Abstract

The rapid advanced development of mobile phone usage has been increased very sharply. A semantic web is major concept about creation of Meta data. Most of the web page oriented application like HTML and XML uses the concept of Meta data. This paper proposes class concept hierarchy method for implementing and retrieving information about e-learning domain through PROTEGE tools and also shows RDFS and OWL based samples method implementation for e-learning domains in these tools. It produced the result like number of course material prepared by tutor, total number of student registration and number of exam, quiz, assignment conducted by particular tutor using SPARQL query language.

Highlights

  • E learning is a way of learning the information through electronic medium

  • Ontology language is based on the web technology standards[2]

  • The component of the Semantic web technology is based on XML(Extensible Markup Language), XML Schema, RDF(Resource Description Frame Work), RDFS, Web ontology Language (OWL)

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Introduction

Web based learning is much prevalent because of the learner learn essential content at anytime, anywhere. The data should be denoted by RDF, RDFS, OWL based Techniques. These types of tools are support any type of web oriented application. The main challenge of the semantic web is to present well defined meaning, understandable for different end user. Semantic Web is built for human and is based on machine readable not by human[1]. The main usage of semantic web is reusability. This feature allows the user can apply any procedure on particular data. Ontology language is based on the web technology standards[2]

Semantic Web Architecture
Implementing Semantic based E-learning
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