Human-computer interaction and Semantic Web

Date: January 27, 2012

Speakers: Matthew Horridge and Natasha Noy, BMIR, Stanford University

Abstract

What constitutes an HCI contribution in the field of the Semantic Web? How it is different from usability evaluation of SW tools?

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