The knowledge base of the network Linked Open Middle Ages brings together the network’s results. In addition to the outcomes of its activities, it includes various resources for the use of Linked Open Data in (German) medieval studies. The resource collection on Linked Open Data curated by the network, as well as its project bibliography, have been transferred into living documents.
Zotero bibliography
Our Zotero bibliography Linked Open Middle Ages, maintained during the project period, was integrated via user offenesMA into the Zotero bibliography of the Working Group on Digital Medieval Studies (AG Digitale Mediävistik) of the German Medievalists’ Society.
Collection of existing data resources
The collection includes useful resources for the application of LOD in medieval studies. It does not claim to be exhaustive and can be continued as a living document:
- Sources/Corpora
- Repositories & Authority Data Providers
- Tools
- Infrastructures
- Standards
- Vocabularies (general vs. domain-specific)
- Communities
LOD showcases from the network Linked Open Middle Ages
Various showcases offer exemplary insights into the use of Linked Open Data in different medieval studies research projects.
Output of the network Linked Open Middle Ages
Here you can find an overview of the network’s output within the scope of its activities during the project duration.