Tools and publications related to linked data, semantic web, web of data, etc.
A collaboration of the Visualization and Interactive Systems, University of Stuttgart, Germany; the DEI Laboratory, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Spain; and Interactive Systems at University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany.
W3C Semantic Web group's webapp implementation of pyRDFa: parse RDFa from a URL, uploaded file, or text area; get bookmarklets to parse RDFa directly from the current page.
Open-source (font OFL, code MIT, docs CC BY) icon font and CSS toolkit. No JavaScript required. Documentation includes accessibility instructions/recommendations.
Social networking and career profiles/portfolios for software and web developers and designers. Automatically aggregates content from open-source project hosts, other social networks, e-learning and learn-to-program sites, app stores, etc.
Social-networking, career portfolios, and online resource sharing for programmers with recruiting facilities for tech companies. Emphasizes the ability to showcase individual projects.
Social networking, educational resource sharing, and badge-based achievement tracking for software developers and development teams.
User authentication via oauth.
Online career portfolios for entry-level job-seekers and organizations hiring entry-level employees. A project of the W.K. Kellogg Foundation currently operating in Baltimore and Chicago.
Online courses and open-access educational resources created by educators. Some colleges accept selected courses are for transfer credit. Topic areas include various college-level subjects, professional development, and K-12.
“…a non-profit created by founding partners Harvard and MIT. We're bringing the best of higher education to students around the world. EdX offers MOOCs and interactive online classes in subjects including law, history, science, engineering, business, social sciences, computer science, public health, and artificial intelligence…”
Search for the revision that added or deleted the specified text in a Wikipedia article and the user who is to blame. Great for fixing broken references.
Firefox add-on for visualizing connections to third-party websites (including cookies) that can indicate user-tracking. Users can select sites to block or add sites to a personal "watch" list.
Developed by Mozilla.
"A light-weight cross browser javascript microformats 2 parser
which can also be used in browser extensions."
Created by Glenn Jones and released under the MIT License.
Public-domain (CC0 1.0) collection of SVG icons and hexadecimal color codes for over 200 popular brands. Also includes CSS, LESS, SCSS with color variables, making it a sort of proto-framework.
A free (libre), open-source (GNU GPL), content management platform designed for group collaboration. Open Atrium is based on Drupal (running on Apache, with a MySQL database).
Open-source server applications packaged as self-contained Linux software appliances. Selection includes many development frameworks, webapps, and content management systems. Packages are available as virtual machine images or ISO disc images, allowing for implementation using software-as-a-service, a local virtual machines, or hardware installation.
Open-source server application packages for deployment as appliances (e.g., virtual machines) or sandboxed local installation on Linux, OS X, or Windows. Smaller application downloads are available to pair with LAMP, LAPP, and Ruby base stacks. Handy for test-driving applications.
MIT-licensed HTML5 template and CSS framework built for responsive design based on a 12-column grid. The boilerplate contains no JavaScript, just HTML, CSS and example site icons (favicon & iOS).
A MIT-licensed template for HTML5 websites that includes a lot of CSS and JS tweaks and optimizations. It provides support for JQuery, Google Analytics, old browsers, etc.
A free (libre), open-source (GNU LGPL) web-conferencing system developed with support from the Mozilla Foundation's WebFWD project. Designed for online education, BigBluebutton provides voice- and video-conferencing capabilities that include conference recording, presentation uploads, virtual whiteboard, and simultaneous webcam users.
The BigBlueButton server runs on Linux, but virtual machine images are available for running the server on other platforms.
Keeping your Facebook info private is getting harder and harder all the time—mostly because Facebook keeps trying to make it public. To help you out, we've created a comprehensive guide to keeping your Facebook locked down and in your control, and we're going to keep it updated whenever Facebook decides to add a new feature or change its privacy defaults… yet again.
The official CSS page at the W3 Consortium.
The "Learn & Use" page is crammed full of links to tutorials, articles, and events. The majority of resources are in English, but there appear to be a decent number in other languages as well.
This project offers a component which shows google calendars inside joomla. A module which displays the latest updated events as well as a module which shows the upcoming events is also provided. A module which embeds the google calendar is also available.
Omeka is a free, flexible, and open source web-publishing platform for the display of library, museum, archives, and scholarly collections and exhibitions. Its five-minute setup makes launching an online archive or exhibition as easy as launching a blog.
The Open Share icon conveys the act of sharing by visually representing one hand passing an object to another hand, as in "pass it on" or "sharing". The icon also represents an "eye", as in "look at this".
AChecker is a Web accessibility evalution tool designed to help Web content developers and Web application developers ensure their Web content is accessible to everyone regardless to the technology they may be using, or their abilities or disabilities.
The Functional Accessibilit Evaluator analyzes web resources for markup that is consistent with the use of DRES/CITES HTML best practices for development of functionally accessible web resources and resources that support interoperability. The HTML best practices are not a new standard, but rather a statement of techniques for implementation of the W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines and United States Federal Government Section 508 standards that not only improve accessibility for people with disabilities, but also the interoperability of web resources for everyone so all people benefit by having more options to access and use web resources.
"On Marketing, Technology, and the Christian World"
"CEO of The A Group, a media, technology and branding firm in Brentwood, TN…" who's clients are churches, ministries, and other Christian non-profits.
B. Klimek, N. Arndt, S. Krause, and T. Arndt. The 10th edition of the Language Resources and Evaluation Conference, 23-28 May 2016, Slovenia, Portorož, (2016)
D. Cowan, P. Alencar, F. McGarry, C. de Lucena, and I. Nunes. 2010 IEEE/WIC/ACM International Conference on Web Intelligence and Intelligent Agent Technology, page 528-532. IEEE Computer Society, (2010)