VocBench Video Tutorials
A number of presentations in conferences, seminars and webinars about VocBench has been made in these years. We will collect here a few pointers to relevant videos, possibly classifying them by topic
List of Videos
Introduction to VocBench for the Lotico Community
The Lotico community kindly hosted an introductory webinar to VocBench. Here's the list of topics touched by the webinar. Kudos to Roland Wingerter for kindly providing this index of the presentation!
Slides
- Presentation Outline 0:49
- The VocBench Dev Team 0:51
- FTL VocBench History 4:03
- VB3 Architecture and Requirements 6:58
- Technological Stack in VB3 12:36
- VB3 (and ST) Architecture 13:34
- VocBench Availability 15:00
- VocBench Features 16:11
- VocBench UI 16:30
- UI and Multilingualism 17:40
- Collaborative Editing through Role-based Access Control 18:39
- VocBench Extensions 20:44
- Advanced History and Change Tracking mechanism 22:41
- Terms Black List 25:48
- On-the-fly automatic assertion of trivial inference 26:36
- Service Extensions 27:40
- Extension Points 29:14
Live demonstration
- Create Project 33:52
- Test drive of Agrovoc thesaurus 38:40
- Using an Ontology 42:44
- Editing a Manchester expression 44:01
- TermView 44:43
- Linked data in Gemet thesaurus 46:39
- Metadata Registry 47:59
- Accessing Linked data in local project 49:36
- Using SHACL within VocBench 51:11
- SHACL Shape of foaf:Person 55:06
- Create a new project with SHACL validation enabled 57:52
- Create a CustomForm for class foaf:Person 59:33
- Create a CustomForm for a value of a given property (foaf:accountName) 1:06:49
- What is coming in the next version(s)? 1:11:11
- Questions and Answers 1:14:05
Peter's Tutorials
Peter Winstanley (Scottish Government, now Semantic Arts) is realizing a series of interesting videos on VocBench. They are being hosted on a dedicated youtube channel. Thanks Peter!
MOOC on Linguistic Linked Open Data
The Nexus Linguarum European network has realized a MOOC on Linguistic Linked Open Data.
The Linguistic Linked Data – Essentials contains a few lectures on using VocBench for modeling Lexical resources, Ontology-Lexicon interfaces and on importing and transforming spreadsheet data into RDF content shaped after the OntoLex-Lemon model for Linguistic Linked Open Data
Here is a link to a publication about the MOOC