2017
DOI: 10.1080/19322909.2017.1392271
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A Model for Content Enrichment of Institutional Repositories Using Linked Data

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“…As mentioned in Section II, there are various works that propose strategies or frameworks to integrate semantic technologies to repositories, such as [7][8]; our approach is different, as it is comprised of the methodology, platform, and ontologies, as well as, the set of instruments developed (guidelines, questionnaires, and evaluation instruments). The MIIDAS Platform differs from works [10][11][12][13][14] since it was developed based on the needs of teachers and students of educational institutions (EMI and UAM-I), allowing the design and construction of an ad hoc platform to the requirements of the members of the institutions, until the evaluation of the platform, to allow its evaluation and maintenance.…”
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“…As mentioned in Section II, there are various works that propose strategies or frameworks to integrate semantic technologies to repositories, such as [7][8]; our approach is different, as it is comprised of the methodology, platform, and ontologies, as well as, the set of instruments developed (guidelines, questionnaires, and evaluation instruments). The MIIDAS Platform differs from works [10][11][12][13][14] since it was developed based on the needs of teachers and students of educational institutions (EMI and UAM-I), allowing the design and construction of an ad hoc platform to the requirements of the members of the institutions, until the evaluation of the platform, to allow its evaluation and maintenance.…”
Section: Viidiscussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Several research works have been carried out for integrating semantic Web technologies to improve the recovery of resources, Shah in [10] used semantic technologies for the development of a support system for the recommendation of material based on student demand; as well as the background and preferences in order to find teaching material effectively. In [11] the design and implementation of an application aimed at providing services in a library is presented, through content enriched by linked open data in an institutional repository. In [12] it is shown that it is possible to collect academic resources from several repositories of open educational resources (OER) in a federated way; in addition to automatically annotating the standard thematic terminology to the ontologies.…”
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“…Librarians are instrumental to take Linked Data initiatives in libraries as they organize knowledge and data for its effective retrieval and usage. Unfortunately for developing countries, there is no available evidence on Linked Data usage in libraries except for a few planning efforts (Warraich 2016;Warraich 2017;Kumar 2018). It is important to explore this significant phenomenon in the context of developing countries.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…eLearning based on the Semantic Web[Stojanovic01], el Proyecto Elena[Aguirre05], SW-BES[Ibert09], el trabajo expuesto por Alsultanny[Alsultanny06], el Proyecto E-Learning and Semantic Web[Shah12], Didactalia[Arruti14] y Procomún[EducaLab16]; así como, por el trabajo presentado por Kumar[Kumar17], con el proyecto presentado por Koutsomitropoulos[Koutsomitropoulos19], con el proyecto presentado por Medina et al[Medina20], donde es posible encontrar ciertas diferencias como: el prototipo está respaldado por la Metodología MIIDAS que ofrece a cualquier institución educativa la posibilidad de compartir y abrir sus recursos educativos desde un enfoque de la Web Semántica y repositorios institucionales. También, el Prototipo MIIDAS propone un índice de tres capas, conformado por: metadatos (basado en el estándar OAI-PMH y SCORM), contenido y vínculos (internos y externos).…”
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