ASPECT Project Management Committee Meeting

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Transcript ASPECT Project Management Committee Meeting

Vocabulary Bank
for Education
Mike Collett
Vocabulary Management Group
Proposition
A vocabulary service supports
content management, federated discovery,
multilinguality, competency and e-portfolio
services
Overview
ASPECT Project Introduction
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qjiik2TBNG8
LRE Vision
VBE
Service Center
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LOR Registry
Vocabulary Bank
App Profile Registry
Automatic metadata language translation
Automatic metadata format transformation
Automatic content format transcoding
Compliance testing
Identifier service – handle
Access to known interoperability issues
VBE vocabularies are for
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Controlled vocabularies - tagging terms
Navigation structures (to tagging terms
Additional (curriculum) information
Mappings
– Re-use existing terms
– Create relationships between terms
• Create mapping vocabularies
Potential architecture
Kennisnet (EduStandaard)
‘All our vocabs need to be on static url’s, in
VDEX format, we will have 500 vocabs’
‘Would you make the interface multilingual’
‘Could you auto create bi-directional
relationships’
‘We also need to use relationships from a
specific schema’
‘It would be good to maintain a full history of all
changes’
EduStandaard
ASPECT
National Strategies Online
‘We need to be able to’
– Synchronise our terminology across our enterprise
solution
– Map to existing vocabularies in VMS Bank
– Use these mappings to drive ‘assisted tagging’
– Categorise our terms using ‘facets’ (and see what
the results of a query using the facets would look
like)
– Use these facets to drive data retrieval
– Make sure all of this is independent of the CMS
we use so the knowledge is transportable
National Strategies
National Strategies
• The National Strategies portal reuses many National
Curriculum vocabularies downloaded from DCSF Bank
• It has adapted them to its requirements
• They are managed using their own bank
– Automatic ingestion into a tagging tool
– Automatic synchronisation with NS CMS navigation and
tagging
– Ability to go back to any previous version
• Probably the first DCSF true taxonomy driven service
– For browse navigation
– Metadata retrieval
– Mapping
Proposition
A vocabulary service can support
multiple services
– A way to edit, publish and manage terminology,
including curriculum terminology
– Exposed as a web service using open standards
– A workable model for managing competences, skills
and knowledge
Separate management
• Terms can exist in structures
– Related to other terms or concepts
– Related to other things
• topics, curricula, qualifications, objectives,
outcomes, courses
• Better to represent these relationships
outside of the metadata about people and
stuff
• Dynamic structures – so provide as a web
service
Classify terms
• Include various term types
• Create relationships between terms
(narrower or related eg isPartOf or
requires)
• extend the relationship types eg term x
hasCompetence term y
• faceted classification – with facets from
controlled vocabs, eg level, action, topic
• allow for tuples so that related terms can
be grouped
Services
• Vocabulary services can help
– Link people, stuff, objectives and
competences
– Form a flexible component of e-portfolio and
content services
– Drive navigation, searching and mapping
• Best practice in data models and schemas
– Reference both source (+label) and terms
(name and id) in schemas (not just one URI)
– Separate resolution, structure and identity
– Allow tuples
ASPECT Next steps
• Translations – including investigating
automatic translation
• Add relevant vocabularies
• Improve and publish the LRE Thesaurus
• Encode and publish curricula
• Investigate competencies support in VBE
More info
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http://aspect.eun.org/
http://aspect.vocman.com/
http://aspect.eun.org/node/28 look at 2.3 for VBE paper
http://www.cen-ltso.net/
http://kennisnet.lexaurus.net
http://www.nationalstrategies.org.uk/catalogue/
http://bank.vocman.com
http://demo.lexaurus.net
http://www.vocman.com/
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