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Friday, March 28, 2003
 
VRlogging

I keep discovering cool weblogs these days, it seems. Peter Murphy, who's in Australia, regularly posts panoramic virtual reality snapshots that are quite fun to get inside of. Full, 4Pi steradian solid angle images - makes me wonder how exactly he does them. It's a little shocking not to find feet of some sort when looking down.
What do you think? []  links to this post    10:42:15 AM  
Object Learning weblog

Here's an interesting new weblog by Brian Lamb that focuses on reusable media. Brian is Learning Object Discoordinator at the University of British Columbia.
What do you think? []  links to this post    10:31:28 AM  
2003 Information Architecture Summit

Victor Lombardi's notes. Stewart Brand gave a keynote speech. Many interesting issues were covered, including ontology development. I ought to follow that field more closely.
What do you think? []  links to this post    10:15:07 AM  
blam! to blog

The blam! review authoring tool will now automatically post your reviews to your Movable Type, Radio or Blogger weblog (provided you give it the appropriate information). Here's what a review looks like once posted to a MT blog. Reviews are also collected over at blaxm! (which looks like it's down as I write this).


What do you think? []  links to this post    9:56:05 AM  
Philosophical markup

Philosophers often ask important questions, but these ones strike me as especially interesting from a practical point of view while quite challenging from an intellectual standpoint.

American Philosophical Association Pacific Division
Seventy-seventh Annual Meeting Program

Formal Ontology and Philosophical Content on the Semantic Web

Date and time: Friday March 28, 2003, 4-6 p.m.

Location: Georgian Room, Westin St. Francis Hotel, San Francisco, CA

Chairs: Edward N. Zalta (Stanford)
        Colin Allen (Texas A&M)

Speakers:
        Jon Bosak, Sun Microsystems
        Christopher Menzel, Texas A&M University
        Eugene Miya, NASA Ames
        Mary Tiles, University of Hawaii

Symposium Questions:

  •   Should (can?) philosophers, as a discipline, build a formal
      ontology of philosophical concepts to enhance searching,
      linking, and cross-referencing of philosophical content on the
      World Wide Web?
  •   Should the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy project develop
      such a formal ontology for managing the metacontent in its
      reference work (i.e., for managing cross-references as entries
      come online or are changed, for building other thematic
      navigation tools, etc), or will statistical techniques in
      computational linguistics suffice?
  •   What do philosophers need to know about markup languages such as
      XML and XHTML?
  •   What should philosophers be doing about developing common
      practices, standards and tools for electronic publishing?

It would be so tremendously cool of them to build this. If they can. (And if they can't, who can? :-) )


What do you think? []  links to this post    9:29:08 AM  


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