code4lib 2009 talk on caching and proxying linked data

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Published by dchud on February 23rd, 2009 in linked data

Here are my slides from today's talk. It's called "what i want from linked data", and it spells out in 110 slides some more context-setting for what I wrote about previously here in "Caching and Proxying Linked Data".

I went to screencast this myself as I delivered the talk using screenflow, but something went wrong. It might have been because the laptop's screen resized itself when I plugged into the big screen. Oh well... good idea, lousy execution by me.

JodiS recorded audio, though, so if I can get a file from her I'll post it here, too.

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Jodi Schneider (not verified) on February 24th 2009

Dan, I wish I had audio, but there was a recording error (aka operator error). Sorry; I hope you'll reprise this talk, with recording!

dchud on February 24th 2009

No worries, thanks for trying and letting me know!

I can pretty easily run through it all again with screenflow.

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