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Seeking Open Source Validation Tools for Teaching RDF

Avatar of Ashleigh F.Ashleigh F.
路Jan 26, 2021 05:52 PM

Hey all, I am trying a new technique for teaching RDF and I was trying to find an open source, easy to use by a student, validation tool. Ideally something like the schema validations in things like Sublime since they are the most familiar with that. Any suggestions?

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    daria
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    I'll look for what we used at my SW course last semester, cannot remember the name on the spot 馃檪But definitely, usability on one's own is one of the key factors in assessing teaching tools. P.S: This would be a lovely question for the Q&A board!

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    Ashleigh F.
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    Cool, thanks and I will add it. Thanks Daria! And I am sure my students will also thank you 馃檪

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    Gaurav J.
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    There is an extension for validation in VS code Ashleigh F. Its limited to Syntactic validations as per the RDF serializations if thats what you are asking for.

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    Paco N.
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    Great question Asher W. - the kglab library in Python makes is really simple to test use of a schema, in just a few lines of Py code, e.g., running in a Jupyter notebook https://github.com/DerwenAI/kglab Also, perhaps the RDF playground could be useful for students to test their work? http://rdfplayground.dcc.uchile.cl/

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  • Avatar of daria
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    Ashleigh F. here it is http://ttl.summerofcode.be/

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