15:41:39 RRSAgent has joined #sweo 15:41:39 logging to http://www.w3.org/2006/11/22-sweo-irc 15:41:47 zakim, this will be sweo 15:41:47 ok, ivan; I see SW_SWEO()11:00AM scheduled to start in 19 minutes 15:41:56 rrsagent, set log public 15:42:06 Chair: Susie 15:42:15 Meeting: SW Education and Outreach IG Telco 15:44:18 agenda+ Overview of the f2f meeting 15:44:24 agenda+ review of action items 15:44:31 agenda+ intro to IRC 15:49:32 martind has joined #SWEO 15:53:46 LeeF has joined #sweo 15:55:07 Hi Lee! 15:55:11 (and the others) 15:55:18 hello, hello 15:57:13 SW_SWEO()11:00AM has now started 15:57:20 + +1.781.273.aaaa 15:57:26 Susie has joined #sweo 15:57:42 + +1.617.970.aabb 15:58:09 zakim, dial ivan-home 15:58:09 ok, ivan; the call is being made 15:58:10 +Ivan 15:58:21 ??? 15:58:28 zakim does not call me:-( 15:58:33 zakim, drop ivan 15:58:33 Ivan is being disconnected 15:58:35 -Ivan 15:58:40 zakim, dial ivan-home 15:58:40 ok, ivan; the call is being made 15:58:42 +Ivan 15:59:04 zakim, drop ivan 15:59:04 Ivan is being disconnected 15:59:05 -Ivan 15:59:16 zakim, code? 15:59:16 the conference code is 7936 (tel:+1.617.761.6200), ivan 15:59:31 +??P7 15:59:58 +??P8 16:00:04 +??P4 16:00:06 +??P5 16:00:45 zakim, aaaa is kidehen 16:00:58 +??P14 16:01:00 +kidehen; got it 16:01:24 davidr has joined #sweo 16:01:24 +Karen 16:01:30 zakim, aabb is wing 16:01:30 +wing; got it 16:01:42 zakim, P7 is ivan 16:01:42 sorry, ivan, I do not recognize a party named 'P7' 16:01:48 zakim, ??P7 is ivan 16:01:49 +ivan; got it 16:01:58 zakim, ??P8 is susie 16:01:58 +susie; got it 16:02:24 +LeeF 16:02:32 Karen has joined #sweo 16:02:41 uldis bojars 16:02:44 zakim, ??P4 is uldi 16:02:44 +uldi; got it 16:02:45 +[IPcaller] 16:02:52 Karen Myers, W3C 16:02:52 zakim, mute me 16:02:52 LeeF should now be muted 16:03:07 zakim, ??P14 is ina 16:03:07 +ina; got it 16:03:16 zakim, who is here? 16:03:16 On the phone I see kidehen, wing, ivan, susie, uldi, ??P5, ina, Karen, LeeF (muted), [IPcaller] 16:03:19 On IRC I see Karen, davidr, Susie, LeeF, martind, RRSAgent, Zakim, ivan, uldis, kidehen 16:03:31 zakim, ipcaller is davdr 16:03:32 +davdr; got it 16:03:39 zakim, ??P5 martin 16:03:48 I don't understand '??P5 martin', ivan 16:03:57 zakim, ??P5 is martin 16:04:03 zakim, ??P4 is uldis 16:04:04 +martin; got it 16:04:12 I already had ??P4 as uldi, uldis 16:04:17 zakim, davdr is really davidr 16:04:17 +davidr; got it 16:04:44 + +31.30.273.aacc 16:05:13 Orri Erling 16:05:32 zakim, aacc is orri 16:05:33 +orri; got it 16:05:51 i am muted 16:06:00 so I have to shut up! 16:06:31 +Sandro 16:07:20 Scribe: ivan 16:07:26 agenda? 16:07:43 Topic: short introduction 16:08:20 susie: we have a number of new people who joined us, just a brief introduction 16:08:26 iomurchu has joined #SWEO 16:08:27 zakim, unmute uldi 16:08:27 uldi was not muted, uldis 16:08:40 ... I do not think that kingsley done before 16:08:51 wyung has joined #sweo 16:09:00 kinksley: i work both on the entreprise and the vendor side 16:09:08 ... typical web2.0 profile 16:09:28 ... we see data integration with shared ontologies as a major benefit of the sw that should be projected to the community 16:09:43 ... it is also a nice bridge to the web2.0 community 16:10:19 ... (scribe is lost by the speed:-( 16:10:53 s/kingsley/kingsley/ 16:11:10 uldi: i am from deri ireland 16:11:18 ... i am from the sw cluster there 16:11:30 ... we feel need for outreach and education in sw 16:11:50 ... we need industry and people to understand it better and that it does not have to be as complex as it seems now 16:11:57 ... i work now in sioc 16:12:17 ... it aims at making the communities interlinked on the sw 16:12:32 ... lots of tools come from that project for people outside 16:12:46 ... my interest started before sw 16:13:00 ina: i just completed my masters at deri 16:13:10 ... i am a researcher there 16:13:23 martin: i am from the open university uk, 16:13:29 ivan: I called it CYOK and Uldis calls it SHOCK in both cases we are referring to Semantically-Interlined Online Communities shared Ontology :- 16:13:32 :-) 16:13:49 SIOC basically 16:13:55 interest on sw started before joining deri 16:14:16 (will link the intro link to the minutes) 16:14:19 and been on #swig as CaptSolo since 2002 16:14:31 ivan: http://sioc-project.org/ 16:15:12 karen: i am at w3c, member relations and development, i have joined this ig as a resource capacity 16:15:19 Regrets – Michael Wilson, Steve Harris, John Davies, Ian Davis, Pasquale Popolizio 16:15:21 ... i have a background in communication 16:15:32 ori: from openlink sw 16:15:40 ... i am a database techie by background 16:15:49 s/ori/orri 16:15:54 LeeF: does 'shock' sound bad? (i suggested we stay on one pronounciation, but kidehen says 'shock' does not sound good in north america) 16:15:55 ... most recently optimizing for the support of sparql 16:15:58 Ivan: Orri Erling 16:16:08 ... I have background in knowledge representation 16:16:24 ... i am happy to combine these things in the sw which requires both types of expertise 16:16:28 uldis: It's fine to my ears :-) 16:16:43 ... i would like to have my technical background to the technical context 16:16:54 sandro: i work at w3c, team contact for the rif working group 16:17:06 ... i was co team contact for the owl group 16:17:20 ... my interest aligns with a lot of things we have already heard here 16:17:45 agenda 1 16:17:54 zakim, pick agenda 1 16:17:54 I don't understand 'pick agenda 1', ivan 16:18:06 Topic: f2f review 16:18:18 susie: we had 11 people in total, we made really good progress 16:18:28 ... next time more will come, people are still signing on 16:18:36 ... but it was important to start 16:18:38 Regrets - Danny Ayers 16:18:45 ... Lee kindly wrote the minutes 16:18:52 Zakim, take up agendum 1 16:18:52 agendum 1. "Overview of the f2f meeting" taken up [from ivan] 16:19:01 ... we started off by introduction 16:19:09 ... then we moved to the charter 16:19:28 ... we just made a recap of the info which is on the web site (which has a link to the charter) 16:19:55 ... one highlight is that it is an ig and not a working group, so we can direct the work a bit in a direction we prefer 16:20:09 ... we also started a bit later, but we do have a hard stop in february '08 16:20:28 ... we are expected to interact with other group based on the charter, 16:20:41 ... with sw groups in w3c, but also outsider 16:20:53 ... we then moved on to how to makeup sweo 16:21:13 ... the participants are expected, formally, to use 20% of their time 16:21:58 there is a lot of echo. 16:22:02 zakim, who is talking? 16:22:12 ivan, listening for 10 seconds I heard sound from the following: kidehen (14%), uldi (34%), martin (36%), Karen (4%), Sandro (50%) 16:22:56 susie: but lot of work will be within the framework of a task force 16:23:14 ... each tf would last 2-3 months, 5-6 people, so it is a flexible framework 16:23:33 ... sweo is made up from members, plus some invited expert (like Danny Ayers) 16:23:41 ... we also discussed communication 16:23:57 ... we have a wiki that is available for the sweo, we will use email, 16:24:21 ... we will use the same email for all the task forces, important to use the right subject lines, 16:24:36 LeeF: :) 16:24:36 ... eg, [TASKFORCENAME] bla bla bla 16:25:04 susie: ivan gave an overview on where we are with SW technologies on where we are 16:25:14 ... karen gave an overview on messaging 16:25:22 ... then we had some brainstorming sessions 16:25:42 focus both on enterprise and web dev. community 16:25:47 ... one of the areas was that people felt that we have to focus both on entreprises and the web developers' communities 16:26:07 ... the latter involve hackers, open source community, web2.0 developers, etc 16:26:26 ... we also said that one of the issue is to understand where we are with messaging 16:26:57 ... so we have to understand what the market feel about the market, identify the messaging that are out there, and what work and not 16:27:10 ... we also need to understand what resources are available 16:27:29 ... we also have to encourage people to sign up for sweo (that actually happened...) 16:27:55 .. a secondary item is to have messages in particular audiences, application areas 16:28:03 ... this begins to form a matrix 16:28:24 ... we cannot create colletarals for all matrix cells, but we can find out where the most value is 16:28:42 ... and we can also concentrate on areas that is in line with peoples' experiences 16:29:03 ... the third area is to incorporate sw in undergraduate and graduate training 16:29:20 ... this is an area that is not top priority for us 16:29:33 susie: on the second day we did work around identification of core messaging 16:29:45 ... we wanted to understand what the community feels 16:30:14 ... one group is the web developers' communtiy; we have good contacts in that community but we may not know exactly how they feel 16:30:25 ... we identified a number of individuals we would contact 16:30:39 ... on the entreprise level we 3 approaches 16:30:45 ... (1) analysts 16:31:09 ... (2) a questionnaire to vendors to understand why they have decided to enter this market 16:31:42 ... (3) a questionnaire to entreprises who may or may not use sw technologies, we have to understand wy not 16:32:28 s/wy/why/ 16:32:31 http://esw.w3.org/topic/SweoIG/TaskForces/CoreMessaging 16:32:58 (the questionnaires' text) 16:35:34 sandro: i was wondering whether this would be public, anonymous, or confidential? 16:36:02 susie: i was planning to do these by email, ie, we would know where the answers come from, but the compilation would be anonymized 16:36:29 -LeeF 16:37:06 q? 16:37:11 ack sandro 16:37:24 kingsley: re the targetting the audiences 16:37:43 ... if we start with the web developers' side, we need a bridge with the web2.0 community 16:37:58 ... there is a tendency to see these two as mutually exclusive 16:38:01 this might be relevant to some questions of the mentioned questionnaire: http://tinyurl.com/yl7aq7 or direct to PDF: http://tinyurl.com/ybra6h (courtesy of neon-project.org) 16:38:12 ... it is important to show how complimentary they are 16:38:24 ... a typical example being the blogosphere 16:38:52 ... we have to find the key players the of the web2.0 crowd and the entreprise web2.0 16:38:57 ... there is even office 2.0 16:39:13 ... these latter two take the web2.0 to the entreprise 16:39:28 ... we have to get them understand what the sw is doing 16:41:04 Karen has joined #sweo 16:41:22 ivan: we tried to identify the persons, but we were not sure they are the right names 16:41:31 may we set up a wiki page to list key players of the web dev community and web 2.0 and add to it? 16:41:56 ... whom we should contact 16:43:14 susie: during the meeting we felt we were not good enough in identifying the names 16:43:31 ... please by next week collect these names 16:43:48 kingsley: we do not have a list name on the wiki 16:44:13 +1 names should be internal to group 16:45:01 it is possible to use ACL on a wiki and make pages visible to IG members only 16:45:32 sandro can provide assistance in this 16:45:48 action: ivan to set up a ig confidential part of the wiki 16:46:52 action: kingsley collect names appropriate for the web2.0 world 16:48:47 susie: one of the action item was that I would send the questionnaire's text to the group 16:48:53 ... i will do that 16:49:02 ... I will have to contact the comm team of w3c on that 16:49:24 zakim, code? 16:49:24 the conference code is 7936 (tel:+1.617.761.6200), LeeF 16:49:25 ... another action item was that ivan to collect the contacts for companies, that is done 16:49:47 ... yet another action item is to collect the resources that we already have 16:49:53 +LeeF 16:49:55 ... eg, frank chum will look for more books 16:50:02 This conference is scheduled to end in 10 minutes; all ports must be freed 16:50:07 ... wing will look at the tools' list to send 16:50:23 ack sandro 16:51:05 sandro: if somebody think the wording should be different, should that person modify it on the wiki, or rather on the mailing 16:51:34 susie: the wiki culture would require that people could modify directly 16:51:45 ... but if there are major changes, check with the group 16:51:59 susie: actually, one more comment on the wiki 16:52:22 ... on the list a lot of people have good ideas on what to do and where to go, but I am a bit afraid that these ideas would get lost 16:52:36 ... so I started a 'wild idea' part on the wiki, for general thoughts 16:53:01 http://esw.w3.org/topic/SweoIG/WildIdeas 16:53:07 ... i kept the thoughts short and added a name to it 16:53:10 q? 16:53:13 q+ 16:53:23 ack Karen 16:53:49 karen: i do have some resources when I was working in market research I could probably share 16:54:01 ... but I would like to keep it for the group 16:54:20 zakim, q+ 16:54:20 I see susie, uldis on the speaker queue 16:55:01 This conference is scheduled to end in 5 minutes; all ports must be freed 16:55:52 ack susie 16:56:22 uldis: it would be group for the ig if we could use sw technologies for our own work 16:56:35 ... although i cannot name any particular at this point 16:56:41 ... but we could at some point 16:56:59 susie: one of the action items was that wing would look at semantics media wiki 16:57:06 ... if people have additional ideas 16:57:36 uldis: adding wikis with blogging, for example 16:58:01 This conference is scheduled to end in 2 minutes; all ports must be freed 16:58:27 kingsley: a lot of our technology is solved by us, plus integration, but the problem is member independence 16:59:05 This conference is scheduled to end in 1 minute; all ports must be freed 16:59:26 ... we have to find a set of clear guidelines on what we can accept and use 17:00:01 This conference is scheduled to end now; all ports must be freed immediately 17:00:06 The time reserved for this conference has been exceeded. 17 ports must be freed 17:00:31 yes 17:00:36 -uldi 17:00:37 -davidr 17:00:37 -orri 17:00:38 -kidehen 17:00:39 -Sandro 17:00:41 -Karen 17:00:42 davidr has left #sweo 17:00:43 -susie 17:00:45 -ina 17:00:47 -wing 17:01:17 agree to kidehen re. observing caution re. particular products 17:02:12 first thing we can start with is using already accepted SW formats 17:02:26 like FOAF which is already used for participants list 17:02:46 uldis has left #sweo 17:07:50 -martin 17:07:51 -LeeF 17:08:01 rrsagent, draft minutes 17:08:01 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2006/11/22-sweo-minutes.html ivan 17:10:10 zakim, bye 17:10:10 leaving. 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