SWAD-Europe Deliverable std 3.8:
Dissemination and Exploitation: Standard Presentation
- Project name:
- W3C Semantic Web Advanced Development for Europe
(SWAD-Europe)
- Project Number:
- IST-2001-34732
- Workpackage name:
- Workpackage description: 3: Dissemination and Exploitation
- Workpackage description:
- http://www.w3.org/2001/sw/Europe/plan/workpackages/live/esw-wp-3.html
- Deliverable title:
- Dissemination and Exploitation: Project Presentation
- URI:
- http://www.w3.org/2001/sw/Europe/reports/std_presentation/
- Outcome URI:
- http://www.w3.org/2001/sw/Europe/talks/20030521-w3buda/
- Authors:
- Dan Brickley (W3C)
- Abstract:
- (from workplan) To provide at the latest by the first peer
review, a comprehensive MS-PowerPoint or HTML Presentation
detailing all the key features of the project. A final, augmented
version of this Presentation will be transmitted to the Commission
together with the project's final report, and will where
appropriate contain additional multimedia assets (e.g. video
clips). Said Presentation will be used by the Commission for its
own dissemination and awareness activities, during and after the
completion of the project, and will where appropriate be published
on EC and EC sponsored websites, and other electronic publications.
(1 months, presentation, Pub.)
- STATUS:
- A general presentation on SWAD-Europe is now available from the
SWAD-Europe Web site.
Project Website
A short, general presentation on the SWAD-Europe project is
available online. This was as presented at WWW2003, Budapest
Hungary (May 2003) and is available online in HTML format: http://www.w3.org/2001/sw/Europe/talks/20030521-w3buda/
The SWAD-Europe project is distinguished by the variety of
audiences for which materials need to be prepared. This
standard presentation targeted an audience who were
familiar with the general context of W3C and standards, and
presents a broad overview of the project. Other presentations on
the project are available from the
SWAD-Europe site;
material from these and subsequent presentations may be
incorporated into the standard presentation during the
life of the project.