Opleiding: Introduction Linked Data

Korte beschrijving

How can Google quickly present a structured page with filter options from huge amounts of data? The concepts and technology behind Linked Data make this possible.

Inhoud

This training provides a comprehensive understanding of Linked Data, a technology that powers the structured presentation of diverse web content. You’ll learn how Linked Data forms the basis of the Semantic Web and how it’s applied within organizations. The training covers topics such as the origin and applications of Linked Data, RDF and its relation to Linked Data, SPARQL, and essential RDF vocabularies. The training is divided into two parts: a theoretical discussion followed by a practical application of the acquired knowledge.


As the foundation of the Semantic Web, Linked Data is no longer a novelty, yet many organizations lack knowledge about it. This training not only equips you with a theoretical and practical understanding of Linked Data but also prepares you for more advanced topics like Knowledge Graphs and Data Mesh. Our trainers, experts in the field, add a practical dimension to the theoretical concepts, providing real-world insights and best practices.

Doelgroep

• Data Professionals: Enhance your data manipulation skills with Linked Data.
• Web Developers: Learn how to structure web content effectively.
• SEO Specialists: Understand how Linked Data can improve web visibility.
• IT Managers: Gain insights into how Linked Data can benefit your organization.
• Database Administrators: Learn new ways to structure and query data.

Voorvereisten

There are no specific requirements to participate in this training. You do need to bring a laptop on which Java 11 runs or can be installed.

Doelstelling

At the end of the training, you will be able to:

• Understand the concept of Linked Data and its applications.
• Know how RDF standardizes Linked Data.
• Use SPARQL as a Linked Data query language.
• Apply essential RDF vocabularies for specific applications.
• Work with simple SPARQL queries on a local, open-source triple store (Apache Jena Fuseki) and on the internet.