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Infrastructure for Exchanging Online Presence Data in Learning Applications. Nikola Milikić, University of Belgrade, Serbia, nikola.milikic@gmail.com Filip Radulović, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Spain, filiprd@gmail.com Vladan Devedžić, University of Belgrade, Serbia, devedzic@gmail.com.
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Infrastructure for Exchanging Online Presence Data in Learning Applications Nikola Milikić, University of Belgrade, Serbia, nikola.milikic@gmail.com Filip Radulović, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Spain, filiprd@gmail.com Vladan Devedžić, University of Belgrade, Serbia, devedzic@gmail.com
Summary • Introduction • Online Presence ontology • Demo applications • OPOS - Online Presence Ontology Server • Related work - OP4L use case • Conclusions and future work
Introduction • Online presence data: status messages, chat availability, location, etc. • Problems with online presence data • scattered across the Web • not semantically represented • Using online presence data in PLE
Online Presence Ontology • http://online-presence.net/ • jOPO library - Java library for working with OPO data
Demo Applications • Twitter and Spark IM • Enable dynamical extraction of semantically represented online presence data • Possibility of updating user's online presence information
Reated Work - OP4L use case • Online Presence integration scenario in a learning setting • awareness of peers' online availability • suggesting who to ask for help • suggesting the best way to contact a peer • Easy to integrate into an existing using OPOS' REST services
Conclusions and Future Work • OPOS could be useful in learning environments • Integrating other social services into OPOS • Providing various statistical analyses and visualizations over the online presence data stored • Deaingl with privacy issues