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Thursday, August 17, 2006

Topic maps anyone?

Every once in a while you encounter an instructor who is so energetic and excited about sharing his/her knowledge that it inspires you and makes you interested in a topic that you've never thought you would ever have any interest in learning about in your entire life... This is what I experienced today when meeting Dr. Sam OH at Sungkyunkwan University. Believe it or not, Dr. OH made me want to learn more about classification and ontology, do a little data modeling and run out create a few topic maps. Who would have imagined... Thanks Dr. OH and thanks also to Dr. Wonik Shim who shared with us knowledge on usage statistics of e-resources. Here are a few links to some resources they shared.
http://www.ontopia.net/
http://www.projectcounter.org/index.html

The photo above is of Sungkyunkwan University, the first national education institute in Korea - founded in 1398.

posted by Rebecca @ 7:27 AM

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