Components
- Extracting DBPedia Components (2)
- Extracting DBPedia Components (3)
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
For a citation to appear in a footnote it needs to be enclosed in ref tags (ie ltrefgtcitationltrefgt)
hellipor highlight your whole citation and then click the markup icon to automatically enclose your citation in ref tags
References and Citations ndashFootnotes
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
References and Citations - Footnote
On a new page you may need to create a section usually named Notes or References near the end of the page
== Notes == ltreferences gt
or== Notes == Reflist
Example of a complete footnote
ltrefgtName of author [httpwwwnytimescomarticle_namehtml Title of article] The New York Times dateltrefgt
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
When yoursquore ready add a citation to a page in your area of expertise
1 In your sandbox insert a reference for a book using the Worldcat entry for this book Alexander Christopher (1979) The Timeless Way of Building New York Oxford University Press
2 Insert a reference using a citation template for this magazine article Boiano R (Fall 2011) Ethnotelling for User-generated Experiences Journal of Information Architecture Vol 3 No 2Article link
References and Citations ndash Your Turn
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Do not copy-paste text from a website directly into Wikipedia Paraphrasing and citation is necessary
bull Most of Wikipedias text and many of its images are co-licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 30 Unported License (CC BY-SA) and the GNU Free Documentation License (GFDL)
Copyright and Wikipedia
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Every image has a description page which indicates the license under which it is released or if it is non-free the rationale under which it is used
Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
POLICIES AND GUIDELINES
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaList_of_policies
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
Wikipedia is an Encyclopedia
Neutral Point of View
Free Content Anyone can see use and edit
Editors should treat each other with Respect and Civility
Wikipedia has No Firm Rules
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaFive_pillars
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Wikipedia Conduct Policies
Civility
Clean start
Consensus
Dispute resolution
Edit warring
Editing policy
Harassment
No personal attacks
Ownership of articles
Sock puppetry
Username policy
Vandalism
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaList_of_policiesConduct
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Neutral point of view ndash All Wikipedia articles and other encyclopedic content must be written from a neutral point of view representing significant views fairly proportionately and without bias
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNeutral_point_of_view
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
If you think you have a Conflict Of Interest (COI) donrsquot or edit create the article Ask someone else
Find a related article and use the Talk page to request the article
This includes Person pages Companies you work for Books you wrote etc
Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Verifiability ndash Material challenged or likely to be challenged and all quotations must be attributed to a reliable published source In Wikipedia verifiability means that people reading and editing the encyclopedia can check that information comes from a reliable source
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiability
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
If available academic and peer-reviewed publications are usually the most reliable sources
Other reliable sources includebull university-level textbooksbull books published by respected publishing
housesbull magazinesbull journalsbull mainstream newspapers
More information here httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiabilityWhat_counts_as_a_reliable_source
Basic Rules Reliable Source
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
No original research ndash Wikipedia does not publish original thought all material in Wikipedia must be attributable to a reliable published source Articles may not contain any new analysis or synthesis of published material that serves to advance a position not clearly advanced by the sources
BASIC RULES CORE CONTENT POLICIESBasic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNo_original_research
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
BASIC RULES NOTABILITY
What if notability guidelines reproduce structural sexism and racism How can we address and amend this Who are we leaving out
Basic Rules Notability
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
BASIC RULES NOTABILITYContent Guidelines
Cite sources
Do not create hoaxes
No full text of primary sources
Identify reliable sources
No plagiarism
No patent nonsense
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Post a question on a Wikipedia Userrsquos Talk page
bull Ask a question to the Wikipedia Teahouse question board
bull Resolving disputes WikipediaDispute resolution WikipediaEtiquette WikipediaStaying cool when the editing gets hot
Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Over the next few weeks add some well-cited sentences and paragraphs to articles in your area of expertise
In the following slides wersquoll offer some guidelines and helpful tips about editing Wikipedia articles
WHAT NOW BE BOLD
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WHAT NOW Start Editing
Join WikiProject Information ArchitecturehttpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaWikiProject_Information_Architecture
Find an article in need of improvement and add it to WikiProject Information Architecture or pick one from the project list
Tag the Talk page of an article with the WikiProject Information Architecture category Insert [[CategoryWikiProject_Information_Architecture]]
Research citations on a person or topic that interests you
Suggest citations or content on the Talk page of an article
Fix typos and grammatical errors on existing articles
If you are feeling bold create a new article Try out your Sandbox
Ask for help if you need it
Are You Hooked Find a Wikipedia Meetup near you athttpsnewikipediaorgwikiWikipediaMeetup
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WikiData and DBpedia
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Wikidata is a free knowledgebase that anyone can edit
bull Wikidata acts as a central storage for the structured data of its sister sites Wikipedia Wikimedia Wikisource etc
bull Wikidata items link to external database through identifier properties
bull Wikidata supports FRBR and other ontologies
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Toolshttptoolswmflabsorghaydirectorysearchwikidata
bull GadgetshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsGadgets
bull User ScriptshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsUser_script
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata Tools
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
DBpedia
DBpedia is the major hub (largest repository of LOD)
Information derived from Wikipedia
Connected with other Linked datasets by over 50 million RDF links
Most widely used linking predicates owlsameAs
httpdbpediaorg
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Linked Open Data Cloud
Source httplod-cloudnet
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
DBpedia
DBPedia Semantics 458 million ldquothings 583 million ldquofactsrdquo
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
Each thing in the DBpedia dataset is identified by a URIhttpdbpediaorgresourceName
ldquoNamerdquo is derived from the URL of the source Wikipedia articlehttpenwikipediaorgwikiName
Examples httpdbpediaorgresourceBillie_Holiday httpenwikipediaorgwikiBillie_Holiday
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
ldquoFactsrdquo as RDF Triples A ldquohas namerdquo B Subject rarr Predicate rarr Object
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP httpxmlnscomfoaf01namerdquoO Richard Saul Wurman
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP lthttpdbpedia-owloccupationgtO lthttpdbpedia-owlArchitectgt
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Core of DBpedia consists of an infobox
An Infobox is a summary of article metadata
Infobox template
Infobox person|name = Name|image = personjpg|caption = ldquoThis is a personrdquo|website = httpwwwpersoncom
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Raw creates triples directly from infobox data Generic Algorithm based Retains property names used in infobox Properties identified by
Mapping Based maps against the DBpedia Ontology mapping data to community-curated DBpedia Ontology has ontology dbpedia-owl reference
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Extraction tools
DBpedia Information Extraction FrameworkhttpwikidbpediaorgDocumentation
DBpedia ApplicationshttpwikidbpediaorgApplications
DBpedia Mappings httpmappingsdbpediaorgindexphpMain_Page
Sourceforge DBpedia - Wikipedia Data Extractionhttpsourceforgenetprojectsdbpedia
- IA in Wikipedia
- Training Outline
- Training Outline Helpful Links
- Slide 4
- Information Architecture Article
- Information Architecture Article (2)
- Slide 7
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
- Slide 14
- User Pages
- User Pages (2)
- User Pages (3)
- Slide 18
- Editing the Sandbox
- References and Citations ndashFootnotes
- References and Citations - Footnote
- References and Citations ndash Your Turn
- Copyright and Wikipedia
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons (2)
- Slide 26
- Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
- Wikipedia Conduct Policies
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies
- Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (2)
- Basic Rules Reliable Source
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (3)
- Basic Rules Notability
- Content Guidelines
- Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
- Slide 37
- Slide 38
- Slide 39
- Wikidata
- Wikidata Tools
- DBpedia
- Linked Open Data Cloud
- DBpedia (2)
- Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
- Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
- Extracting DBPedia Components
- Extracting DBPedia Components (2)
- Extracting DBPedia Components (3)
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References and Citations - Footnote
On a new page you may need to create a section usually named Notes or References near the end of the page
== Notes == ltreferences gt
or== Notes == Reflist
Example of a complete footnote
ltrefgtName of author [httpwwwnytimescomarticle_namehtml Title of article] The New York Times dateltrefgt
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When yoursquore ready add a citation to a page in your area of expertise
1 In your sandbox insert a reference for a book using the Worldcat entry for this book Alexander Christopher (1979) The Timeless Way of Building New York Oxford University Press
2 Insert a reference using a citation template for this magazine article Boiano R (Fall 2011) Ethnotelling for User-generated Experiences Journal of Information Architecture Vol 3 No 2Article link
References and Citations ndash Your Turn
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bull Do not copy-paste text from a website directly into Wikipedia Paraphrasing and citation is necessary
bull Most of Wikipedias text and many of its images are co-licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 30 Unported License (CC BY-SA) and the GNU Free Documentation License (GFDL)
Copyright and Wikipedia
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Every image has a description page which indicates the license under which it is released or if it is non-free the rationale under which it is used
Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
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Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
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POLICIES AND GUIDELINES
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaList_of_policies
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Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
Wikipedia is an Encyclopedia
Neutral Point of View
Free Content Anyone can see use and edit
Editors should treat each other with Respect and Civility
Wikipedia has No Firm Rules
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaFive_pillars
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Wikipedia Conduct Policies
Civility
Clean start
Consensus
Dispute resolution
Edit warring
Editing policy
Harassment
No personal attacks
Ownership of articles
Sock puppetry
Username policy
Vandalism
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaList_of_policiesConduct
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Neutral point of view ndash All Wikipedia articles and other encyclopedic content must be written from a neutral point of view representing significant views fairly proportionately and without bias
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNeutral_point_of_view
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If you think you have a Conflict Of Interest (COI) donrsquot or edit create the article Ask someone else
Find a related article and use the Talk page to request the article
This includes Person pages Companies you work for Books you wrote etc
Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Verifiability ndash Material challenged or likely to be challenged and all quotations must be attributed to a reliable published source In Wikipedia verifiability means that people reading and editing the encyclopedia can check that information comes from a reliable source
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiability
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If available academic and peer-reviewed publications are usually the most reliable sources
Other reliable sources includebull university-level textbooksbull books published by respected publishing
housesbull magazinesbull journalsbull mainstream newspapers
More information here httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiabilityWhat_counts_as_a_reliable_source
Basic Rules Reliable Source
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
No original research ndash Wikipedia does not publish original thought all material in Wikipedia must be attributable to a reliable published source Articles may not contain any new analysis or synthesis of published material that serves to advance a position not clearly advanced by the sources
BASIC RULES CORE CONTENT POLICIESBasic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNo_original_research
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BASIC RULES NOTABILITY
What if notability guidelines reproduce structural sexism and racism How can we address and amend this Who are we leaving out
Basic Rules Notability
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BASIC RULES NOTABILITYContent Guidelines
Cite sources
Do not create hoaxes
No full text of primary sources
Identify reliable sources
No plagiarism
No patent nonsense
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bull Post a question on a Wikipedia Userrsquos Talk page
bull Ask a question to the Wikipedia Teahouse question board
bull Resolving disputes WikipediaDispute resolution WikipediaEtiquette WikipediaStaying cool when the editing gets hot
Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Over the next few weeks add some well-cited sentences and paragraphs to articles in your area of expertise
In the following slides wersquoll offer some guidelines and helpful tips about editing Wikipedia articles
WHAT NOW BE BOLD
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WHAT NOW Start Editing
Join WikiProject Information ArchitecturehttpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaWikiProject_Information_Architecture
Find an article in need of improvement and add it to WikiProject Information Architecture or pick one from the project list
Tag the Talk page of an article with the WikiProject Information Architecture category Insert [[CategoryWikiProject_Information_Architecture]]
Research citations on a person or topic that interests you
Suggest citations or content on the Talk page of an article
Fix typos and grammatical errors on existing articles
If you are feeling bold create a new article Try out your Sandbox
Ask for help if you need it
Are You Hooked Find a Wikipedia Meetup near you athttpsnewikipediaorgwikiWikipediaMeetup
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WikiData and DBpedia
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bull Wikidata is a free knowledgebase that anyone can edit
bull Wikidata acts as a central storage for the structured data of its sister sites Wikipedia Wikimedia Wikisource etc
bull Wikidata items link to external database through identifier properties
bull Wikidata supports FRBR and other ontologies
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata
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bull Toolshttptoolswmflabsorghaydirectorysearchwikidata
bull GadgetshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsGadgets
bull User ScriptshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsUser_script
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata Tools
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
DBpedia
DBpedia is the major hub (largest repository of LOD)
Information derived from Wikipedia
Connected with other Linked datasets by over 50 million RDF links
Most widely used linking predicates owlsameAs
httpdbpediaorg
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Linked Open Data Cloud
Source httplod-cloudnet
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DBpedia
DBPedia Semantics 458 million ldquothings 583 million ldquofactsrdquo
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Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
Each thing in the DBpedia dataset is identified by a URIhttpdbpediaorgresourceName
ldquoNamerdquo is derived from the URL of the source Wikipedia articlehttpenwikipediaorgwikiName
Examples httpdbpediaorgresourceBillie_Holiday httpenwikipediaorgwikiBillie_Holiday
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Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
ldquoFactsrdquo as RDF Triples A ldquohas namerdquo B Subject rarr Predicate rarr Object
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP httpxmlnscomfoaf01namerdquoO Richard Saul Wurman
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP lthttpdbpedia-owloccupationgtO lthttpdbpedia-owlArchitectgt
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Extracting DBPedia Components
Core of DBpedia consists of an infobox
An Infobox is a summary of article metadata
Infobox template
Infobox person|name = Name|image = personjpg|caption = ldquoThis is a personrdquo|website = httpwwwpersoncom
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Extracting DBPedia Components
Raw creates triples directly from infobox data Generic Algorithm based Retains property names used in infobox Properties identified by
Mapping Based maps against the DBpedia Ontology mapping data to community-curated DBpedia Ontology has ontology dbpedia-owl reference
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Extracting DBPedia Components
Extraction tools
DBpedia Information Extraction FrameworkhttpwikidbpediaorgDocumentation
DBpedia ApplicationshttpwikidbpediaorgApplications
DBpedia Mappings httpmappingsdbpediaorgindexphpMain_Page
Sourceforge DBpedia - Wikipedia Data Extractionhttpsourceforgenetprojectsdbpedia
- IA in Wikipedia
- Training Outline
- Training Outline Helpful Links
- Slide 4
- Information Architecture Article
- Information Architecture Article (2)
- Slide 7
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
- Slide 14
- User Pages
- User Pages (2)
- User Pages (3)
- Slide 18
- Editing the Sandbox
- References and Citations ndashFootnotes
- References and Citations - Footnote
- References and Citations ndash Your Turn
- Copyright and Wikipedia
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons (2)
- Slide 26
- Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
- Wikipedia Conduct Policies
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies
- Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (2)
- Basic Rules Reliable Source
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (3)
- Basic Rules Notability
- Content Guidelines
- Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
- Slide 37
- Slide 38
- Slide 39
- Wikidata
- Wikidata Tools
- DBpedia
- Linked Open Data Cloud
- DBpedia (2)
- Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
- Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
- Extracting DBPedia Components
- Extracting DBPedia Components (2)
- Extracting DBPedia Components (3)
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When yoursquore ready add a citation to a page in your area of expertise
1 In your sandbox insert a reference for a book using the Worldcat entry for this book Alexander Christopher (1979) The Timeless Way of Building New York Oxford University Press
2 Insert a reference using a citation template for this magazine article Boiano R (Fall 2011) Ethnotelling for User-generated Experiences Journal of Information Architecture Vol 3 No 2Article link
References and Citations ndash Your Turn
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Do not copy-paste text from a website directly into Wikipedia Paraphrasing and citation is necessary
bull Most of Wikipedias text and many of its images are co-licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 30 Unported License (CC BY-SA) and the GNU Free Documentation License (GFDL)
Copyright and Wikipedia
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Every image has a description page which indicates the license under which it is released or if it is non-free the rationale under which it is used
Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
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Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
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POLICIES AND GUIDELINES
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaList_of_policies
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
Wikipedia is an Encyclopedia
Neutral Point of View
Free Content Anyone can see use and edit
Editors should treat each other with Respect and Civility
Wikipedia has No Firm Rules
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaFive_pillars
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Wikipedia Conduct Policies
Civility
Clean start
Consensus
Dispute resolution
Edit warring
Editing policy
Harassment
No personal attacks
Ownership of articles
Sock puppetry
Username policy
Vandalism
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaList_of_policiesConduct
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Neutral point of view ndash All Wikipedia articles and other encyclopedic content must be written from a neutral point of view representing significant views fairly proportionately and without bias
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNeutral_point_of_view
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
If you think you have a Conflict Of Interest (COI) donrsquot or edit create the article Ask someone else
Find a related article and use the Talk page to request the article
This includes Person pages Companies you work for Books you wrote etc
Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Verifiability ndash Material challenged or likely to be challenged and all quotations must be attributed to a reliable published source In Wikipedia verifiability means that people reading and editing the encyclopedia can check that information comes from a reliable source
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiability
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
If available academic and peer-reviewed publications are usually the most reliable sources
Other reliable sources includebull university-level textbooksbull books published by respected publishing
housesbull magazinesbull journalsbull mainstream newspapers
More information here httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiabilityWhat_counts_as_a_reliable_source
Basic Rules Reliable Source
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
No original research ndash Wikipedia does not publish original thought all material in Wikipedia must be attributable to a reliable published source Articles may not contain any new analysis or synthesis of published material that serves to advance a position not clearly advanced by the sources
BASIC RULES CORE CONTENT POLICIESBasic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNo_original_research
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BASIC RULES NOTABILITY
What if notability guidelines reproduce structural sexism and racism How can we address and amend this Who are we leaving out
Basic Rules Notability
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BASIC RULES NOTABILITYContent Guidelines
Cite sources
Do not create hoaxes
No full text of primary sources
Identify reliable sources
No plagiarism
No patent nonsense
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Post a question on a Wikipedia Userrsquos Talk page
bull Ask a question to the Wikipedia Teahouse question board
bull Resolving disputes WikipediaDispute resolution WikipediaEtiquette WikipediaStaying cool when the editing gets hot
Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Over the next few weeks add some well-cited sentences and paragraphs to articles in your area of expertise
In the following slides wersquoll offer some guidelines and helpful tips about editing Wikipedia articles
WHAT NOW BE BOLD
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WHAT NOW Start Editing
Join WikiProject Information ArchitecturehttpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaWikiProject_Information_Architecture
Find an article in need of improvement and add it to WikiProject Information Architecture or pick one from the project list
Tag the Talk page of an article with the WikiProject Information Architecture category Insert [[CategoryWikiProject_Information_Architecture]]
Research citations on a person or topic that interests you
Suggest citations or content on the Talk page of an article
Fix typos and grammatical errors on existing articles
If you are feeling bold create a new article Try out your Sandbox
Ask for help if you need it
Are You Hooked Find a Wikipedia Meetup near you athttpsnewikipediaorgwikiWikipediaMeetup
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WikiData and DBpedia
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Wikidata is a free knowledgebase that anyone can edit
bull Wikidata acts as a central storage for the structured data of its sister sites Wikipedia Wikimedia Wikisource etc
bull Wikidata items link to external database through identifier properties
bull Wikidata supports FRBR and other ontologies
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Toolshttptoolswmflabsorghaydirectorysearchwikidata
bull GadgetshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsGadgets
bull User ScriptshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsUser_script
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata Tools
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
DBpedia
DBpedia is the major hub (largest repository of LOD)
Information derived from Wikipedia
Connected with other Linked datasets by over 50 million RDF links
Most widely used linking predicates owlsameAs
httpdbpediaorg
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Linked Open Data Cloud
Source httplod-cloudnet
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DBpedia
DBPedia Semantics 458 million ldquothings 583 million ldquofactsrdquo
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Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
Each thing in the DBpedia dataset is identified by a URIhttpdbpediaorgresourceName
ldquoNamerdquo is derived from the URL of the source Wikipedia articlehttpenwikipediaorgwikiName
Examples httpdbpediaorgresourceBillie_Holiday httpenwikipediaorgwikiBillie_Holiday
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Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
ldquoFactsrdquo as RDF Triples A ldquohas namerdquo B Subject rarr Predicate rarr Object
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP httpxmlnscomfoaf01namerdquoO Richard Saul Wurman
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP lthttpdbpedia-owloccupationgtO lthttpdbpedia-owlArchitectgt
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Core of DBpedia consists of an infobox
An Infobox is a summary of article metadata
Infobox template
Infobox person|name = Name|image = personjpg|caption = ldquoThis is a personrdquo|website = httpwwwpersoncom
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Raw creates triples directly from infobox data Generic Algorithm based Retains property names used in infobox Properties identified by
Mapping Based maps against the DBpedia Ontology mapping data to community-curated DBpedia Ontology has ontology dbpedia-owl reference
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Extraction tools
DBpedia Information Extraction FrameworkhttpwikidbpediaorgDocumentation
DBpedia ApplicationshttpwikidbpediaorgApplications
DBpedia Mappings httpmappingsdbpediaorgindexphpMain_Page
Sourceforge DBpedia - Wikipedia Data Extractionhttpsourceforgenetprojectsdbpedia
- IA in Wikipedia
- Training Outline
- Training Outline Helpful Links
- Slide 4
- Information Architecture Article
- Information Architecture Article (2)
- Slide 7
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
- Slide 14
- User Pages
- User Pages (2)
- User Pages (3)
- Slide 18
- Editing the Sandbox
- References and Citations ndashFootnotes
- References and Citations - Footnote
- References and Citations ndash Your Turn
- Copyright and Wikipedia
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons (2)
- Slide 26
- Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
- Wikipedia Conduct Policies
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies
- Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (2)
- Basic Rules Reliable Source
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (3)
- Basic Rules Notability
- Content Guidelines
- Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
- Slide 37
- Slide 38
- Slide 39
- Wikidata
- Wikidata Tools
- DBpedia
- Linked Open Data Cloud
- DBpedia (2)
- Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
- Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
- Extracting DBPedia Components
- Extracting DBPedia Components (2)
- Extracting DBPedia Components (3)
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Do not copy-paste text from a website directly into Wikipedia Paraphrasing and citation is necessary
bull Most of Wikipedias text and many of its images are co-licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 30 Unported License (CC BY-SA) and the GNU Free Documentation License (GFDL)
Copyright and Wikipedia
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Every image has a description page which indicates the license under which it is released or if it is non-free the rationale under which it is used
Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
POLICIES AND GUIDELINES
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaList_of_policies
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
Wikipedia is an Encyclopedia
Neutral Point of View
Free Content Anyone can see use and edit
Editors should treat each other with Respect and Civility
Wikipedia has No Firm Rules
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaFive_pillars
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Wikipedia Conduct Policies
Civility
Clean start
Consensus
Dispute resolution
Edit warring
Editing policy
Harassment
No personal attacks
Ownership of articles
Sock puppetry
Username policy
Vandalism
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaList_of_policiesConduct
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Neutral point of view ndash All Wikipedia articles and other encyclopedic content must be written from a neutral point of view representing significant views fairly proportionately and without bias
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNeutral_point_of_view
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
If you think you have a Conflict Of Interest (COI) donrsquot or edit create the article Ask someone else
Find a related article and use the Talk page to request the article
This includes Person pages Companies you work for Books you wrote etc
Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Verifiability ndash Material challenged or likely to be challenged and all quotations must be attributed to a reliable published source In Wikipedia verifiability means that people reading and editing the encyclopedia can check that information comes from a reliable source
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiability
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
If available academic and peer-reviewed publications are usually the most reliable sources
Other reliable sources includebull university-level textbooksbull books published by respected publishing
housesbull magazinesbull journalsbull mainstream newspapers
More information here httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiabilityWhat_counts_as_a_reliable_source
Basic Rules Reliable Source
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
No original research ndash Wikipedia does not publish original thought all material in Wikipedia must be attributable to a reliable published source Articles may not contain any new analysis or synthesis of published material that serves to advance a position not clearly advanced by the sources
BASIC RULES CORE CONTENT POLICIESBasic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNo_original_research
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BASIC RULES NOTABILITY
What if notability guidelines reproduce structural sexism and racism How can we address and amend this Who are we leaving out
Basic Rules Notability
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
BASIC RULES NOTABILITYContent Guidelines
Cite sources
Do not create hoaxes
No full text of primary sources
Identify reliable sources
No plagiarism
No patent nonsense
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Post a question on a Wikipedia Userrsquos Talk page
bull Ask a question to the Wikipedia Teahouse question board
bull Resolving disputes WikipediaDispute resolution WikipediaEtiquette WikipediaStaying cool when the editing gets hot
Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Over the next few weeks add some well-cited sentences and paragraphs to articles in your area of expertise
In the following slides wersquoll offer some guidelines and helpful tips about editing Wikipedia articles
WHAT NOW BE BOLD
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WHAT NOW Start Editing
Join WikiProject Information ArchitecturehttpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaWikiProject_Information_Architecture
Find an article in need of improvement and add it to WikiProject Information Architecture or pick one from the project list
Tag the Talk page of an article with the WikiProject Information Architecture category Insert [[CategoryWikiProject_Information_Architecture]]
Research citations on a person or topic that interests you
Suggest citations or content on the Talk page of an article
Fix typos and grammatical errors on existing articles
If you are feeling bold create a new article Try out your Sandbox
Ask for help if you need it
Are You Hooked Find a Wikipedia Meetup near you athttpsnewikipediaorgwikiWikipediaMeetup
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WikiData and DBpedia
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Wikidata is a free knowledgebase that anyone can edit
bull Wikidata acts as a central storage for the structured data of its sister sites Wikipedia Wikimedia Wikisource etc
bull Wikidata items link to external database through identifier properties
bull Wikidata supports FRBR and other ontologies
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Toolshttptoolswmflabsorghaydirectorysearchwikidata
bull GadgetshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsGadgets
bull User ScriptshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsUser_script
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata Tools
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
DBpedia
DBpedia is the major hub (largest repository of LOD)
Information derived from Wikipedia
Connected with other Linked datasets by over 50 million RDF links
Most widely used linking predicates owlsameAs
httpdbpediaorg
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Linked Open Data Cloud
Source httplod-cloudnet
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
DBpedia
DBPedia Semantics 458 million ldquothings 583 million ldquofactsrdquo
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
Each thing in the DBpedia dataset is identified by a URIhttpdbpediaorgresourceName
ldquoNamerdquo is derived from the URL of the source Wikipedia articlehttpenwikipediaorgwikiName
Examples httpdbpediaorgresourceBillie_Holiday httpenwikipediaorgwikiBillie_Holiday
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
ldquoFactsrdquo as RDF Triples A ldquohas namerdquo B Subject rarr Predicate rarr Object
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP httpxmlnscomfoaf01namerdquoO Richard Saul Wurman
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP lthttpdbpedia-owloccupationgtO lthttpdbpedia-owlArchitectgt
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Core of DBpedia consists of an infobox
An Infobox is a summary of article metadata
Infobox template
Infobox person|name = Name|image = personjpg|caption = ldquoThis is a personrdquo|website = httpwwwpersoncom
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Raw creates triples directly from infobox data Generic Algorithm based Retains property names used in infobox Properties identified by
Mapping Based maps against the DBpedia Ontology mapping data to community-curated DBpedia Ontology has ontology dbpedia-owl reference
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Extraction tools
DBpedia Information Extraction FrameworkhttpwikidbpediaorgDocumentation
DBpedia ApplicationshttpwikidbpediaorgApplications
DBpedia Mappings httpmappingsdbpediaorgindexphpMain_Page
Sourceforge DBpedia - Wikipedia Data Extractionhttpsourceforgenetprojectsdbpedia
- IA in Wikipedia
- Training Outline
- Training Outline Helpful Links
- Slide 4
- Information Architecture Article
- Information Architecture Article (2)
- Slide 7
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
- Slide 14
- User Pages
- User Pages (2)
- User Pages (3)
- Slide 18
- Editing the Sandbox
- References and Citations ndashFootnotes
- References and Citations - Footnote
- References and Citations ndash Your Turn
- Copyright and Wikipedia
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons (2)
- Slide 26
- Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
- Wikipedia Conduct Policies
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies
- Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (2)
- Basic Rules Reliable Source
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (3)
- Basic Rules Notability
- Content Guidelines
- Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
- Slide 37
- Slide 38
- Slide 39
- Wikidata
- Wikidata Tools
- DBpedia
- Linked Open Data Cloud
- DBpedia (2)
- Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
- Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
- Extracting DBPedia Components
- Extracting DBPedia Components (2)
- Extracting DBPedia Components (3)
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Every image has a description page which indicates the license under which it is released or if it is non-free the rationale under which it is used
Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
POLICIES AND GUIDELINES
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaList_of_policies
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
Wikipedia is an Encyclopedia
Neutral Point of View
Free Content Anyone can see use and edit
Editors should treat each other with Respect and Civility
Wikipedia has No Firm Rules
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaFive_pillars
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Wikipedia Conduct Policies
Civility
Clean start
Consensus
Dispute resolution
Edit warring
Editing policy
Harassment
No personal attacks
Ownership of articles
Sock puppetry
Username policy
Vandalism
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaList_of_policiesConduct
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Neutral point of view ndash All Wikipedia articles and other encyclopedic content must be written from a neutral point of view representing significant views fairly proportionately and without bias
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNeutral_point_of_view
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If you think you have a Conflict Of Interest (COI) donrsquot or edit create the article Ask someone else
Find a related article and use the Talk page to request the article
This includes Person pages Companies you work for Books you wrote etc
Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Verifiability ndash Material challenged or likely to be challenged and all quotations must be attributed to a reliable published source In Wikipedia verifiability means that people reading and editing the encyclopedia can check that information comes from a reliable source
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiability
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If available academic and peer-reviewed publications are usually the most reliable sources
Other reliable sources includebull university-level textbooksbull books published by respected publishing
housesbull magazinesbull journalsbull mainstream newspapers
More information here httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiabilityWhat_counts_as_a_reliable_source
Basic Rules Reliable Source
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No original research ndash Wikipedia does not publish original thought all material in Wikipedia must be attributable to a reliable published source Articles may not contain any new analysis or synthesis of published material that serves to advance a position not clearly advanced by the sources
BASIC RULES CORE CONTENT POLICIESBasic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNo_original_research
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BASIC RULES NOTABILITY
What if notability guidelines reproduce structural sexism and racism How can we address and amend this Who are we leaving out
Basic Rules Notability
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BASIC RULES NOTABILITYContent Guidelines
Cite sources
Do not create hoaxes
No full text of primary sources
Identify reliable sources
No plagiarism
No patent nonsense
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bull Post a question on a Wikipedia Userrsquos Talk page
bull Ask a question to the Wikipedia Teahouse question board
bull Resolving disputes WikipediaDispute resolution WikipediaEtiquette WikipediaStaying cool when the editing gets hot
Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Over the next few weeks add some well-cited sentences and paragraphs to articles in your area of expertise
In the following slides wersquoll offer some guidelines and helpful tips about editing Wikipedia articles
WHAT NOW BE BOLD
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WHAT NOW Start Editing
Join WikiProject Information ArchitecturehttpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaWikiProject_Information_Architecture
Find an article in need of improvement and add it to WikiProject Information Architecture or pick one from the project list
Tag the Talk page of an article with the WikiProject Information Architecture category Insert [[CategoryWikiProject_Information_Architecture]]
Research citations on a person or topic that interests you
Suggest citations or content on the Talk page of an article
Fix typos and grammatical errors on existing articles
If you are feeling bold create a new article Try out your Sandbox
Ask for help if you need it
Are You Hooked Find a Wikipedia Meetup near you athttpsnewikipediaorgwikiWikipediaMeetup
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WikiData and DBpedia
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Wikidata is a free knowledgebase that anyone can edit
bull Wikidata acts as a central storage for the structured data of its sister sites Wikipedia Wikimedia Wikisource etc
bull Wikidata items link to external database through identifier properties
bull Wikidata supports FRBR and other ontologies
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata
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bull Toolshttptoolswmflabsorghaydirectorysearchwikidata
bull GadgetshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsGadgets
bull User ScriptshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsUser_script
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata Tools
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
DBpedia
DBpedia is the major hub (largest repository of LOD)
Information derived from Wikipedia
Connected with other Linked datasets by over 50 million RDF links
Most widely used linking predicates owlsameAs
httpdbpediaorg
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Linked Open Data Cloud
Source httplod-cloudnet
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DBpedia
DBPedia Semantics 458 million ldquothings 583 million ldquofactsrdquo
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Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
Each thing in the DBpedia dataset is identified by a URIhttpdbpediaorgresourceName
ldquoNamerdquo is derived from the URL of the source Wikipedia articlehttpenwikipediaorgwikiName
Examples httpdbpediaorgresourceBillie_Holiday httpenwikipediaorgwikiBillie_Holiday
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Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
ldquoFactsrdquo as RDF Triples A ldquohas namerdquo B Subject rarr Predicate rarr Object
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP httpxmlnscomfoaf01namerdquoO Richard Saul Wurman
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP lthttpdbpedia-owloccupationgtO lthttpdbpedia-owlArchitectgt
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Extracting DBPedia Components
Core of DBpedia consists of an infobox
An Infobox is a summary of article metadata
Infobox template
Infobox person|name = Name|image = personjpg|caption = ldquoThis is a personrdquo|website = httpwwwpersoncom
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Extracting DBPedia Components
Raw creates triples directly from infobox data Generic Algorithm based Retains property names used in infobox Properties identified by
Mapping Based maps against the DBpedia Ontology mapping data to community-curated DBpedia Ontology has ontology dbpedia-owl reference
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Extraction tools
DBpedia Information Extraction FrameworkhttpwikidbpediaorgDocumentation
DBpedia ApplicationshttpwikidbpediaorgApplications
DBpedia Mappings httpmappingsdbpediaorgindexphpMain_Page
Sourceforge DBpedia - Wikipedia Data Extractionhttpsourceforgenetprojectsdbpedia
- IA in Wikipedia
- Training Outline
- Training Outline Helpful Links
- Slide 4
- Information Architecture Article
- Information Architecture Article (2)
- Slide 7
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
- Slide 14
- User Pages
- User Pages (2)
- User Pages (3)
- Slide 18
- Editing the Sandbox
- References and Citations ndashFootnotes
- References and Citations - Footnote
- References and Citations ndash Your Turn
- Copyright and Wikipedia
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons (2)
- Slide 26
- Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
- Wikipedia Conduct Policies
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies
- Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (2)
- Basic Rules Reliable Source
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (3)
- Basic Rules Notability
- Content Guidelines
- Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
- Slide 37
- Slide 38
- Slide 39
- Wikidata
- Wikidata Tools
- DBpedia
- Linked Open Data Cloud
- DBpedia (2)
- Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
- Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
- Extracting DBPedia Components
- Extracting DBPedia Components (2)
- Extracting DBPedia Components (3)
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Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
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POLICIES AND GUIDELINES
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaList_of_policies
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Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
Wikipedia is an Encyclopedia
Neutral Point of View
Free Content Anyone can see use and edit
Editors should treat each other with Respect and Civility
Wikipedia has No Firm Rules
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaFive_pillars
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Wikipedia Conduct Policies
Civility
Clean start
Consensus
Dispute resolution
Edit warring
Editing policy
Harassment
No personal attacks
Ownership of articles
Sock puppetry
Username policy
Vandalism
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaList_of_policiesConduct
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Neutral point of view ndash All Wikipedia articles and other encyclopedic content must be written from a neutral point of view representing significant views fairly proportionately and without bias
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNeutral_point_of_view
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
If you think you have a Conflict Of Interest (COI) donrsquot or edit create the article Ask someone else
Find a related article and use the Talk page to request the article
This includes Person pages Companies you work for Books you wrote etc
Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Verifiability ndash Material challenged or likely to be challenged and all quotations must be attributed to a reliable published source In Wikipedia verifiability means that people reading and editing the encyclopedia can check that information comes from a reliable source
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiability
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If available academic and peer-reviewed publications are usually the most reliable sources
Other reliable sources includebull university-level textbooksbull books published by respected publishing
housesbull magazinesbull journalsbull mainstream newspapers
More information here httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiabilityWhat_counts_as_a_reliable_source
Basic Rules Reliable Source
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
No original research ndash Wikipedia does not publish original thought all material in Wikipedia must be attributable to a reliable published source Articles may not contain any new analysis or synthesis of published material that serves to advance a position not clearly advanced by the sources
BASIC RULES CORE CONTENT POLICIESBasic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNo_original_research
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BASIC RULES NOTABILITY
What if notability guidelines reproduce structural sexism and racism How can we address and amend this Who are we leaving out
Basic Rules Notability
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
BASIC RULES NOTABILITYContent Guidelines
Cite sources
Do not create hoaxes
No full text of primary sources
Identify reliable sources
No plagiarism
No patent nonsense
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Post a question on a Wikipedia Userrsquos Talk page
bull Ask a question to the Wikipedia Teahouse question board
bull Resolving disputes WikipediaDispute resolution WikipediaEtiquette WikipediaStaying cool when the editing gets hot
Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Over the next few weeks add some well-cited sentences and paragraphs to articles in your area of expertise
In the following slides wersquoll offer some guidelines and helpful tips about editing Wikipedia articles
WHAT NOW BE BOLD
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WHAT NOW Start Editing
Join WikiProject Information ArchitecturehttpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaWikiProject_Information_Architecture
Find an article in need of improvement and add it to WikiProject Information Architecture or pick one from the project list
Tag the Talk page of an article with the WikiProject Information Architecture category Insert [[CategoryWikiProject_Information_Architecture]]
Research citations on a person or topic that interests you
Suggest citations or content on the Talk page of an article
Fix typos and grammatical errors on existing articles
If you are feeling bold create a new article Try out your Sandbox
Ask for help if you need it
Are You Hooked Find a Wikipedia Meetup near you athttpsnewikipediaorgwikiWikipediaMeetup
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WikiData and DBpedia
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Wikidata is a free knowledgebase that anyone can edit
bull Wikidata acts as a central storage for the structured data of its sister sites Wikipedia Wikimedia Wikisource etc
bull Wikidata items link to external database through identifier properties
bull Wikidata supports FRBR and other ontologies
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Toolshttptoolswmflabsorghaydirectorysearchwikidata
bull GadgetshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsGadgets
bull User ScriptshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsUser_script
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata Tools
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
DBpedia
DBpedia is the major hub (largest repository of LOD)
Information derived from Wikipedia
Connected with other Linked datasets by over 50 million RDF links
Most widely used linking predicates owlsameAs
httpdbpediaorg
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Linked Open Data Cloud
Source httplod-cloudnet
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DBpedia
DBPedia Semantics 458 million ldquothings 583 million ldquofactsrdquo
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Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
Each thing in the DBpedia dataset is identified by a URIhttpdbpediaorgresourceName
ldquoNamerdquo is derived from the URL of the source Wikipedia articlehttpenwikipediaorgwikiName
Examples httpdbpediaorgresourceBillie_Holiday httpenwikipediaorgwikiBillie_Holiday
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Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
ldquoFactsrdquo as RDF Triples A ldquohas namerdquo B Subject rarr Predicate rarr Object
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP httpxmlnscomfoaf01namerdquoO Richard Saul Wurman
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP lthttpdbpedia-owloccupationgtO lthttpdbpedia-owlArchitectgt
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Extracting DBPedia Components
Core of DBpedia consists of an infobox
An Infobox is a summary of article metadata
Infobox template
Infobox person|name = Name|image = personjpg|caption = ldquoThis is a personrdquo|website = httpwwwpersoncom
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Extracting DBPedia Components
Raw creates triples directly from infobox data Generic Algorithm based Retains property names used in infobox Properties identified by
Mapping Based maps against the DBpedia Ontology mapping data to community-curated DBpedia Ontology has ontology dbpedia-owl reference
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Extraction tools
DBpedia Information Extraction FrameworkhttpwikidbpediaorgDocumentation
DBpedia ApplicationshttpwikidbpediaorgApplications
DBpedia Mappings httpmappingsdbpediaorgindexphpMain_Page
Sourceforge DBpedia - Wikipedia Data Extractionhttpsourceforgenetprojectsdbpedia
- IA in Wikipedia
- Training Outline
- Training Outline Helpful Links
- Slide 4
- Information Architecture Article
- Information Architecture Article (2)
- Slide 7
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
- Slide 14
- User Pages
- User Pages (2)
- User Pages (3)
- Slide 18
- Editing the Sandbox
- References and Citations ndashFootnotes
- References and Citations - Footnote
- References and Citations ndash Your Turn
- Copyright and Wikipedia
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons (2)
- Slide 26
- Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
- Wikipedia Conduct Policies
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies
- Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (2)
- Basic Rules Reliable Source
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (3)
- Basic Rules Notability
- Content Guidelines
- Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
- Slide 37
- Slide 38
- Slide 39
- Wikidata
- Wikidata Tools
- DBpedia
- Linked Open Data Cloud
- DBpedia (2)
- Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
- Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
- Extracting DBPedia Components
- Extracting DBPedia Components (2)
- Extracting DBPedia Components (3)
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POLICIES AND GUIDELINES
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaList_of_policies
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Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
Wikipedia is an Encyclopedia
Neutral Point of View
Free Content Anyone can see use and edit
Editors should treat each other with Respect and Civility
Wikipedia has No Firm Rules
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaFive_pillars
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Wikipedia Conduct Policies
Civility
Clean start
Consensus
Dispute resolution
Edit warring
Editing policy
Harassment
No personal attacks
Ownership of articles
Sock puppetry
Username policy
Vandalism
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaList_of_policiesConduct
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Neutral point of view ndash All Wikipedia articles and other encyclopedic content must be written from a neutral point of view representing significant views fairly proportionately and without bias
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNeutral_point_of_view
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
If you think you have a Conflict Of Interest (COI) donrsquot or edit create the article Ask someone else
Find a related article and use the Talk page to request the article
This includes Person pages Companies you work for Books you wrote etc
Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Verifiability ndash Material challenged or likely to be challenged and all quotations must be attributed to a reliable published source In Wikipedia verifiability means that people reading and editing the encyclopedia can check that information comes from a reliable source
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiability
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
If available academic and peer-reviewed publications are usually the most reliable sources
Other reliable sources includebull university-level textbooksbull books published by respected publishing
housesbull magazinesbull journalsbull mainstream newspapers
More information here httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiabilityWhat_counts_as_a_reliable_source
Basic Rules Reliable Source
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
No original research ndash Wikipedia does not publish original thought all material in Wikipedia must be attributable to a reliable published source Articles may not contain any new analysis or synthesis of published material that serves to advance a position not clearly advanced by the sources
BASIC RULES CORE CONTENT POLICIESBasic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNo_original_research
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BASIC RULES NOTABILITY
What if notability guidelines reproduce structural sexism and racism How can we address and amend this Who are we leaving out
Basic Rules Notability
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
BASIC RULES NOTABILITYContent Guidelines
Cite sources
Do not create hoaxes
No full text of primary sources
Identify reliable sources
No plagiarism
No patent nonsense
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Post a question on a Wikipedia Userrsquos Talk page
bull Ask a question to the Wikipedia Teahouse question board
bull Resolving disputes WikipediaDispute resolution WikipediaEtiquette WikipediaStaying cool when the editing gets hot
Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Over the next few weeks add some well-cited sentences and paragraphs to articles in your area of expertise
In the following slides wersquoll offer some guidelines and helpful tips about editing Wikipedia articles
WHAT NOW BE BOLD
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WHAT NOW Start Editing
Join WikiProject Information ArchitecturehttpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaWikiProject_Information_Architecture
Find an article in need of improvement and add it to WikiProject Information Architecture or pick one from the project list
Tag the Talk page of an article with the WikiProject Information Architecture category Insert [[CategoryWikiProject_Information_Architecture]]
Research citations on a person or topic that interests you
Suggest citations or content on the Talk page of an article
Fix typos and grammatical errors on existing articles
If you are feeling bold create a new article Try out your Sandbox
Ask for help if you need it
Are You Hooked Find a Wikipedia Meetup near you athttpsnewikipediaorgwikiWikipediaMeetup
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WikiData and DBpedia
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Wikidata is a free knowledgebase that anyone can edit
bull Wikidata acts as a central storage for the structured data of its sister sites Wikipedia Wikimedia Wikisource etc
bull Wikidata items link to external database through identifier properties
bull Wikidata supports FRBR and other ontologies
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Toolshttptoolswmflabsorghaydirectorysearchwikidata
bull GadgetshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsGadgets
bull User ScriptshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsUser_script
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata Tools
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
DBpedia
DBpedia is the major hub (largest repository of LOD)
Information derived from Wikipedia
Connected with other Linked datasets by over 50 million RDF links
Most widely used linking predicates owlsameAs
httpdbpediaorg
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Linked Open Data Cloud
Source httplod-cloudnet
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
DBpedia
DBPedia Semantics 458 million ldquothings 583 million ldquofactsrdquo
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
Each thing in the DBpedia dataset is identified by a URIhttpdbpediaorgresourceName
ldquoNamerdquo is derived from the URL of the source Wikipedia articlehttpenwikipediaorgwikiName
Examples httpdbpediaorgresourceBillie_Holiday httpenwikipediaorgwikiBillie_Holiday
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
ldquoFactsrdquo as RDF Triples A ldquohas namerdquo B Subject rarr Predicate rarr Object
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP httpxmlnscomfoaf01namerdquoO Richard Saul Wurman
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP lthttpdbpedia-owloccupationgtO lthttpdbpedia-owlArchitectgt
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Core of DBpedia consists of an infobox
An Infobox is a summary of article metadata
Infobox template
Infobox person|name = Name|image = personjpg|caption = ldquoThis is a personrdquo|website = httpwwwpersoncom
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Raw creates triples directly from infobox data Generic Algorithm based Retains property names used in infobox Properties identified by
Mapping Based maps against the DBpedia Ontology mapping data to community-curated DBpedia Ontology has ontology dbpedia-owl reference
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Extraction tools
DBpedia Information Extraction FrameworkhttpwikidbpediaorgDocumentation
DBpedia ApplicationshttpwikidbpediaorgApplications
DBpedia Mappings httpmappingsdbpediaorgindexphpMain_Page
Sourceforge DBpedia - Wikipedia Data Extractionhttpsourceforgenetprojectsdbpedia
- IA in Wikipedia
- Training Outline
- Training Outline Helpful Links
- Slide 4
- Information Architecture Article
- Information Architecture Article (2)
- Slide 7
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
- Slide 14
- User Pages
- User Pages (2)
- User Pages (3)
- Slide 18
- Editing the Sandbox
- References and Citations ndashFootnotes
- References and Citations - Footnote
- References and Citations ndash Your Turn
- Copyright and Wikipedia
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons (2)
- Slide 26
- Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
- Wikipedia Conduct Policies
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies
- Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (2)
- Basic Rules Reliable Source
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (3)
- Basic Rules Notability
- Content Guidelines
- Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
- Slide 37
- Slide 38
- Slide 39
- Wikidata
- Wikidata Tools
- DBpedia
- Linked Open Data Cloud
- DBpedia (2)
- Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
- Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
- Extracting DBPedia Components
- Extracting DBPedia Components (2)
- Extracting DBPedia Components (3)
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
Wikipedia is an Encyclopedia
Neutral Point of View
Free Content Anyone can see use and edit
Editors should treat each other with Respect and Civility
Wikipedia has No Firm Rules
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaFive_pillars
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Wikipedia Conduct Policies
Civility
Clean start
Consensus
Dispute resolution
Edit warring
Editing policy
Harassment
No personal attacks
Ownership of articles
Sock puppetry
Username policy
Vandalism
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaList_of_policiesConduct
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Neutral point of view ndash All Wikipedia articles and other encyclopedic content must be written from a neutral point of view representing significant views fairly proportionately and without bias
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNeutral_point_of_view
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
If you think you have a Conflict Of Interest (COI) donrsquot or edit create the article Ask someone else
Find a related article and use the Talk page to request the article
This includes Person pages Companies you work for Books you wrote etc
Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Verifiability ndash Material challenged or likely to be challenged and all quotations must be attributed to a reliable published source In Wikipedia verifiability means that people reading and editing the encyclopedia can check that information comes from a reliable source
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiability
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
If available academic and peer-reviewed publications are usually the most reliable sources
Other reliable sources includebull university-level textbooksbull books published by respected publishing
housesbull magazinesbull journalsbull mainstream newspapers
More information here httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiabilityWhat_counts_as_a_reliable_source
Basic Rules Reliable Source
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
No original research ndash Wikipedia does not publish original thought all material in Wikipedia must be attributable to a reliable published source Articles may not contain any new analysis or synthesis of published material that serves to advance a position not clearly advanced by the sources
BASIC RULES CORE CONTENT POLICIESBasic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNo_original_research
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
BASIC RULES NOTABILITY
What if notability guidelines reproduce structural sexism and racism How can we address and amend this Who are we leaving out
Basic Rules Notability
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
BASIC RULES NOTABILITYContent Guidelines
Cite sources
Do not create hoaxes
No full text of primary sources
Identify reliable sources
No plagiarism
No patent nonsense
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Post a question on a Wikipedia Userrsquos Talk page
bull Ask a question to the Wikipedia Teahouse question board
bull Resolving disputes WikipediaDispute resolution WikipediaEtiquette WikipediaStaying cool when the editing gets hot
Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Over the next few weeks add some well-cited sentences and paragraphs to articles in your area of expertise
In the following slides wersquoll offer some guidelines and helpful tips about editing Wikipedia articles
WHAT NOW BE BOLD
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WHAT NOW Start Editing
Join WikiProject Information ArchitecturehttpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaWikiProject_Information_Architecture
Find an article in need of improvement and add it to WikiProject Information Architecture or pick one from the project list
Tag the Talk page of an article with the WikiProject Information Architecture category Insert [[CategoryWikiProject_Information_Architecture]]
Research citations on a person or topic that interests you
Suggest citations or content on the Talk page of an article
Fix typos and grammatical errors on existing articles
If you are feeling bold create a new article Try out your Sandbox
Ask for help if you need it
Are You Hooked Find a Wikipedia Meetup near you athttpsnewikipediaorgwikiWikipediaMeetup
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WikiData and DBpedia
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Wikidata is a free knowledgebase that anyone can edit
bull Wikidata acts as a central storage for the structured data of its sister sites Wikipedia Wikimedia Wikisource etc
bull Wikidata items link to external database through identifier properties
bull Wikidata supports FRBR and other ontologies
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Toolshttptoolswmflabsorghaydirectorysearchwikidata
bull GadgetshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsGadgets
bull User ScriptshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsUser_script
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata Tools
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
DBpedia
DBpedia is the major hub (largest repository of LOD)
Information derived from Wikipedia
Connected with other Linked datasets by over 50 million RDF links
Most widely used linking predicates owlsameAs
httpdbpediaorg
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Linked Open Data Cloud
Source httplod-cloudnet
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
DBpedia
DBPedia Semantics 458 million ldquothings 583 million ldquofactsrdquo
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Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
Each thing in the DBpedia dataset is identified by a URIhttpdbpediaorgresourceName
ldquoNamerdquo is derived from the URL of the source Wikipedia articlehttpenwikipediaorgwikiName
Examples httpdbpediaorgresourceBillie_Holiday httpenwikipediaorgwikiBillie_Holiday
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Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
ldquoFactsrdquo as RDF Triples A ldquohas namerdquo B Subject rarr Predicate rarr Object
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP httpxmlnscomfoaf01namerdquoO Richard Saul Wurman
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP lthttpdbpedia-owloccupationgtO lthttpdbpedia-owlArchitectgt
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Core of DBpedia consists of an infobox
An Infobox is a summary of article metadata
Infobox template
Infobox person|name = Name|image = personjpg|caption = ldquoThis is a personrdquo|website = httpwwwpersoncom
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Raw creates triples directly from infobox data Generic Algorithm based Retains property names used in infobox Properties identified by
Mapping Based maps against the DBpedia Ontology mapping data to community-curated DBpedia Ontology has ontology dbpedia-owl reference
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Extraction tools
DBpedia Information Extraction FrameworkhttpwikidbpediaorgDocumentation
DBpedia ApplicationshttpwikidbpediaorgApplications
DBpedia Mappings httpmappingsdbpediaorgindexphpMain_Page
Sourceforge DBpedia - Wikipedia Data Extractionhttpsourceforgenetprojectsdbpedia
- IA in Wikipedia
- Training Outline
- Training Outline Helpful Links
- Slide 4
- Information Architecture Article
- Information Architecture Article (2)
- Slide 7
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
- Slide 14
- User Pages
- User Pages (2)
- User Pages (3)
- Slide 18
- Editing the Sandbox
- References and Citations ndashFootnotes
- References and Citations - Footnote
- References and Citations ndash Your Turn
- Copyright and Wikipedia
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons (2)
- Slide 26
- Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
- Wikipedia Conduct Policies
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies
- Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (2)
- Basic Rules Reliable Source
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (3)
- Basic Rules Notability
- Content Guidelines
- Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
- Slide 37
- Slide 38
- Slide 39
- Wikidata
- Wikidata Tools
- DBpedia
- Linked Open Data Cloud
- DBpedia (2)
- Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
- Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
- Extracting DBPedia Components
- Extracting DBPedia Components (2)
- Extracting DBPedia Components (3)
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Wikipedia Conduct Policies
Civility
Clean start
Consensus
Dispute resolution
Edit warring
Editing policy
Harassment
No personal attacks
Ownership of articles
Sock puppetry
Username policy
Vandalism
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaList_of_policiesConduct
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Neutral point of view ndash All Wikipedia articles and other encyclopedic content must be written from a neutral point of view representing significant views fairly proportionately and without bias
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNeutral_point_of_view
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
If you think you have a Conflict Of Interest (COI) donrsquot or edit create the article Ask someone else
Find a related article and use the Talk page to request the article
This includes Person pages Companies you work for Books you wrote etc
Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Verifiability ndash Material challenged or likely to be challenged and all quotations must be attributed to a reliable published source In Wikipedia verifiability means that people reading and editing the encyclopedia can check that information comes from a reliable source
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiability
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
If available academic and peer-reviewed publications are usually the most reliable sources
Other reliable sources includebull university-level textbooksbull books published by respected publishing
housesbull magazinesbull journalsbull mainstream newspapers
More information here httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiabilityWhat_counts_as_a_reliable_source
Basic Rules Reliable Source
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
No original research ndash Wikipedia does not publish original thought all material in Wikipedia must be attributable to a reliable published source Articles may not contain any new analysis or synthesis of published material that serves to advance a position not clearly advanced by the sources
BASIC RULES CORE CONTENT POLICIESBasic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNo_original_research
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BASIC RULES NOTABILITY
What if notability guidelines reproduce structural sexism and racism How can we address and amend this Who are we leaving out
Basic Rules Notability
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
BASIC RULES NOTABILITYContent Guidelines
Cite sources
Do not create hoaxes
No full text of primary sources
Identify reliable sources
No plagiarism
No patent nonsense
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Post a question on a Wikipedia Userrsquos Talk page
bull Ask a question to the Wikipedia Teahouse question board
bull Resolving disputes WikipediaDispute resolution WikipediaEtiquette WikipediaStaying cool when the editing gets hot
Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Over the next few weeks add some well-cited sentences and paragraphs to articles in your area of expertise
In the following slides wersquoll offer some guidelines and helpful tips about editing Wikipedia articles
WHAT NOW BE BOLD
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WHAT NOW Start Editing
Join WikiProject Information ArchitecturehttpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaWikiProject_Information_Architecture
Find an article in need of improvement and add it to WikiProject Information Architecture or pick one from the project list
Tag the Talk page of an article with the WikiProject Information Architecture category Insert [[CategoryWikiProject_Information_Architecture]]
Research citations on a person or topic that interests you
Suggest citations or content on the Talk page of an article
Fix typos and grammatical errors on existing articles
If you are feeling bold create a new article Try out your Sandbox
Ask for help if you need it
Are You Hooked Find a Wikipedia Meetup near you athttpsnewikipediaorgwikiWikipediaMeetup
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WikiData and DBpedia
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Wikidata is a free knowledgebase that anyone can edit
bull Wikidata acts as a central storage for the structured data of its sister sites Wikipedia Wikimedia Wikisource etc
bull Wikidata items link to external database through identifier properties
bull Wikidata supports FRBR and other ontologies
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Toolshttptoolswmflabsorghaydirectorysearchwikidata
bull GadgetshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsGadgets
bull User ScriptshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsUser_script
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata Tools
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
DBpedia
DBpedia is the major hub (largest repository of LOD)
Information derived from Wikipedia
Connected with other Linked datasets by over 50 million RDF links
Most widely used linking predicates owlsameAs
httpdbpediaorg
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Linked Open Data Cloud
Source httplod-cloudnet
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DBpedia
DBPedia Semantics 458 million ldquothings 583 million ldquofactsrdquo
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Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
Each thing in the DBpedia dataset is identified by a URIhttpdbpediaorgresourceName
ldquoNamerdquo is derived from the URL of the source Wikipedia articlehttpenwikipediaorgwikiName
Examples httpdbpediaorgresourceBillie_Holiday httpenwikipediaorgwikiBillie_Holiday
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
ldquoFactsrdquo as RDF Triples A ldquohas namerdquo B Subject rarr Predicate rarr Object
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP httpxmlnscomfoaf01namerdquoO Richard Saul Wurman
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP lthttpdbpedia-owloccupationgtO lthttpdbpedia-owlArchitectgt
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Core of DBpedia consists of an infobox
An Infobox is a summary of article metadata
Infobox template
Infobox person|name = Name|image = personjpg|caption = ldquoThis is a personrdquo|website = httpwwwpersoncom
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Raw creates triples directly from infobox data Generic Algorithm based Retains property names used in infobox Properties identified by
Mapping Based maps against the DBpedia Ontology mapping data to community-curated DBpedia Ontology has ontology dbpedia-owl reference
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Extraction tools
DBpedia Information Extraction FrameworkhttpwikidbpediaorgDocumentation
DBpedia ApplicationshttpwikidbpediaorgApplications
DBpedia Mappings httpmappingsdbpediaorgindexphpMain_Page
Sourceforge DBpedia - Wikipedia Data Extractionhttpsourceforgenetprojectsdbpedia
- IA in Wikipedia
- Training Outline
- Training Outline Helpful Links
- Slide 4
- Information Architecture Article
- Information Architecture Article (2)
- Slide 7
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
- Slide 14
- User Pages
- User Pages (2)
- User Pages (3)
- Slide 18
- Editing the Sandbox
- References and Citations ndashFootnotes
- References and Citations - Footnote
- References and Citations ndash Your Turn
- Copyright and Wikipedia
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons (2)
- Slide 26
- Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
- Wikipedia Conduct Policies
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies
- Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (2)
- Basic Rules Reliable Source
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (3)
- Basic Rules Notability
- Content Guidelines
- Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
- Slide 37
- Slide 38
- Slide 39
- Wikidata
- Wikidata Tools
- DBpedia
- Linked Open Data Cloud
- DBpedia (2)
- Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
- Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
- Extracting DBPedia Components
- Extracting DBPedia Components (2)
- Extracting DBPedia Components (3)
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Neutral point of view ndash All Wikipedia articles and other encyclopedic content must be written from a neutral point of view representing significant views fairly proportionately and without bias
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNeutral_point_of_view
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
If you think you have a Conflict Of Interest (COI) donrsquot or edit create the article Ask someone else
Find a related article and use the Talk page to request the article
This includes Person pages Companies you work for Books you wrote etc
Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Verifiability ndash Material challenged or likely to be challenged and all quotations must be attributed to a reliable published source In Wikipedia verifiability means that people reading and editing the encyclopedia can check that information comes from a reliable source
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiability
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
If available academic and peer-reviewed publications are usually the most reliable sources
Other reliable sources includebull university-level textbooksbull books published by respected publishing
housesbull magazinesbull journalsbull mainstream newspapers
More information here httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiabilityWhat_counts_as_a_reliable_source
Basic Rules Reliable Source
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
No original research ndash Wikipedia does not publish original thought all material in Wikipedia must be attributable to a reliable published source Articles may not contain any new analysis or synthesis of published material that serves to advance a position not clearly advanced by the sources
BASIC RULES CORE CONTENT POLICIESBasic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNo_original_research
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
BASIC RULES NOTABILITY
What if notability guidelines reproduce structural sexism and racism How can we address and amend this Who are we leaving out
Basic Rules Notability
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
BASIC RULES NOTABILITYContent Guidelines
Cite sources
Do not create hoaxes
No full text of primary sources
Identify reliable sources
No plagiarism
No patent nonsense
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Post a question on a Wikipedia Userrsquos Talk page
bull Ask a question to the Wikipedia Teahouse question board
bull Resolving disputes WikipediaDispute resolution WikipediaEtiquette WikipediaStaying cool when the editing gets hot
Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Over the next few weeks add some well-cited sentences and paragraphs to articles in your area of expertise
In the following slides wersquoll offer some guidelines and helpful tips about editing Wikipedia articles
WHAT NOW BE BOLD
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WHAT NOW Start Editing
Join WikiProject Information ArchitecturehttpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaWikiProject_Information_Architecture
Find an article in need of improvement and add it to WikiProject Information Architecture or pick one from the project list
Tag the Talk page of an article with the WikiProject Information Architecture category Insert [[CategoryWikiProject_Information_Architecture]]
Research citations on a person or topic that interests you
Suggest citations or content on the Talk page of an article
Fix typos and grammatical errors on existing articles
If you are feeling bold create a new article Try out your Sandbox
Ask for help if you need it
Are You Hooked Find a Wikipedia Meetup near you athttpsnewikipediaorgwikiWikipediaMeetup
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WikiData and DBpedia
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Wikidata is a free knowledgebase that anyone can edit
bull Wikidata acts as a central storage for the structured data of its sister sites Wikipedia Wikimedia Wikisource etc
bull Wikidata items link to external database through identifier properties
bull Wikidata supports FRBR and other ontologies
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Toolshttptoolswmflabsorghaydirectorysearchwikidata
bull GadgetshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsGadgets
bull User ScriptshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsUser_script
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata Tools
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
DBpedia
DBpedia is the major hub (largest repository of LOD)
Information derived from Wikipedia
Connected with other Linked datasets by over 50 million RDF links
Most widely used linking predicates owlsameAs
httpdbpediaorg
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Linked Open Data Cloud
Source httplod-cloudnet
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
DBpedia
DBPedia Semantics 458 million ldquothings 583 million ldquofactsrdquo
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
Each thing in the DBpedia dataset is identified by a URIhttpdbpediaorgresourceName
ldquoNamerdquo is derived from the URL of the source Wikipedia articlehttpenwikipediaorgwikiName
Examples httpdbpediaorgresourceBillie_Holiday httpenwikipediaorgwikiBillie_Holiday
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
ldquoFactsrdquo as RDF Triples A ldquohas namerdquo B Subject rarr Predicate rarr Object
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP httpxmlnscomfoaf01namerdquoO Richard Saul Wurman
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP lthttpdbpedia-owloccupationgtO lthttpdbpedia-owlArchitectgt
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Core of DBpedia consists of an infobox
An Infobox is a summary of article metadata
Infobox template
Infobox person|name = Name|image = personjpg|caption = ldquoThis is a personrdquo|website = httpwwwpersoncom
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Raw creates triples directly from infobox data Generic Algorithm based Retains property names used in infobox Properties identified by
Mapping Based maps against the DBpedia Ontology mapping data to community-curated DBpedia Ontology has ontology dbpedia-owl reference
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Extraction tools
DBpedia Information Extraction FrameworkhttpwikidbpediaorgDocumentation
DBpedia ApplicationshttpwikidbpediaorgApplications
DBpedia Mappings httpmappingsdbpediaorgindexphpMain_Page
Sourceforge DBpedia - Wikipedia Data Extractionhttpsourceforgenetprojectsdbpedia
- IA in Wikipedia
- Training Outline
- Training Outline Helpful Links
- Slide 4
- Information Architecture Article
- Information Architecture Article (2)
- Slide 7
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
- Slide 14
- User Pages
- User Pages (2)
- User Pages (3)
- Slide 18
- Editing the Sandbox
- References and Citations ndashFootnotes
- References and Citations - Footnote
- References and Citations ndash Your Turn
- Copyright and Wikipedia
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons (2)
- Slide 26
- Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
- Wikipedia Conduct Policies
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies
- Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (2)
- Basic Rules Reliable Source
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (3)
- Basic Rules Notability
- Content Guidelines
- Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
- Slide 37
- Slide 38
- Slide 39
- Wikidata
- Wikidata Tools
- DBpedia
- Linked Open Data Cloud
- DBpedia (2)
- Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
- Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
- Extracting DBPedia Components
- Extracting DBPedia Components (2)
- Extracting DBPedia Components (3)
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
If you think you have a Conflict Of Interest (COI) donrsquot or edit create the article Ask someone else
Find a related article and use the Talk page to request the article
This includes Person pages Companies you work for Books you wrote etc
Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Verifiability ndash Material challenged or likely to be challenged and all quotations must be attributed to a reliable published source In Wikipedia verifiability means that people reading and editing the encyclopedia can check that information comes from a reliable source
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiability
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
If available academic and peer-reviewed publications are usually the most reliable sources
Other reliable sources includebull university-level textbooksbull books published by respected publishing
housesbull magazinesbull journalsbull mainstream newspapers
More information here httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiabilityWhat_counts_as_a_reliable_source
Basic Rules Reliable Source
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
No original research ndash Wikipedia does not publish original thought all material in Wikipedia must be attributable to a reliable published source Articles may not contain any new analysis or synthesis of published material that serves to advance a position not clearly advanced by the sources
BASIC RULES CORE CONTENT POLICIESBasic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNo_original_research
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
BASIC RULES NOTABILITY
What if notability guidelines reproduce structural sexism and racism How can we address and amend this Who are we leaving out
Basic Rules Notability
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
BASIC RULES NOTABILITYContent Guidelines
Cite sources
Do not create hoaxes
No full text of primary sources
Identify reliable sources
No plagiarism
No patent nonsense
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Post a question on a Wikipedia Userrsquos Talk page
bull Ask a question to the Wikipedia Teahouse question board
bull Resolving disputes WikipediaDispute resolution WikipediaEtiquette WikipediaStaying cool when the editing gets hot
Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Over the next few weeks add some well-cited sentences and paragraphs to articles in your area of expertise
In the following slides wersquoll offer some guidelines and helpful tips about editing Wikipedia articles
WHAT NOW BE BOLD
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WHAT NOW Start Editing
Join WikiProject Information ArchitecturehttpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaWikiProject_Information_Architecture
Find an article in need of improvement and add it to WikiProject Information Architecture or pick one from the project list
Tag the Talk page of an article with the WikiProject Information Architecture category Insert [[CategoryWikiProject_Information_Architecture]]
Research citations on a person or topic that interests you
Suggest citations or content on the Talk page of an article
Fix typos and grammatical errors on existing articles
If you are feeling bold create a new article Try out your Sandbox
Ask for help if you need it
Are You Hooked Find a Wikipedia Meetup near you athttpsnewikipediaorgwikiWikipediaMeetup
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WikiData and DBpedia
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Wikidata is a free knowledgebase that anyone can edit
bull Wikidata acts as a central storage for the structured data of its sister sites Wikipedia Wikimedia Wikisource etc
bull Wikidata items link to external database through identifier properties
bull Wikidata supports FRBR and other ontologies
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Toolshttptoolswmflabsorghaydirectorysearchwikidata
bull GadgetshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsGadgets
bull User ScriptshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsUser_script
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata Tools
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
DBpedia
DBpedia is the major hub (largest repository of LOD)
Information derived from Wikipedia
Connected with other Linked datasets by over 50 million RDF links
Most widely used linking predicates owlsameAs
httpdbpediaorg
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Linked Open Data Cloud
Source httplod-cloudnet
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
DBpedia
DBPedia Semantics 458 million ldquothings 583 million ldquofactsrdquo
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
Each thing in the DBpedia dataset is identified by a URIhttpdbpediaorgresourceName
ldquoNamerdquo is derived from the URL of the source Wikipedia articlehttpenwikipediaorgwikiName
Examples httpdbpediaorgresourceBillie_Holiday httpenwikipediaorgwikiBillie_Holiday
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
ldquoFactsrdquo as RDF Triples A ldquohas namerdquo B Subject rarr Predicate rarr Object
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP httpxmlnscomfoaf01namerdquoO Richard Saul Wurman
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP lthttpdbpedia-owloccupationgtO lthttpdbpedia-owlArchitectgt
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Core of DBpedia consists of an infobox
An Infobox is a summary of article metadata
Infobox template
Infobox person|name = Name|image = personjpg|caption = ldquoThis is a personrdquo|website = httpwwwpersoncom
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Raw creates triples directly from infobox data Generic Algorithm based Retains property names used in infobox Properties identified by
Mapping Based maps against the DBpedia Ontology mapping data to community-curated DBpedia Ontology has ontology dbpedia-owl reference
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Extraction tools
DBpedia Information Extraction FrameworkhttpwikidbpediaorgDocumentation
DBpedia ApplicationshttpwikidbpediaorgApplications
DBpedia Mappings httpmappingsdbpediaorgindexphpMain_Page
Sourceforge DBpedia - Wikipedia Data Extractionhttpsourceforgenetprojectsdbpedia
- IA in Wikipedia
- Training Outline
- Training Outline Helpful Links
- Slide 4
- Information Architecture Article
- Information Architecture Article (2)
- Slide 7
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
- Slide 14
- User Pages
- User Pages (2)
- User Pages (3)
- Slide 18
- Editing the Sandbox
- References and Citations ndashFootnotes
- References and Citations - Footnote
- References and Citations ndash Your Turn
- Copyright and Wikipedia
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons (2)
- Slide 26
- Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
- Wikipedia Conduct Policies
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies
- Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (2)
- Basic Rules Reliable Source
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (3)
- Basic Rules Notability
- Content Guidelines
- Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
- Slide 37
- Slide 38
- Slide 39
- Wikidata
- Wikidata Tools
- DBpedia
- Linked Open Data Cloud
- DBpedia (2)
- Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
- Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
- Extracting DBPedia Components
- Extracting DBPedia Components (2)
- Extracting DBPedia Components (3)
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Verifiability ndash Material challenged or likely to be challenged and all quotations must be attributed to a reliable published source In Wikipedia verifiability means that people reading and editing the encyclopedia can check that information comes from a reliable source
Basic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiability
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
If available academic and peer-reviewed publications are usually the most reliable sources
Other reliable sources includebull university-level textbooksbull books published by respected publishing
housesbull magazinesbull journalsbull mainstream newspapers
More information here httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiabilityWhat_counts_as_a_reliable_source
Basic Rules Reliable Source
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
No original research ndash Wikipedia does not publish original thought all material in Wikipedia must be attributable to a reliable published source Articles may not contain any new analysis or synthesis of published material that serves to advance a position not clearly advanced by the sources
BASIC RULES CORE CONTENT POLICIESBasic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNo_original_research
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
BASIC RULES NOTABILITY
What if notability guidelines reproduce structural sexism and racism How can we address and amend this Who are we leaving out
Basic Rules Notability
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
BASIC RULES NOTABILITYContent Guidelines
Cite sources
Do not create hoaxes
No full text of primary sources
Identify reliable sources
No plagiarism
No patent nonsense
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Post a question on a Wikipedia Userrsquos Talk page
bull Ask a question to the Wikipedia Teahouse question board
bull Resolving disputes WikipediaDispute resolution WikipediaEtiquette WikipediaStaying cool when the editing gets hot
Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Over the next few weeks add some well-cited sentences and paragraphs to articles in your area of expertise
In the following slides wersquoll offer some guidelines and helpful tips about editing Wikipedia articles
WHAT NOW BE BOLD
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WHAT NOW Start Editing
Join WikiProject Information ArchitecturehttpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaWikiProject_Information_Architecture
Find an article in need of improvement and add it to WikiProject Information Architecture or pick one from the project list
Tag the Talk page of an article with the WikiProject Information Architecture category Insert [[CategoryWikiProject_Information_Architecture]]
Research citations on a person or topic that interests you
Suggest citations or content on the Talk page of an article
Fix typos and grammatical errors on existing articles
If you are feeling bold create a new article Try out your Sandbox
Ask for help if you need it
Are You Hooked Find a Wikipedia Meetup near you athttpsnewikipediaorgwikiWikipediaMeetup
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WikiData and DBpedia
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Wikidata is a free knowledgebase that anyone can edit
bull Wikidata acts as a central storage for the structured data of its sister sites Wikipedia Wikimedia Wikisource etc
bull Wikidata items link to external database through identifier properties
bull Wikidata supports FRBR and other ontologies
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Toolshttptoolswmflabsorghaydirectorysearchwikidata
bull GadgetshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsGadgets
bull User ScriptshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsUser_script
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata Tools
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
DBpedia
DBpedia is the major hub (largest repository of LOD)
Information derived from Wikipedia
Connected with other Linked datasets by over 50 million RDF links
Most widely used linking predicates owlsameAs
httpdbpediaorg
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Linked Open Data Cloud
Source httplod-cloudnet
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
DBpedia
DBPedia Semantics 458 million ldquothings 583 million ldquofactsrdquo
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Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
Each thing in the DBpedia dataset is identified by a URIhttpdbpediaorgresourceName
ldquoNamerdquo is derived from the URL of the source Wikipedia articlehttpenwikipediaorgwikiName
Examples httpdbpediaorgresourceBillie_Holiday httpenwikipediaorgwikiBillie_Holiday
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Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
ldquoFactsrdquo as RDF Triples A ldquohas namerdquo B Subject rarr Predicate rarr Object
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP httpxmlnscomfoaf01namerdquoO Richard Saul Wurman
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP lthttpdbpedia-owloccupationgtO lthttpdbpedia-owlArchitectgt
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Core of DBpedia consists of an infobox
An Infobox is a summary of article metadata
Infobox template
Infobox person|name = Name|image = personjpg|caption = ldquoThis is a personrdquo|website = httpwwwpersoncom
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Raw creates triples directly from infobox data Generic Algorithm based Retains property names used in infobox Properties identified by
Mapping Based maps against the DBpedia Ontology mapping data to community-curated DBpedia Ontology has ontology dbpedia-owl reference
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Extraction tools
DBpedia Information Extraction FrameworkhttpwikidbpediaorgDocumentation
DBpedia ApplicationshttpwikidbpediaorgApplications
DBpedia Mappings httpmappingsdbpediaorgindexphpMain_Page
Sourceforge DBpedia - Wikipedia Data Extractionhttpsourceforgenetprojectsdbpedia
- IA in Wikipedia
- Training Outline
- Training Outline Helpful Links
- Slide 4
- Information Architecture Article
- Information Architecture Article (2)
- Slide 7
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
- Slide 14
- User Pages
- User Pages (2)
- User Pages (3)
- Slide 18
- Editing the Sandbox
- References and Citations ndashFootnotes
- References and Citations - Footnote
- References and Citations ndash Your Turn
- Copyright and Wikipedia
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons (2)
- Slide 26
- Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
- Wikipedia Conduct Policies
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies
- Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (2)
- Basic Rules Reliable Source
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (3)
- Basic Rules Notability
- Content Guidelines
- Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
- Slide 37
- Slide 38
- Slide 39
- Wikidata
- Wikidata Tools
- DBpedia
- Linked Open Data Cloud
- DBpedia (2)
- Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
- Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
- Extracting DBPedia Components
- Extracting DBPedia Components (2)
- Extracting DBPedia Components (3)
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
If available academic and peer-reviewed publications are usually the most reliable sources
Other reliable sources includebull university-level textbooksbull books published by respected publishing
housesbull magazinesbull journalsbull mainstream newspapers
More information here httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaVerifiabilityWhat_counts_as_a_reliable_source
Basic Rules Reliable Source
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
No original research ndash Wikipedia does not publish original thought all material in Wikipedia must be attributable to a reliable published source Articles may not contain any new analysis or synthesis of published material that serves to advance a position not clearly advanced by the sources
BASIC RULES CORE CONTENT POLICIESBasic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNo_original_research
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BASIC RULES NOTABILITY
What if notability guidelines reproduce structural sexism and racism How can we address and amend this Who are we leaving out
Basic Rules Notability
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
BASIC RULES NOTABILITYContent Guidelines
Cite sources
Do not create hoaxes
No full text of primary sources
Identify reliable sources
No plagiarism
No patent nonsense
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Post a question on a Wikipedia Userrsquos Talk page
bull Ask a question to the Wikipedia Teahouse question board
bull Resolving disputes WikipediaDispute resolution WikipediaEtiquette WikipediaStaying cool when the editing gets hot
Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Over the next few weeks add some well-cited sentences and paragraphs to articles in your area of expertise
In the following slides wersquoll offer some guidelines and helpful tips about editing Wikipedia articles
WHAT NOW BE BOLD
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WHAT NOW Start Editing
Join WikiProject Information ArchitecturehttpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaWikiProject_Information_Architecture
Find an article in need of improvement and add it to WikiProject Information Architecture or pick one from the project list
Tag the Talk page of an article with the WikiProject Information Architecture category Insert [[CategoryWikiProject_Information_Architecture]]
Research citations on a person or topic that interests you
Suggest citations or content on the Talk page of an article
Fix typos and grammatical errors on existing articles
If you are feeling bold create a new article Try out your Sandbox
Ask for help if you need it
Are You Hooked Find a Wikipedia Meetup near you athttpsnewikipediaorgwikiWikipediaMeetup
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WikiData and DBpedia
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Wikidata is a free knowledgebase that anyone can edit
bull Wikidata acts as a central storage for the structured data of its sister sites Wikipedia Wikimedia Wikisource etc
bull Wikidata items link to external database through identifier properties
bull Wikidata supports FRBR and other ontologies
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Toolshttptoolswmflabsorghaydirectorysearchwikidata
bull GadgetshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsGadgets
bull User ScriptshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsUser_script
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata Tools
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
DBpedia
DBpedia is the major hub (largest repository of LOD)
Information derived from Wikipedia
Connected with other Linked datasets by over 50 million RDF links
Most widely used linking predicates owlsameAs
httpdbpediaorg
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Linked Open Data Cloud
Source httplod-cloudnet
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
DBpedia
DBPedia Semantics 458 million ldquothings 583 million ldquofactsrdquo
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Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
Each thing in the DBpedia dataset is identified by a URIhttpdbpediaorgresourceName
ldquoNamerdquo is derived from the URL of the source Wikipedia articlehttpenwikipediaorgwikiName
Examples httpdbpediaorgresourceBillie_Holiday httpenwikipediaorgwikiBillie_Holiday
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Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
ldquoFactsrdquo as RDF Triples A ldquohas namerdquo B Subject rarr Predicate rarr Object
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP httpxmlnscomfoaf01namerdquoO Richard Saul Wurman
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP lthttpdbpedia-owloccupationgtO lthttpdbpedia-owlArchitectgt
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Core of DBpedia consists of an infobox
An Infobox is a summary of article metadata
Infobox template
Infobox person|name = Name|image = personjpg|caption = ldquoThis is a personrdquo|website = httpwwwpersoncom
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Raw creates triples directly from infobox data Generic Algorithm based Retains property names used in infobox Properties identified by
Mapping Based maps against the DBpedia Ontology mapping data to community-curated DBpedia Ontology has ontology dbpedia-owl reference
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Extraction tools
DBpedia Information Extraction FrameworkhttpwikidbpediaorgDocumentation
DBpedia ApplicationshttpwikidbpediaorgApplications
DBpedia Mappings httpmappingsdbpediaorgindexphpMain_Page
Sourceforge DBpedia - Wikipedia Data Extractionhttpsourceforgenetprojectsdbpedia
- IA in Wikipedia
- Training Outline
- Training Outline Helpful Links
- Slide 4
- Information Architecture Article
- Information Architecture Article (2)
- Slide 7
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
- Slide 14
- User Pages
- User Pages (2)
- User Pages (3)
- Slide 18
- Editing the Sandbox
- References and Citations ndashFootnotes
- References and Citations - Footnote
- References and Citations ndash Your Turn
- Copyright and Wikipedia
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons (2)
- Slide 26
- Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
- Wikipedia Conduct Policies
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies
- Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (2)
- Basic Rules Reliable Source
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (3)
- Basic Rules Notability
- Content Guidelines
- Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
- Slide 37
- Slide 38
- Slide 39
- Wikidata
- Wikidata Tools
- DBpedia
- Linked Open Data Cloud
- DBpedia (2)
- Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
- Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
- Extracting DBPedia Components
- Extracting DBPedia Components (2)
- Extracting DBPedia Components (3)
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
No original research ndash Wikipedia does not publish original thought all material in Wikipedia must be attributable to a reliable published source Articles may not contain any new analysis or synthesis of published material that serves to advance a position not clearly advanced by the sources
BASIC RULES CORE CONTENT POLICIESBasic Rules Core Content Policies
httpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaNo_original_research
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BASIC RULES NOTABILITY
What if notability guidelines reproduce structural sexism and racism How can we address and amend this Who are we leaving out
Basic Rules Notability
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
BASIC RULES NOTABILITYContent Guidelines
Cite sources
Do not create hoaxes
No full text of primary sources
Identify reliable sources
No plagiarism
No patent nonsense
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Post a question on a Wikipedia Userrsquos Talk page
bull Ask a question to the Wikipedia Teahouse question board
bull Resolving disputes WikipediaDispute resolution WikipediaEtiquette WikipediaStaying cool when the editing gets hot
Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Over the next few weeks add some well-cited sentences and paragraphs to articles in your area of expertise
In the following slides wersquoll offer some guidelines and helpful tips about editing Wikipedia articles
WHAT NOW BE BOLD
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WHAT NOW Start Editing
Join WikiProject Information ArchitecturehttpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaWikiProject_Information_Architecture
Find an article in need of improvement and add it to WikiProject Information Architecture or pick one from the project list
Tag the Talk page of an article with the WikiProject Information Architecture category Insert [[CategoryWikiProject_Information_Architecture]]
Research citations on a person or topic that interests you
Suggest citations or content on the Talk page of an article
Fix typos and grammatical errors on existing articles
If you are feeling bold create a new article Try out your Sandbox
Ask for help if you need it
Are You Hooked Find a Wikipedia Meetup near you athttpsnewikipediaorgwikiWikipediaMeetup
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WikiData and DBpedia
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Wikidata is a free knowledgebase that anyone can edit
bull Wikidata acts as a central storage for the structured data of its sister sites Wikipedia Wikimedia Wikisource etc
bull Wikidata items link to external database through identifier properties
bull Wikidata supports FRBR and other ontologies
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Toolshttptoolswmflabsorghaydirectorysearchwikidata
bull GadgetshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsGadgets
bull User ScriptshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsUser_script
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata Tools
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
DBpedia
DBpedia is the major hub (largest repository of LOD)
Information derived from Wikipedia
Connected with other Linked datasets by over 50 million RDF links
Most widely used linking predicates owlsameAs
httpdbpediaorg
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Linked Open Data Cloud
Source httplod-cloudnet
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
DBpedia
DBPedia Semantics 458 million ldquothings 583 million ldquofactsrdquo
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Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
Each thing in the DBpedia dataset is identified by a URIhttpdbpediaorgresourceName
ldquoNamerdquo is derived from the URL of the source Wikipedia articlehttpenwikipediaorgwikiName
Examples httpdbpediaorgresourceBillie_Holiday httpenwikipediaorgwikiBillie_Holiday
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Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
ldquoFactsrdquo as RDF Triples A ldquohas namerdquo B Subject rarr Predicate rarr Object
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP httpxmlnscomfoaf01namerdquoO Richard Saul Wurman
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP lthttpdbpedia-owloccupationgtO lthttpdbpedia-owlArchitectgt
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Core of DBpedia consists of an infobox
An Infobox is a summary of article metadata
Infobox template
Infobox person|name = Name|image = personjpg|caption = ldquoThis is a personrdquo|website = httpwwwpersoncom
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Raw creates triples directly from infobox data Generic Algorithm based Retains property names used in infobox Properties identified by
Mapping Based maps against the DBpedia Ontology mapping data to community-curated DBpedia Ontology has ontology dbpedia-owl reference
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Extraction tools
DBpedia Information Extraction FrameworkhttpwikidbpediaorgDocumentation
DBpedia ApplicationshttpwikidbpediaorgApplications
DBpedia Mappings httpmappingsdbpediaorgindexphpMain_Page
Sourceforge DBpedia - Wikipedia Data Extractionhttpsourceforgenetprojectsdbpedia
- IA in Wikipedia
- Training Outline
- Training Outline Helpful Links
- Slide 4
- Information Architecture Article
- Information Architecture Article (2)
- Slide 7
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
- Slide 14
- User Pages
- User Pages (2)
- User Pages (3)
- Slide 18
- Editing the Sandbox
- References and Citations ndashFootnotes
- References and Citations - Footnote
- References and Citations ndash Your Turn
- Copyright and Wikipedia
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons (2)
- Slide 26
- Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
- Wikipedia Conduct Policies
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies
- Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (2)
- Basic Rules Reliable Source
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (3)
- Basic Rules Notability
- Content Guidelines
- Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
- Slide 37
- Slide 38
- Slide 39
- Wikidata
- Wikidata Tools
- DBpedia
- Linked Open Data Cloud
- DBpedia (2)
- Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
- Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
- Extracting DBPedia Components
- Extracting DBPedia Components (2)
- Extracting DBPedia Components (3)
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
BASIC RULES NOTABILITY
What if notability guidelines reproduce structural sexism and racism How can we address and amend this Who are we leaving out
Basic Rules Notability
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
BASIC RULES NOTABILITYContent Guidelines
Cite sources
Do not create hoaxes
No full text of primary sources
Identify reliable sources
No plagiarism
No patent nonsense
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Post a question on a Wikipedia Userrsquos Talk page
bull Ask a question to the Wikipedia Teahouse question board
bull Resolving disputes WikipediaDispute resolution WikipediaEtiquette WikipediaStaying cool when the editing gets hot
Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Over the next few weeks add some well-cited sentences and paragraphs to articles in your area of expertise
In the following slides wersquoll offer some guidelines and helpful tips about editing Wikipedia articles
WHAT NOW BE BOLD
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WHAT NOW Start Editing
Join WikiProject Information ArchitecturehttpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaWikiProject_Information_Architecture
Find an article in need of improvement and add it to WikiProject Information Architecture or pick one from the project list
Tag the Talk page of an article with the WikiProject Information Architecture category Insert [[CategoryWikiProject_Information_Architecture]]
Research citations on a person or topic that interests you
Suggest citations or content on the Talk page of an article
Fix typos and grammatical errors on existing articles
If you are feeling bold create a new article Try out your Sandbox
Ask for help if you need it
Are You Hooked Find a Wikipedia Meetup near you athttpsnewikipediaorgwikiWikipediaMeetup
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WikiData and DBpedia
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Wikidata is a free knowledgebase that anyone can edit
bull Wikidata acts as a central storage for the structured data of its sister sites Wikipedia Wikimedia Wikisource etc
bull Wikidata items link to external database through identifier properties
bull Wikidata supports FRBR and other ontologies
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Toolshttptoolswmflabsorghaydirectorysearchwikidata
bull GadgetshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsGadgets
bull User ScriptshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsUser_script
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata Tools
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
DBpedia
DBpedia is the major hub (largest repository of LOD)
Information derived from Wikipedia
Connected with other Linked datasets by over 50 million RDF links
Most widely used linking predicates owlsameAs
httpdbpediaorg
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Linked Open Data Cloud
Source httplod-cloudnet
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
DBpedia
DBPedia Semantics 458 million ldquothings 583 million ldquofactsrdquo
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
Each thing in the DBpedia dataset is identified by a URIhttpdbpediaorgresourceName
ldquoNamerdquo is derived from the URL of the source Wikipedia articlehttpenwikipediaorgwikiName
Examples httpdbpediaorgresourceBillie_Holiday httpenwikipediaorgwikiBillie_Holiday
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
ldquoFactsrdquo as RDF Triples A ldquohas namerdquo B Subject rarr Predicate rarr Object
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP httpxmlnscomfoaf01namerdquoO Richard Saul Wurman
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP lthttpdbpedia-owloccupationgtO lthttpdbpedia-owlArchitectgt
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Core of DBpedia consists of an infobox
An Infobox is a summary of article metadata
Infobox template
Infobox person|name = Name|image = personjpg|caption = ldquoThis is a personrdquo|website = httpwwwpersoncom
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Raw creates triples directly from infobox data Generic Algorithm based Retains property names used in infobox Properties identified by
Mapping Based maps against the DBpedia Ontology mapping data to community-curated DBpedia Ontology has ontology dbpedia-owl reference
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Extraction tools
DBpedia Information Extraction FrameworkhttpwikidbpediaorgDocumentation
DBpedia ApplicationshttpwikidbpediaorgApplications
DBpedia Mappings httpmappingsdbpediaorgindexphpMain_Page
Sourceforge DBpedia - Wikipedia Data Extractionhttpsourceforgenetprojectsdbpedia
- IA in Wikipedia
- Training Outline
- Training Outline Helpful Links
- Slide 4
- Information Architecture Article
- Information Architecture Article (2)
- Slide 7
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
- Slide 14
- User Pages
- User Pages (2)
- User Pages (3)
- Slide 18
- Editing the Sandbox
- References and Citations ndashFootnotes
- References and Citations - Footnote
- References and Citations ndash Your Turn
- Copyright and Wikipedia
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons (2)
- Slide 26
- Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
- Wikipedia Conduct Policies
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies
- Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (2)
- Basic Rules Reliable Source
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (3)
- Basic Rules Notability
- Content Guidelines
- Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
- Slide 37
- Slide 38
- Slide 39
- Wikidata
- Wikidata Tools
- DBpedia
- Linked Open Data Cloud
- DBpedia (2)
- Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
- Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
- Extracting DBPedia Components
- Extracting DBPedia Components (2)
- Extracting DBPedia Components (3)
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
BASIC RULES NOTABILITYContent Guidelines
Cite sources
Do not create hoaxes
No full text of primary sources
Identify reliable sources
No plagiarism
No patent nonsense
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Post a question on a Wikipedia Userrsquos Talk page
bull Ask a question to the Wikipedia Teahouse question board
bull Resolving disputes WikipediaDispute resolution WikipediaEtiquette WikipediaStaying cool when the editing gets hot
Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Over the next few weeks add some well-cited sentences and paragraphs to articles in your area of expertise
In the following slides wersquoll offer some guidelines and helpful tips about editing Wikipedia articles
WHAT NOW BE BOLD
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WHAT NOW Start Editing
Join WikiProject Information ArchitecturehttpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaWikiProject_Information_Architecture
Find an article in need of improvement and add it to WikiProject Information Architecture or pick one from the project list
Tag the Talk page of an article with the WikiProject Information Architecture category Insert [[CategoryWikiProject_Information_Architecture]]
Research citations on a person or topic that interests you
Suggest citations or content on the Talk page of an article
Fix typos and grammatical errors on existing articles
If you are feeling bold create a new article Try out your Sandbox
Ask for help if you need it
Are You Hooked Find a Wikipedia Meetup near you athttpsnewikipediaorgwikiWikipediaMeetup
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WikiData and DBpedia
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Wikidata is a free knowledgebase that anyone can edit
bull Wikidata acts as a central storage for the structured data of its sister sites Wikipedia Wikimedia Wikisource etc
bull Wikidata items link to external database through identifier properties
bull Wikidata supports FRBR and other ontologies
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Toolshttptoolswmflabsorghaydirectorysearchwikidata
bull GadgetshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsGadgets
bull User ScriptshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsUser_script
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata Tools
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
DBpedia
DBpedia is the major hub (largest repository of LOD)
Information derived from Wikipedia
Connected with other Linked datasets by over 50 million RDF links
Most widely used linking predicates owlsameAs
httpdbpediaorg
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Linked Open Data Cloud
Source httplod-cloudnet
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
DBpedia
DBPedia Semantics 458 million ldquothings 583 million ldquofactsrdquo
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
Each thing in the DBpedia dataset is identified by a URIhttpdbpediaorgresourceName
ldquoNamerdquo is derived from the URL of the source Wikipedia articlehttpenwikipediaorgwikiName
Examples httpdbpediaorgresourceBillie_Holiday httpenwikipediaorgwikiBillie_Holiday
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
ldquoFactsrdquo as RDF Triples A ldquohas namerdquo B Subject rarr Predicate rarr Object
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP httpxmlnscomfoaf01namerdquoO Richard Saul Wurman
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP lthttpdbpedia-owloccupationgtO lthttpdbpedia-owlArchitectgt
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Core of DBpedia consists of an infobox
An Infobox is a summary of article metadata
Infobox template
Infobox person|name = Name|image = personjpg|caption = ldquoThis is a personrdquo|website = httpwwwpersoncom
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Raw creates triples directly from infobox data Generic Algorithm based Retains property names used in infobox Properties identified by
Mapping Based maps against the DBpedia Ontology mapping data to community-curated DBpedia Ontology has ontology dbpedia-owl reference
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Extraction tools
DBpedia Information Extraction FrameworkhttpwikidbpediaorgDocumentation
DBpedia ApplicationshttpwikidbpediaorgApplications
DBpedia Mappings httpmappingsdbpediaorgindexphpMain_Page
Sourceforge DBpedia - Wikipedia Data Extractionhttpsourceforgenetprojectsdbpedia
- IA in Wikipedia
- Training Outline
- Training Outline Helpful Links
- Slide 4
- Information Architecture Article
- Information Architecture Article (2)
- Slide 7
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
- Slide 14
- User Pages
- User Pages (2)
- User Pages (3)
- Slide 18
- Editing the Sandbox
- References and Citations ndashFootnotes
- References and Citations - Footnote
- References and Citations ndash Your Turn
- Copyright and Wikipedia
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons (2)
- Slide 26
- Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
- Wikipedia Conduct Policies
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies
- Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (2)
- Basic Rules Reliable Source
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (3)
- Basic Rules Notability
- Content Guidelines
- Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
- Slide 37
- Slide 38
- Slide 39
- Wikidata
- Wikidata Tools
- DBpedia
- Linked Open Data Cloud
- DBpedia (2)
- Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
- Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
- Extracting DBPedia Components
- Extracting DBPedia Components (2)
- Extracting DBPedia Components (3)
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Post a question on a Wikipedia Userrsquos Talk page
bull Ask a question to the Wikipedia Teahouse question board
bull Resolving disputes WikipediaDispute resolution WikipediaEtiquette WikipediaStaying cool when the editing gets hot
Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
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Over the next few weeks add some well-cited sentences and paragraphs to articles in your area of expertise
In the following slides wersquoll offer some guidelines and helpful tips about editing Wikipedia articles
WHAT NOW BE BOLD
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WHAT NOW Start Editing
Join WikiProject Information ArchitecturehttpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaWikiProject_Information_Architecture
Find an article in need of improvement and add it to WikiProject Information Architecture or pick one from the project list
Tag the Talk page of an article with the WikiProject Information Architecture category Insert [[CategoryWikiProject_Information_Architecture]]
Research citations on a person or topic that interests you
Suggest citations or content on the Talk page of an article
Fix typos and grammatical errors on existing articles
If you are feeling bold create a new article Try out your Sandbox
Ask for help if you need it
Are You Hooked Find a Wikipedia Meetup near you athttpsnewikipediaorgwikiWikipediaMeetup
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WikiData and DBpedia
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Wikidata is a free knowledgebase that anyone can edit
bull Wikidata acts as a central storage for the structured data of its sister sites Wikipedia Wikimedia Wikisource etc
bull Wikidata items link to external database through identifier properties
bull Wikidata supports FRBR and other ontologies
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Toolshttptoolswmflabsorghaydirectorysearchwikidata
bull GadgetshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsGadgets
bull User ScriptshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsUser_script
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata Tools
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
DBpedia
DBpedia is the major hub (largest repository of LOD)
Information derived from Wikipedia
Connected with other Linked datasets by over 50 million RDF links
Most widely used linking predicates owlsameAs
httpdbpediaorg
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Linked Open Data Cloud
Source httplod-cloudnet
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DBpedia
DBPedia Semantics 458 million ldquothings 583 million ldquofactsrdquo
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Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
Each thing in the DBpedia dataset is identified by a URIhttpdbpediaorgresourceName
ldquoNamerdquo is derived from the URL of the source Wikipedia articlehttpenwikipediaorgwikiName
Examples httpdbpediaorgresourceBillie_Holiday httpenwikipediaorgwikiBillie_Holiday
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Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
ldquoFactsrdquo as RDF Triples A ldquohas namerdquo B Subject rarr Predicate rarr Object
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP httpxmlnscomfoaf01namerdquoO Richard Saul Wurman
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP lthttpdbpedia-owloccupationgtO lthttpdbpedia-owlArchitectgt
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Core of DBpedia consists of an infobox
An Infobox is a summary of article metadata
Infobox template
Infobox person|name = Name|image = personjpg|caption = ldquoThis is a personrdquo|website = httpwwwpersoncom
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Raw creates triples directly from infobox data Generic Algorithm based Retains property names used in infobox Properties identified by
Mapping Based maps against the DBpedia Ontology mapping data to community-curated DBpedia Ontology has ontology dbpedia-owl reference
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Extraction tools
DBpedia Information Extraction FrameworkhttpwikidbpediaorgDocumentation
DBpedia ApplicationshttpwikidbpediaorgApplications
DBpedia Mappings httpmappingsdbpediaorgindexphpMain_Page
Sourceforge DBpedia - Wikipedia Data Extractionhttpsourceforgenetprojectsdbpedia
- IA in Wikipedia
- Training Outline
- Training Outline Helpful Links
- Slide 4
- Information Architecture Article
- Information Architecture Article (2)
- Slide 7
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
- Slide 14
- User Pages
- User Pages (2)
- User Pages (3)
- Slide 18
- Editing the Sandbox
- References and Citations ndashFootnotes
- References and Citations - Footnote
- References and Citations ndash Your Turn
- Copyright and Wikipedia
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons (2)
- Slide 26
- Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
- Wikipedia Conduct Policies
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies
- Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (2)
- Basic Rules Reliable Source
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (3)
- Basic Rules Notability
- Content Guidelines
- Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
- Slide 37
- Slide 38
- Slide 39
- Wikidata
- Wikidata Tools
- DBpedia
- Linked Open Data Cloud
- DBpedia (2)
- Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
- Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
- Extracting DBPedia Components
- Extracting DBPedia Components (2)
- Extracting DBPedia Components (3)
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Over the next few weeks add some well-cited sentences and paragraphs to articles in your area of expertise
In the following slides wersquoll offer some guidelines and helpful tips about editing Wikipedia articles
WHAT NOW BE BOLD
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WHAT NOW Start Editing
Join WikiProject Information ArchitecturehttpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaWikiProject_Information_Architecture
Find an article in need of improvement and add it to WikiProject Information Architecture or pick one from the project list
Tag the Talk page of an article with the WikiProject Information Architecture category Insert [[CategoryWikiProject_Information_Architecture]]
Research citations on a person or topic that interests you
Suggest citations or content on the Talk page of an article
Fix typos and grammatical errors on existing articles
If you are feeling bold create a new article Try out your Sandbox
Ask for help if you need it
Are You Hooked Find a Wikipedia Meetup near you athttpsnewikipediaorgwikiWikipediaMeetup
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WikiData and DBpedia
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Wikidata is a free knowledgebase that anyone can edit
bull Wikidata acts as a central storage for the structured data of its sister sites Wikipedia Wikimedia Wikisource etc
bull Wikidata items link to external database through identifier properties
bull Wikidata supports FRBR and other ontologies
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Toolshttptoolswmflabsorghaydirectorysearchwikidata
bull GadgetshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsGadgets
bull User ScriptshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsUser_script
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata Tools
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
DBpedia
DBpedia is the major hub (largest repository of LOD)
Information derived from Wikipedia
Connected with other Linked datasets by over 50 million RDF links
Most widely used linking predicates owlsameAs
httpdbpediaorg
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Linked Open Data Cloud
Source httplod-cloudnet
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DBpedia
DBPedia Semantics 458 million ldquothings 583 million ldquofactsrdquo
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Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
Each thing in the DBpedia dataset is identified by a URIhttpdbpediaorgresourceName
ldquoNamerdquo is derived from the URL of the source Wikipedia articlehttpenwikipediaorgwikiName
Examples httpdbpediaorgresourceBillie_Holiday httpenwikipediaorgwikiBillie_Holiday
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Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
ldquoFactsrdquo as RDF Triples A ldquohas namerdquo B Subject rarr Predicate rarr Object
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP httpxmlnscomfoaf01namerdquoO Richard Saul Wurman
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP lthttpdbpedia-owloccupationgtO lthttpdbpedia-owlArchitectgt
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Core of DBpedia consists of an infobox
An Infobox is a summary of article metadata
Infobox template
Infobox person|name = Name|image = personjpg|caption = ldquoThis is a personrdquo|website = httpwwwpersoncom
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Raw creates triples directly from infobox data Generic Algorithm based Retains property names used in infobox Properties identified by
Mapping Based maps against the DBpedia Ontology mapping data to community-curated DBpedia Ontology has ontology dbpedia-owl reference
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Extraction tools
DBpedia Information Extraction FrameworkhttpwikidbpediaorgDocumentation
DBpedia ApplicationshttpwikidbpediaorgApplications
DBpedia Mappings httpmappingsdbpediaorgindexphpMain_Page
Sourceforge DBpedia - Wikipedia Data Extractionhttpsourceforgenetprojectsdbpedia
- IA in Wikipedia
- Training Outline
- Training Outline Helpful Links
- Slide 4
- Information Architecture Article
- Information Architecture Article (2)
- Slide 7
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
- Slide 14
- User Pages
- User Pages (2)
- User Pages (3)
- Slide 18
- Editing the Sandbox
- References and Citations ndashFootnotes
- References and Citations - Footnote
- References and Citations ndash Your Turn
- Copyright and Wikipedia
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons (2)
- Slide 26
- Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
- Wikipedia Conduct Policies
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies
- Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (2)
- Basic Rules Reliable Source
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (3)
- Basic Rules Notability
- Content Guidelines
- Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
- Slide 37
- Slide 38
- Slide 39
- Wikidata
- Wikidata Tools
- DBpedia
- Linked Open Data Cloud
- DBpedia (2)
- Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
- Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
- Extracting DBPedia Components
- Extracting DBPedia Components (2)
- Extracting DBPedia Components (3)
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WHAT NOW Start Editing
Join WikiProject Information ArchitecturehttpsenwikipediaorgwikiWikipediaWikiProject_Information_Architecture
Find an article in need of improvement and add it to WikiProject Information Architecture or pick one from the project list
Tag the Talk page of an article with the WikiProject Information Architecture category Insert [[CategoryWikiProject_Information_Architecture]]
Research citations on a person or topic that interests you
Suggest citations or content on the Talk page of an article
Fix typos and grammatical errors on existing articles
If you are feeling bold create a new article Try out your Sandbox
Ask for help if you need it
Are You Hooked Find a Wikipedia Meetup near you athttpsnewikipediaorgwikiWikipediaMeetup
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WikiData and DBpedia
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Wikidata is a free knowledgebase that anyone can edit
bull Wikidata acts as a central storage for the structured data of its sister sites Wikipedia Wikimedia Wikisource etc
bull Wikidata items link to external database through identifier properties
bull Wikidata supports FRBR and other ontologies
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Toolshttptoolswmflabsorghaydirectorysearchwikidata
bull GadgetshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsGadgets
bull User ScriptshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsUser_script
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata Tools
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
DBpedia
DBpedia is the major hub (largest repository of LOD)
Information derived from Wikipedia
Connected with other Linked datasets by over 50 million RDF links
Most widely used linking predicates owlsameAs
httpdbpediaorg
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Linked Open Data Cloud
Source httplod-cloudnet
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
DBpedia
DBPedia Semantics 458 million ldquothings 583 million ldquofactsrdquo
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Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
Each thing in the DBpedia dataset is identified by a URIhttpdbpediaorgresourceName
ldquoNamerdquo is derived from the URL of the source Wikipedia articlehttpenwikipediaorgwikiName
Examples httpdbpediaorgresourceBillie_Holiday httpenwikipediaorgwikiBillie_Holiday
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Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
ldquoFactsrdquo as RDF Triples A ldquohas namerdquo B Subject rarr Predicate rarr Object
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP httpxmlnscomfoaf01namerdquoO Richard Saul Wurman
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP lthttpdbpedia-owloccupationgtO lthttpdbpedia-owlArchitectgt
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Core of DBpedia consists of an infobox
An Infobox is a summary of article metadata
Infobox template
Infobox person|name = Name|image = personjpg|caption = ldquoThis is a personrdquo|website = httpwwwpersoncom
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Raw creates triples directly from infobox data Generic Algorithm based Retains property names used in infobox Properties identified by
Mapping Based maps against the DBpedia Ontology mapping data to community-curated DBpedia Ontology has ontology dbpedia-owl reference
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Extraction tools
DBpedia Information Extraction FrameworkhttpwikidbpediaorgDocumentation
DBpedia ApplicationshttpwikidbpediaorgApplications
DBpedia Mappings httpmappingsdbpediaorgindexphpMain_Page
Sourceforge DBpedia - Wikipedia Data Extractionhttpsourceforgenetprojectsdbpedia
- IA in Wikipedia
- Training Outline
- Training Outline Helpful Links
- Slide 4
- Information Architecture Article
- Information Architecture Article (2)
- Slide 7
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
- Slide 14
- User Pages
- User Pages (2)
- User Pages (3)
- Slide 18
- Editing the Sandbox
- References and Citations ndashFootnotes
- References and Citations - Footnote
- References and Citations ndash Your Turn
- Copyright and Wikipedia
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons (2)
- Slide 26
- Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
- Wikipedia Conduct Policies
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies
- Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (2)
- Basic Rules Reliable Source
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (3)
- Basic Rules Notability
- Content Guidelines
- Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
- Slide 37
- Slide 38
- Slide 39
- Wikidata
- Wikidata Tools
- DBpedia
- Linked Open Data Cloud
- DBpedia (2)
- Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
- Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
- Extracting DBPedia Components
- Extracting DBPedia Components (2)
- Extracting DBPedia Components (3)
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
WikiData and DBpedia
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Wikidata is a free knowledgebase that anyone can edit
bull Wikidata acts as a central storage for the structured data of its sister sites Wikipedia Wikimedia Wikisource etc
bull Wikidata items link to external database through identifier properties
bull Wikidata supports FRBR and other ontologies
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Toolshttptoolswmflabsorghaydirectorysearchwikidata
bull GadgetshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsGadgets
bull User ScriptshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsUser_script
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata Tools
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
DBpedia
DBpedia is the major hub (largest repository of LOD)
Information derived from Wikipedia
Connected with other Linked datasets by over 50 million RDF links
Most widely used linking predicates owlsameAs
httpdbpediaorg
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Linked Open Data Cloud
Source httplod-cloudnet
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
DBpedia
DBPedia Semantics 458 million ldquothings 583 million ldquofactsrdquo
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
Each thing in the DBpedia dataset is identified by a URIhttpdbpediaorgresourceName
ldquoNamerdquo is derived from the URL of the source Wikipedia articlehttpenwikipediaorgwikiName
Examples httpdbpediaorgresourceBillie_Holiday httpenwikipediaorgwikiBillie_Holiday
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
ldquoFactsrdquo as RDF Triples A ldquohas namerdquo B Subject rarr Predicate rarr Object
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP httpxmlnscomfoaf01namerdquoO Richard Saul Wurman
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP lthttpdbpedia-owloccupationgtO lthttpdbpedia-owlArchitectgt
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Core of DBpedia consists of an infobox
An Infobox is a summary of article metadata
Infobox template
Infobox person|name = Name|image = personjpg|caption = ldquoThis is a personrdquo|website = httpwwwpersoncom
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Raw creates triples directly from infobox data Generic Algorithm based Retains property names used in infobox Properties identified by
Mapping Based maps against the DBpedia Ontology mapping data to community-curated DBpedia Ontology has ontology dbpedia-owl reference
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Extraction tools
DBpedia Information Extraction FrameworkhttpwikidbpediaorgDocumentation
DBpedia ApplicationshttpwikidbpediaorgApplications
DBpedia Mappings httpmappingsdbpediaorgindexphpMain_Page
Sourceforge DBpedia - Wikipedia Data Extractionhttpsourceforgenetprojectsdbpedia
- IA in Wikipedia
- Training Outline
- Training Outline Helpful Links
- Slide 4
- Information Architecture Article
- Information Architecture Article (2)
- Slide 7
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
- Slide 14
- User Pages
- User Pages (2)
- User Pages (3)
- Slide 18
- Editing the Sandbox
- References and Citations ndashFootnotes
- References and Citations - Footnote
- References and Citations ndash Your Turn
- Copyright and Wikipedia
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons (2)
- Slide 26
- Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
- Wikipedia Conduct Policies
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies
- Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (2)
- Basic Rules Reliable Source
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (3)
- Basic Rules Notability
- Content Guidelines
- Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
- Slide 37
- Slide 38
- Slide 39
- Wikidata
- Wikidata Tools
- DBpedia
- Linked Open Data Cloud
- DBpedia (2)
- Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
- Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
- Extracting DBPedia Components
- Extracting DBPedia Components (2)
- Extracting DBPedia Components (3)
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Wikidata is a free knowledgebase that anyone can edit
bull Wikidata acts as a central storage for the structured data of its sister sites Wikipedia Wikimedia Wikisource etc
bull Wikidata items link to external database through identifier properties
bull Wikidata supports FRBR and other ontologies
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Toolshttptoolswmflabsorghaydirectorysearchwikidata
bull GadgetshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsGadgets
bull User ScriptshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsUser_script
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata Tools
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
DBpedia
DBpedia is the major hub (largest repository of LOD)
Information derived from Wikipedia
Connected with other Linked datasets by over 50 million RDF links
Most widely used linking predicates owlsameAs
httpdbpediaorg
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Linked Open Data Cloud
Source httplod-cloudnet
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
DBpedia
DBPedia Semantics 458 million ldquothings 583 million ldquofactsrdquo
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
Each thing in the DBpedia dataset is identified by a URIhttpdbpediaorgresourceName
ldquoNamerdquo is derived from the URL of the source Wikipedia articlehttpenwikipediaorgwikiName
Examples httpdbpediaorgresourceBillie_Holiday httpenwikipediaorgwikiBillie_Holiday
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
ldquoFactsrdquo as RDF Triples A ldquohas namerdquo B Subject rarr Predicate rarr Object
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP httpxmlnscomfoaf01namerdquoO Richard Saul Wurman
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP lthttpdbpedia-owloccupationgtO lthttpdbpedia-owlArchitectgt
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Core of DBpedia consists of an infobox
An Infobox is a summary of article metadata
Infobox template
Infobox person|name = Name|image = personjpg|caption = ldquoThis is a personrdquo|website = httpwwwpersoncom
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Raw creates triples directly from infobox data Generic Algorithm based Retains property names used in infobox Properties identified by
Mapping Based maps against the DBpedia Ontology mapping data to community-curated DBpedia Ontology has ontology dbpedia-owl reference
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Extraction tools
DBpedia Information Extraction FrameworkhttpwikidbpediaorgDocumentation
DBpedia ApplicationshttpwikidbpediaorgApplications
DBpedia Mappings httpmappingsdbpediaorgindexphpMain_Page
Sourceforge DBpedia - Wikipedia Data Extractionhttpsourceforgenetprojectsdbpedia
- IA in Wikipedia
- Training Outline
- Training Outline Helpful Links
- Slide 4
- Information Architecture Article
- Information Architecture Article (2)
- Slide 7
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
- Slide 14
- User Pages
- User Pages (2)
- User Pages (3)
- Slide 18
- Editing the Sandbox
- References and Citations ndashFootnotes
- References and Citations - Footnote
- References and Citations ndash Your Turn
- Copyright and Wikipedia
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons (2)
- Slide 26
- Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
- Wikipedia Conduct Policies
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies
- Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (2)
- Basic Rules Reliable Source
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (3)
- Basic Rules Notability
- Content Guidelines
- Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
- Slide 37
- Slide 38
- Slide 39
- Wikidata
- Wikidata Tools
- DBpedia
- Linked Open Data Cloud
- DBpedia (2)
- Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
- Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
- Extracting DBPedia Components
- Extracting DBPedia Components (2)
- Extracting DBPedia Components (3)
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
bull Toolshttptoolswmflabsorghaydirectorysearchwikidata
bull GadgetshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsGadgets
bull User ScriptshttpswwwwikidataorgwikiWikidataToolsUser_script
httpswwwwikidataorg
Wikidata Tools
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
DBpedia
DBpedia is the major hub (largest repository of LOD)
Information derived from Wikipedia
Connected with other Linked datasets by over 50 million RDF links
Most widely used linking predicates owlsameAs
httpdbpediaorg
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Linked Open Data Cloud
Source httplod-cloudnet
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
DBpedia
DBPedia Semantics 458 million ldquothings 583 million ldquofactsrdquo
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
Each thing in the DBpedia dataset is identified by a URIhttpdbpediaorgresourceName
ldquoNamerdquo is derived from the URL of the source Wikipedia articlehttpenwikipediaorgwikiName
Examples httpdbpediaorgresourceBillie_Holiday httpenwikipediaorgwikiBillie_Holiday
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
ldquoFactsrdquo as RDF Triples A ldquohas namerdquo B Subject rarr Predicate rarr Object
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP httpxmlnscomfoaf01namerdquoO Richard Saul Wurman
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP lthttpdbpedia-owloccupationgtO lthttpdbpedia-owlArchitectgt
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Core of DBpedia consists of an infobox
An Infobox is a summary of article metadata
Infobox template
Infobox person|name = Name|image = personjpg|caption = ldquoThis is a personrdquo|website = httpwwwpersoncom
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Raw creates triples directly from infobox data Generic Algorithm based Retains property names used in infobox Properties identified by
Mapping Based maps against the DBpedia Ontology mapping data to community-curated DBpedia Ontology has ontology dbpedia-owl reference
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Extraction tools
DBpedia Information Extraction FrameworkhttpwikidbpediaorgDocumentation
DBpedia ApplicationshttpwikidbpediaorgApplications
DBpedia Mappings httpmappingsdbpediaorgindexphpMain_Page
Sourceforge DBpedia - Wikipedia Data Extractionhttpsourceforgenetprojectsdbpedia
- IA in Wikipedia
- Training Outline
- Training Outline Helpful Links
- Slide 4
- Information Architecture Article
- Information Architecture Article (2)
- Slide 7
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
- Slide 14
- User Pages
- User Pages (2)
- User Pages (3)
- Slide 18
- Editing the Sandbox
- References and Citations ndashFootnotes
- References and Citations - Footnote
- References and Citations ndash Your Turn
- Copyright and Wikipedia
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons (2)
- Slide 26
- Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
- Wikipedia Conduct Policies
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies
- Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (2)
- Basic Rules Reliable Source
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (3)
- Basic Rules Notability
- Content Guidelines
- Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
- Slide 37
- Slide 38
- Slide 39
- Wikidata
- Wikidata Tools
- DBpedia
- Linked Open Data Cloud
- DBpedia (2)
- Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
- Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
- Extracting DBPedia Components
- Extracting DBPedia Components (2)
- Extracting DBPedia Components (3)
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
DBpedia
DBpedia is the major hub (largest repository of LOD)
Information derived from Wikipedia
Connected with other Linked datasets by over 50 million RDF links
Most widely used linking predicates owlsameAs
httpdbpediaorg
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Linked Open Data Cloud
Source httplod-cloudnet
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DBpedia
DBPedia Semantics 458 million ldquothings 583 million ldquofactsrdquo
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Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
Each thing in the DBpedia dataset is identified by a URIhttpdbpediaorgresourceName
ldquoNamerdquo is derived from the URL of the source Wikipedia articlehttpenwikipediaorgwikiName
Examples httpdbpediaorgresourceBillie_Holiday httpenwikipediaorgwikiBillie_Holiday
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Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
ldquoFactsrdquo as RDF Triples A ldquohas namerdquo B Subject rarr Predicate rarr Object
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP httpxmlnscomfoaf01namerdquoO Richard Saul Wurman
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP lthttpdbpedia-owloccupationgtO lthttpdbpedia-owlArchitectgt
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Extracting DBPedia Components
Core of DBpedia consists of an infobox
An Infobox is a summary of article metadata
Infobox template
Infobox person|name = Name|image = personjpg|caption = ldquoThis is a personrdquo|website = httpwwwpersoncom
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Extracting DBPedia Components
Raw creates triples directly from infobox data Generic Algorithm based Retains property names used in infobox Properties identified by
Mapping Based maps against the DBpedia Ontology mapping data to community-curated DBpedia Ontology has ontology dbpedia-owl reference
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Extracting DBPedia Components
Extraction tools
DBpedia Information Extraction FrameworkhttpwikidbpediaorgDocumentation
DBpedia ApplicationshttpwikidbpediaorgApplications
DBpedia Mappings httpmappingsdbpediaorgindexphpMain_Page
Sourceforge DBpedia - Wikipedia Data Extractionhttpsourceforgenetprojectsdbpedia
- IA in Wikipedia
- Training Outline
- Training Outline Helpful Links
- Slide 4
- Information Architecture Article
- Information Architecture Article (2)
- Slide 7
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
- Slide 14
- User Pages
- User Pages (2)
- User Pages (3)
- Slide 18
- Editing the Sandbox
- References and Citations ndashFootnotes
- References and Citations - Footnote
- References and Citations ndash Your Turn
- Copyright and Wikipedia
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons (2)
- Slide 26
- Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
- Wikipedia Conduct Policies
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies
- Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (2)
- Basic Rules Reliable Source
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (3)
- Basic Rules Notability
- Content Guidelines
- Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
- Slide 37
- Slide 38
- Slide 39
- Wikidata
- Wikidata Tools
- DBpedia
- Linked Open Data Cloud
- DBpedia (2)
- Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
- Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
- Extracting DBPedia Components
- Extracting DBPedia Components (2)
- Extracting DBPedia Components (3)
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Linked Open Data Cloud
Source httplod-cloudnet
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DBpedia
DBPedia Semantics 458 million ldquothings 583 million ldquofactsrdquo
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Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
Each thing in the DBpedia dataset is identified by a URIhttpdbpediaorgresourceName
ldquoNamerdquo is derived from the URL of the source Wikipedia articlehttpenwikipediaorgwikiName
Examples httpdbpediaorgresourceBillie_Holiday httpenwikipediaorgwikiBillie_Holiday
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Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
ldquoFactsrdquo as RDF Triples A ldquohas namerdquo B Subject rarr Predicate rarr Object
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP httpxmlnscomfoaf01namerdquoO Richard Saul Wurman
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP lthttpdbpedia-owloccupationgtO lthttpdbpedia-owlArchitectgt
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Extracting DBPedia Components
Core of DBpedia consists of an infobox
An Infobox is a summary of article metadata
Infobox template
Infobox person|name = Name|image = personjpg|caption = ldquoThis is a personrdquo|website = httpwwwpersoncom
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Extracting DBPedia Components
Raw creates triples directly from infobox data Generic Algorithm based Retains property names used in infobox Properties identified by
Mapping Based maps against the DBpedia Ontology mapping data to community-curated DBpedia Ontology has ontology dbpedia-owl reference
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Extracting DBPedia Components
Extraction tools
DBpedia Information Extraction FrameworkhttpwikidbpediaorgDocumentation
DBpedia ApplicationshttpwikidbpediaorgApplications
DBpedia Mappings httpmappingsdbpediaorgindexphpMain_Page
Sourceforge DBpedia - Wikipedia Data Extractionhttpsourceforgenetprojectsdbpedia
- IA in Wikipedia
- Training Outline
- Training Outline Helpful Links
- Slide 4
- Information Architecture Article
- Information Architecture Article (2)
- Slide 7
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
- Slide 14
- User Pages
- User Pages (2)
- User Pages (3)
- Slide 18
- Editing the Sandbox
- References and Citations ndashFootnotes
- References and Citations - Footnote
- References and Citations ndash Your Turn
- Copyright and Wikipedia
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons (2)
- Slide 26
- Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
- Wikipedia Conduct Policies
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies
- Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (2)
- Basic Rules Reliable Source
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (3)
- Basic Rules Notability
- Content Guidelines
- Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
- Slide 37
- Slide 38
- Slide 39
- Wikidata
- Wikidata Tools
- DBpedia
- Linked Open Data Cloud
- DBpedia (2)
- Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
- Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
- Extracting DBPedia Components
- Extracting DBPedia Components (2)
- Extracting DBPedia Components (3)
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DBpedia
DBPedia Semantics 458 million ldquothings 583 million ldquofactsrdquo
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Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
Each thing in the DBpedia dataset is identified by a URIhttpdbpediaorgresourceName
ldquoNamerdquo is derived from the URL of the source Wikipedia articlehttpenwikipediaorgwikiName
Examples httpdbpediaorgresourceBillie_Holiday httpenwikipediaorgwikiBillie_Holiday
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Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
ldquoFactsrdquo as RDF Triples A ldquohas namerdquo B Subject rarr Predicate rarr Object
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP httpxmlnscomfoaf01namerdquoO Richard Saul Wurman
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP lthttpdbpedia-owloccupationgtO lthttpdbpedia-owlArchitectgt
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Extracting DBPedia Components
Core of DBpedia consists of an infobox
An Infobox is a summary of article metadata
Infobox template
Infobox person|name = Name|image = personjpg|caption = ldquoThis is a personrdquo|website = httpwwwpersoncom
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Extracting DBPedia Components
Raw creates triples directly from infobox data Generic Algorithm based Retains property names used in infobox Properties identified by
Mapping Based maps against the DBpedia Ontology mapping data to community-curated DBpedia Ontology has ontology dbpedia-owl reference
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Extracting DBPedia Components
Extraction tools
DBpedia Information Extraction FrameworkhttpwikidbpediaorgDocumentation
DBpedia ApplicationshttpwikidbpediaorgApplications
DBpedia Mappings httpmappingsdbpediaorgindexphpMain_Page
Sourceforge DBpedia - Wikipedia Data Extractionhttpsourceforgenetprojectsdbpedia
- IA in Wikipedia
- Training Outline
- Training Outline Helpful Links
- Slide 4
- Information Architecture Article
- Information Architecture Article (2)
- Slide 7
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
- Slide 14
- User Pages
- User Pages (2)
- User Pages (3)
- Slide 18
- Editing the Sandbox
- References and Citations ndashFootnotes
- References and Citations - Footnote
- References and Citations ndash Your Turn
- Copyright and Wikipedia
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons (2)
- Slide 26
- Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
- Wikipedia Conduct Policies
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies
- Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (2)
- Basic Rules Reliable Source
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (3)
- Basic Rules Notability
- Content Guidelines
- Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
- Slide 37
- Slide 38
- Slide 39
- Wikidata
- Wikidata Tools
- DBpedia
- Linked Open Data Cloud
- DBpedia (2)
- Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
- Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
- Extracting DBPedia Components
- Extracting DBPedia Components (2)
- Extracting DBPedia Components (3)
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Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
Each thing in the DBpedia dataset is identified by a URIhttpdbpediaorgresourceName
ldquoNamerdquo is derived from the URL of the source Wikipedia articlehttpenwikipediaorgwikiName
Examples httpdbpediaorgresourceBillie_Holiday httpenwikipediaorgwikiBillie_Holiday
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Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
ldquoFactsrdquo as RDF Triples A ldquohas namerdquo B Subject rarr Predicate rarr Object
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP httpxmlnscomfoaf01namerdquoO Richard Saul Wurman
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP lthttpdbpedia-owloccupationgtO lthttpdbpedia-owlArchitectgt
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Extracting DBPedia Components
Core of DBpedia consists of an infobox
An Infobox is a summary of article metadata
Infobox template
Infobox person|name = Name|image = personjpg|caption = ldquoThis is a personrdquo|website = httpwwwpersoncom
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Extracting DBPedia Components
Raw creates triples directly from infobox data Generic Algorithm based Retains property names used in infobox Properties identified by
Mapping Based maps against the DBpedia Ontology mapping data to community-curated DBpedia Ontology has ontology dbpedia-owl reference
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Extracting DBPedia Components
Extraction tools
DBpedia Information Extraction FrameworkhttpwikidbpediaorgDocumentation
DBpedia ApplicationshttpwikidbpediaorgApplications
DBpedia Mappings httpmappingsdbpediaorgindexphpMain_Page
Sourceforge DBpedia - Wikipedia Data Extractionhttpsourceforgenetprojectsdbpedia
- IA in Wikipedia
- Training Outline
- Training Outline Helpful Links
- Slide 4
- Information Architecture Article
- Information Architecture Article (2)
- Slide 7
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
- Slide 14
- User Pages
- User Pages (2)
- User Pages (3)
- Slide 18
- Editing the Sandbox
- References and Citations ndashFootnotes
- References and Citations - Footnote
- References and Citations ndash Your Turn
- Copyright and Wikipedia
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons (2)
- Slide 26
- Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
- Wikipedia Conduct Policies
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies
- Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (2)
- Basic Rules Reliable Source
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (3)
- Basic Rules Notability
- Content Guidelines
- Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
- Slide 37
- Slide 38
- Slide 39
- Wikidata
- Wikidata Tools
- DBpedia
- Linked Open Data Cloud
- DBpedia (2)
- Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
- Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
- Extracting DBPedia Components
- Extracting DBPedia Components (2)
- Extracting DBPedia Components (3)
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Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
ldquoFactsrdquo as RDF Triples A ldquohas namerdquo B Subject rarr Predicate rarr Object
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP httpxmlnscomfoaf01namerdquoO Richard Saul Wurman
S httpdbpediaorgresourceRichard_Saul_WurmanP lthttpdbpedia-owloccupationgtO lthttpdbpedia-owlArchitectgt
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Extracting DBPedia Components
Core of DBpedia consists of an infobox
An Infobox is a summary of article metadata
Infobox template
Infobox person|name = Name|image = personjpg|caption = ldquoThis is a personrdquo|website = httpwwwpersoncom
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Extracting DBPedia Components
Raw creates triples directly from infobox data Generic Algorithm based Retains property names used in infobox Properties identified by
Mapping Based maps against the DBpedia Ontology mapping data to community-curated DBpedia Ontology has ontology dbpedia-owl reference
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Extracting DBPedia Components
Extraction tools
DBpedia Information Extraction FrameworkhttpwikidbpediaorgDocumentation
DBpedia ApplicationshttpwikidbpediaorgApplications
DBpedia Mappings httpmappingsdbpediaorgindexphpMain_Page
Sourceforge DBpedia - Wikipedia Data Extractionhttpsourceforgenetprojectsdbpedia
- IA in Wikipedia
- Training Outline
- Training Outline Helpful Links
- Slide 4
- Information Architecture Article
- Information Architecture Article (2)
- Slide 7
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
- Slide 14
- User Pages
- User Pages (2)
- User Pages (3)
- Slide 18
- Editing the Sandbox
- References and Citations ndashFootnotes
- References and Citations - Footnote
- References and Citations ndash Your Turn
- Copyright and Wikipedia
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons (2)
- Slide 26
- Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
- Wikipedia Conduct Policies
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies
- Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (2)
- Basic Rules Reliable Source
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (3)
- Basic Rules Notability
- Content Guidelines
- Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
- Slide 37
- Slide 38
- Slide 39
- Wikidata
- Wikidata Tools
- DBpedia
- Linked Open Data Cloud
- DBpedia (2)
- Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
- Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
- Extracting DBPedia Components
- Extracting DBPedia Components (2)
- Extracting DBPedia Components (3)
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Extracting DBPedia Components
Core of DBpedia consists of an infobox
An Infobox is a summary of article metadata
Infobox template
Infobox person|name = Name|image = personjpg|caption = ldquoThis is a personrdquo|website = httpwwwpersoncom
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Extracting DBPedia Components
Raw creates triples directly from infobox data Generic Algorithm based Retains property names used in infobox Properties identified by
Mapping Based maps against the DBpedia Ontology mapping data to community-curated DBpedia Ontology has ontology dbpedia-owl reference
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Extracting DBPedia Components
Extraction tools
DBpedia Information Extraction FrameworkhttpwikidbpediaorgDocumentation
DBpedia ApplicationshttpwikidbpediaorgApplications
DBpedia Mappings httpmappingsdbpediaorgindexphpMain_Page
Sourceforge DBpedia - Wikipedia Data Extractionhttpsourceforgenetprojectsdbpedia
- IA in Wikipedia
- Training Outline
- Training Outline Helpful Links
- Slide 4
- Information Architecture Article
- Information Architecture Article (2)
- Slide 7
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
- Slide 14
- User Pages
- User Pages (2)
- User Pages (3)
- Slide 18
- Editing the Sandbox
- References and Citations ndashFootnotes
- References and Citations - Footnote
- References and Citations ndash Your Turn
- Copyright and Wikipedia
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons (2)
- Slide 26
- Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
- Wikipedia Conduct Policies
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies
- Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (2)
- Basic Rules Reliable Source
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (3)
- Basic Rules Notability
- Content Guidelines
- Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
- Slide 37
- Slide 38
- Slide 39
- Wikidata
- Wikidata Tools
- DBpedia
- Linked Open Data Cloud
- DBpedia (2)
- Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
- Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
- Extracting DBPedia Components
- Extracting DBPedia Components (2)
- Extracting DBPedia Components (3)
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Raw creates triples directly from infobox data Generic Algorithm based Retains property names used in infobox Properties identified by
Mapping Based maps against the DBpedia Ontology mapping data to community-curated DBpedia Ontology has ontology dbpedia-owl reference
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Extraction tools
DBpedia Information Extraction FrameworkhttpwikidbpediaorgDocumentation
DBpedia ApplicationshttpwikidbpediaorgApplications
DBpedia Mappings httpmappingsdbpediaorgindexphpMain_Page
Sourceforge DBpedia - Wikipedia Data Extractionhttpsourceforgenetprojectsdbpedia
- IA in Wikipedia
- Training Outline
- Training Outline Helpful Links
- Slide 4
- Information Architecture Article
- Information Architecture Article (2)
- Slide 7
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
- Slide 14
- User Pages
- User Pages (2)
- User Pages (3)
- Slide 18
- Editing the Sandbox
- References and Citations ndashFootnotes
- References and Citations - Footnote
- References and Citations ndash Your Turn
- Copyright and Wikipedia
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons (2)
- Slide 26
- Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
- Wikipedia Conduct Policies
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies
- Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (2)
- Basic Rules Reliable Source
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (3)
- Basic Rules Notability
- Content Guidelines
- Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
- Slide 37
- Slide 38
- Slide 39
- Wikidata
- Wikidata Tools
- DBpedia
- Linked Open Data Cloud
- DBpedia (2)
- Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
- Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
- Extracting DBPedia Components
- Extracting DBPedia Components (2)
- Extracting DBPedia Components (3)
SpeakerRate httpspkr8comt53931
Extracting DBPedia Components
Extraction tools
DBpedia Information Extraction FrameworkhttpwikidbpediaorgDocumentation
DBpedia ApplicationshttpwikidbpediaorgApplications
DBpedia Mappings httpmappingsdbpediaorgindexphpMain_Page
Sourceforge DBpedia - Wikipedia Data Extractionhttpsourceforgenetprojectsdbpedia
- IA in Wikipedia
- Training Outline
- Training Outline Helpful Links
- Slide 4
- Information Architecture Article
- Information Architecture Article (2)
- Slide 7
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Talk Page ndash Peer Review
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash View History
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page - Editing
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Edit Summary
- Anatomy of a Wikipedia Page ndash Show Preview
- Slide 14
- User Pages
- User Pages (2)
- User Pages (3)
- Slide 18
- Editing the Sandbox
- References and Citations ndashFootnotes
- References and Citations - Footnote
- References and Citations ndash Your Turn
- Copyright and Wikipedia
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons
- Copyright ndash Wikimedia Commons (2)
- Slide 26
- Wikipedia ndash 5 Pillars
- Wikipedia Conduct Policies
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies
- Basic Rules Conflict of Interest
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (2)
- Basic Rules Reliable Source
- Basic Rules Core Content Policies (3)
- Basic Rules Notability
- Content Guidelines
- Asking for Help and Resolving Disputes
- Slide 37
- Slide 38
- Slide 39
- Wikidata
- Wikidata Tools
- DBpedia
- Linked Open Data Cloud
- DBpedia (2)
- Dbpedia ldquoThingsrdquo
- Dbpedia ldquoFactsrdquo
- Extracting DBPedia Components
- Extracting DBPedia Components (2)
- Extracting DBPedia Components (3)
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