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The Open University

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Consuming Linked Data within a Large Educational Organization - Open Research Online
LUCERO - Building the Open University Web of Linked Data

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LUCERO - Building the Open University Web of Linked Data - Download as a PDF or view online for free
Beggar thy neighbour

Open data and HE

How scrutiny of freely available data might save the NHS money | Britain
‎What is XCRI CAP

Open data and HE

XCRI-CAP stands for eXchanging Course Related Information, Course Advertising Profile. XCRI-CAP is the UK standard for describing course marketing information. It shows how to structure the information, defines and names the data components and specifies the types of data permitted within each component. Its purpose is to enable information about courses and other kinds of learning […]
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Linked Data as a new environment for Learning Analytics and education

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Linked Data as a new environment for Learning Analytics and education - Download as a PDF or view online for free
Friday Lunchtime Lecture - The Business of Open Data, Where's The Benefit? | PDF | Business Model | Economics

Open data and HE

Friday lunchtime lecture - The business of Open Data, where's the benefit? - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or view presentation slides online. The business of Open Data: where's the benefit? 8, February 2013 The passion and excitement around Open Data is palpable across many sectors but what are the benefits and value for business? Jeni Tennison, Technical Director at the Open Data Institute, discussed business models that support publishing open data and what further work is required.
Open Data's Business Value Isn't That Important

Open data and HE

This is a cross-post from the Sunlight Foundation blog, written by Director of Sunlight Labs, Tom Lee. See the original post here. The recent Open Government Partnership meetings in London have provided a good opportunity to assess the direction of our community. The latest comes from Jonathan Gr
Councils call in the geeks to help them solve local problems

Open data and HE

US authorities are not the only ones using crowdsourcing to tackle common challenges – British councils are in on the act too, explain Lucy Watt and Quentin Jones
3 Clever Ways to use Storytelling in Data Science

Data Science

Still struggling to explain data science to non data scientist? This episode is for you! My guest today teaches you three clever and practical ways to use data storytelling in data science that he uses himself to speak to thousands across the globe. Kirk is the number one influencer in data science and has been for many years. He’s a professor and former ‘rocket scientist’ at NASA. I got a chance to co-present with him at the Open Data Science conference a few years ago and I really enjoyed how he was able to simplify data science for the layman. Whether or not you have a data science team, today’s episode is really going to help you understand how to make data science more accessible to non data scientists using the skill of data storytelling to communicate. Tune into to hear Kirk talk
HD Video And Telemetry Link Uses Standard WiFi Hardware

Robotics

[GlytchTech] decided to implement his own Digital Data Link (DDL) for his drone experiments, and by using a Raspberry Pi Zero and some open-source software, he succeeded in creating a mostly self-c…
019: Y Combinator's Stupidest Smartest Guy - Vignesh Sundaresan

Entrepreneur Stories for Inspiration

Vignesh Sundaresan is a blockchain entrepreneur, an open protocol architect, and Y Combinator Alumni. He designed and leads the project that implements the open protocol - Lendroid. A professional programmer with expertise in blockchain technologies, back-end programming, software product management, marketing performance mechanisms, knowledge organization, and data-mining. With over 10 years of experience in product development, he's now excited about open protocols and believes we are in the middle of a paradigm shift.
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Open Data - Datenjournalismus

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Datenberge sind ein Rohstoff: Regierungen, Unternehmen und Nichtregierungsorganisationen sitzen auf Unmengen von Daten und könnten diese zu Open Data machen. Die Journalismusform, die mit diesen Datensätzen arbeitet, nennt sich Datenjournalismus.
She - He (open)

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Created using the Swirlydoos May 2012 Collection, So Chic. Created by: Paulien van den Bosch
These Are The Best Free Open Data Sources Anyone Can Use

DATA VISUALISATION

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Technology News - Helium launches $51M-funded “LongFi” IoT alternative to cellular Read more Technology News Here --> https://digitaltechnologynews.com With 200X the range of WiFi at 1/1000th of the cost of a cellular modem, Helium’s “LongFi” wireless network debuts today. Its transmitters can help track stolen scooters, find missing dogs via IoT collars, and collect data from infrastructure sensors. The catch is that Helium’s tiny, extremely low-power, low-data transmission chips rely on connecting to P2P Helium Hotspots people can now buy for $495. Operating those hotspots earns owners a cryptocurrency token Helium promises will be valuable in the future… The potential of a new wireless standard has allowed Helium to raise $51 million over the past few years from GV, Khosla Ventures, and Marc Benioff including a new $15 million round c-led by Union Square Ventures and Multicoin Capital. That’s in part because one of Helium’s co-founders is Napster inventer Shawn Fanning. Investors are betting that he can change the tech world again, this time with a wireless protocol that like WiFi and Bluetooth before it could unlock unique business opportunities. Helium already has some big partners lined up including Lime, which will test it for tracking its lost and stolen scooters and bikes when they’re brought indoors obscuring other connectivity or their battery is pulled out deactivating GPS. “It’s an ultra low-cost version of a LoJack” Helium CEO Amir Haleem says. InvisiLeash will partner with it to build more trackable pet collars. Agulus will pull data from irrigation valves and pumps for its agriculture tech business, Nestle will track when its time to refill water in its ReadyRefresh coolers at offices, and Stay Alfred will use it to track occupancy status and air quality in buildings. Haleem also imagines the tech being useful for tracking wildfires or radiation. Haleem met Fanning playing video games in the 2000s. They teamed up with Fanning and Sproutling baby monitor (sold to Mattel) founder Chris Bruce in 2013 to start work on Helium. They foresaw a version of Tile’s trackers that could function anywhere while replacing expensive cell connections for devices that don’t need high-bandwith. Helium will compete with SigFox, another lower-power IoT protocol, though Haleem claims its more centralized infrastructure costs are prohibitive. Lucky for Helium, on-demand rental bikes and scooters that are perfect for its network have reached mainstream popularity just as Helium launches six years after its start. Helium says its already pre-sold 80% of its Helium Hotspots for its first market in Austin, Texas. People connect them to their Wifi and put in their window so thee devices can pull in data from Helium’s IoT sensors over its open-source LongFi protocol. The hotspots then encrypt and send the data to the company’s cloud that clients can plug into to track and collect info from their devices. The Helium Hotspots only require as much energy as a 12-watt LED lightbulb to run, but that $495 price tag is steep. The lack of a concrete return on investment could deter later adopters from buying the expensive device. Only 150-200 hotspots are necessary to blanket a city in connectivity, Haleem tells me. But since they need to be distributed across the landscape so a client can’t just fill their warehouse with the hotspots and the upfront price is expensive for individuals, Helium might need to sign up some retail chains as partners for deployment. Haleem admits “The hard part is the education”. Making hotspot buyers understand the potential (and risks) while demonstrating the opportunities for clients will require a ton of outreach and slick marketing. Without enough Helium Hotspots, the Helium network won’t function. That means this startup will have to simultaneously win at telecom technology, enterprise sales, and cryptocurrency for the network to pan out. As if one of those wasn’t hard enough. Source/Original Post -> https://techcrunch.com/2019/06/12/helium-network/ #tech #news #trending #leak

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Linked Open Data Lifecycle

Data Science

Poster of LOD2 Linked Open Data Lifecycle, done for ESWC2012 Crete. Lifecycle taken from Sören Auer "The Semantic Data Web" (Slides) slidesha.re/KwzNT4
Linked Open Data Graph

Semantic Web | linked data

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Visualise Open Government Data

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Data Science, Machine Learning, AI & Analytics
Breaking Data Science Open

Datos

Over the past decade, data science has come out of the back office to become a force of change across the entire organization. At the forefront of this change is … - Selection from Breaking Data Science Open [Book]