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Illustration of how revolution can be put to good use to design ontologies: tree-view program, with export facility to OPML, which then allow transformation into dynamic html.
Complexity and Ontologies Part 3: Complexity as the Key to Intell (in http://www.xplanazine.com)
DIGITAL LIBRARIES: Metadata Resources
Covers a large number of known ontologies
list of the URLs of schemas indexed by the CORES Registry
The central objective of the CORES project is to encourage the sharing of metadata semantics. CORES will address the need to reach consensus on a data model for declaring semantics of metadata terms in a machine-readable way. Consensus on the ground-rules for declaring standard definitions of terms, as well as local usage and adaptations, will enable the diversity of existing standards to “play together” in an integrated, machine-understandable Semantic Web environment.
List of tags used in metadata schemas – maintained by the CORES Registry
From website: The Living Taxonomy Project is a collaborative effort aimed at creating a global set of open source, standards-based taxonomies for education. The purpose of these taxonomies will be to provide a free cataloging structure for the collection and sharing of education materials around the world. We will be appending new taxonomies on a regular basis and invite our users to add edit these taxonomies as well as suggest or create new ones. (not very active?)
getting started with the semantic web Complexity and Ontologies Part 3: Complexity as the Key to Intell