Programming With Semantic Web Languages
Semantic Web Languages can be a useful programming tool, and be used for creation and editing of E-Learning objects (Stutt and Motta, 2004). For enabling User Driven Programming, it’s necessary to experiment with using Semantic Web Languages as programming languages. The two main approaches that can be used are:-
Option 1 – To put all the data in Semantic Web languages e.g XML (eXtensible Markup Language) (W3C, 2007a), SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) (W3C, 2007c), RDF/XML (Resource Description Framework) (W3C, 2007b), OWL (Web Ontology Language) (Bechhofer and Carrol, 2004), and then display them using a programming language such as Flash, or Java (applets) – (Hale, 2007a).
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