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Walk through of a single example building up an Open Annotation system with the Core specification. First of three slide decks.
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West Coast Open Annotation Rollout April 9th 2013, Stanford, CA, USA 1 Open Annotation Community Group
http://www.w3.org/community/openannotation/
Open Annotation Data Model: Core
Robert Sanderson azaroth42@gmail.com Los Alamos National Laboratory @azaroth42 Paolo Ciccarese paolo.ciccarese@gmail.com Harvard Medical School @paolociccarese (Community Group Co-Chairs)
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http://www.w3.org/community/openannotation/
What is Annotation?
An Annotation is considered to be a set of connected resources, typically including a body and target, where the body is related to the target.
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Highlighting, Bookmarking Commenting, Describing Tagging, Linking Classifying, Identifying Questioning, Replying Editing, Moderating
Users Annotate To:
…Provide an Aide-Memoire …Share and Inform …Improve Discovery …Organize Resources …Interact with Others …Create as well as Consume
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http://www.w3.org/community/openannotation/
Open Annotation Data Model
Follow along: http://www.openannotation.org/spec/core/
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Core Data Model
Annotation: The conceptual linkage between body and target Body: The comment or resource which is “about” the Target Target: The resource which is being discussed
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Core Data Model
Annotation: Represents the relationship between Body and Target
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Core Data Model
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Core Data Model
<x:MyAnno> a oa:Annotation ; oa:hasBody <http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fgg2tpUVbXQ> ; oa:hasTarget <http://zebu.uoregon.edu/hudf/hudf_300dpi.jpg> .
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Core Data Model: Types
Useful to know the general type of the Body and Target. Useful to know the media type of the representation. Recommendation to use Dublin Core Types vocabulary.
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Core Data Model: Types
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Core Data Model: Types
<x:MyAnno> a oa:Annotation ; oa:hasBody <http://www.youtube.com/…> ; oa:hasTarget <http://zebu.uoregon.edu/…> .
<http://www.youtube.com/…> a dctypes:MovingImage ; dc:format “application/flv” .
<http://zebu.uoregon.edu/…> a dctypes:Image ; dc:format “image/jpeg” .
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Core Data Model: Embedded Bodies
Many (existing and previous) systems embed textual bodies within the annotation document, as a literal string.
However Bodies are not just textual! However string literals are easy and currently common!
However literals aren’t part of the web architecture, and have no identity. You can’t associate arbitrary additional information with them!
However you don’t really need to. Resources will mean no one implements the data model!
However …
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Core Data Model: Embedded Bodies
Embed a text comment! With a string literal!
Reference a video file! With a URI!
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Core Data Model: Embedded Bodies
Solution: W3C’s Content in RDF specification
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Core Data Model: Embedded Bodies
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Core Data Model: Tagging
Tagging is the simplest form of Annotation Two forms:
• Plain Text Tags • Tagging with a string, typically a single word
• Semantic Tags • Tagging with URI that identifies a concept • Tagging with a document, standing for a concept
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Core Data Model: Tagging
Plain Text tagging uses Content in RDF, and adds the oa:Tag class
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Core Data Model: Tagging
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Core Data Model: Tagging
Semantic tagging uses the basic model, and adds the oa:SemanticTag class
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Core Data Model: Tagging
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Core Data Model: Tagging
Common to use a document as a “semantic” tag This is not good practice, and the data model adds an intermediate node
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Core Data Model: Tagging
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Core Data Model: Fragment URIs
Most non-tag Annotations are about segments of a resource Web Architecture uses URI Fragments to identify and describe segments Examples: • http://www.example.com/index.html#para1 • http://www.example.com/image.jpg#xywh=10,10,200,300
Good for simple segments, but not sufficient for all cases.
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Core Data Model: Fragment URIs
Fragment URIs use the basic model
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Core Data Model: Fragment URIs
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Core Data Model: Fragment URIs
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Core Data Model: No Body
Annotations may only have an implicit body Examples:
• Bookmarking • Highlighting
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Core Data Model: No Body
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Core Data Model: Multiple Bodies & Targets
Annotations may have multiple bodies and targets Each body applies individually to each target
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Core Data Model: Multiple Bodies & Targets
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Core Data Model: Provenance
It is important to record the provenance of the Annotation • Who was the person who created the annotation?
• Needed for spam, reputation models, etc. • When did they do it?
• Needed for synchronization • Who serialized the annotation to the document format?
• Useful for debugging, advertising • When did they serialize it?
• Deduplication, debugging, synchronization
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Core Data Model: Provenance
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Core Data Model: Provenance
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Core Data Model: Provenance Agents
Classes of Agent:
• Person • Organization • Software
Properties of Agents: • Name • Email address • Home page • OpenID • (other FOAF properties)
Useful to know additional information about the agents involved.
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Core Data Model: Provenance Agents
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Core Data Model: Provenance Agents
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Core Data Model: Motivations
We know the what, who and when… need to know the why • Introduce a Motivation class, separate from Annotation class. • Uses the SKOS Concept ontology to provide richness and cross-
community resolution. • Spec gives advice on how to create your own Motivations when
necessary.
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Core Data Model: Motivations
Motivation Description oa:bookmarking Recording a resource or point of interest oa:classifying Assigning a class to a resource oa:commenting Providing a review or comment oa:describing Describing the resource oa:editing Requesting a change to the resource oa:highlighting Region or span of interest to highlight oa:identifying Assigning an identifier to a resource oa:linking Linking another resource to the target oa:moderating Assignment of value or quality oa:questioning Asking a question about the resource oa:replying Replying to previous statement or q. oa:tagging Tagging a resource
Core Data Model: Motivations
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Core Data Model: Motivations
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Core Data Model: Motivations
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Thank You
Robert Sanderson azaroth42@gmail.com Los Alamos National Laboratory @azaroth42 Paolo Ciccarese paolo.ciccarese@gmail.com Harvard Medical School @paolociccarese (Community Group Co-Chairs)
http://www.w3.org/community/openannotation/ http://www.openannotation.org/
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