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Using Linked Open Data to Describe Academic Journals and People with Wikidata

Aug 2026 · The Programming Historian · 0 citations

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This lesson introduces Wikidata and provides a step-by-step guide to using linked open data to create and link metadata about academic journals and people. It explores best practices for managing metadata in Wikidata to increase the visibility and accessibility of resources in digital environments.

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