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== Session Description == | == Session Description == |
Revision as of 00:39, 2 May 2007
Microformats at Stanford
One of several microformats events.
Summary
Microformats at Stanford is a presentation being held at the Stanford University, on Friday, March 23rd, 2007 from noon-1pm in Stanford, California.
- Location: Wallenberg Hall(map) Learning Theater (1st floor, Bldg 160)
- When: Friday, March 23, noon-1:00pm
- Presenter: Tantek Celik (Technorati)
A Q&A session will immediately follow Tantek's presentation.
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Please use all of the following tags when tagging content (blog posts, photos) published related to the microformats presentation at Stanford :
tags: microformats stanford stanforduniversity su wallenberg wallenberghall learningtheater bldg160 building160 room124 peterwallenberglearningtheater microformats-stanford microformats-stanford2007
Session Description
SU Webmasters invites Stanford students/faculty/staff to a presentation by Tantek Çelik on Microformats.
"Designed for humans first and machines second, microformats are a set of simple, open data formats built upon existing and widely adopted standards." -- microformats.org
"Microformats are about using the standards we all know and love to convey as much semantic meaning as possible. Think of them as semantic best practices. They use current XHTML tags such as address, cite, and blockquote and attributes such as rel, rev, and title to create semantically appropriate blocks of code. Microformats are great because they are both usable and elegant—and all you need to do to get started with them is familiarize yourself with the best ways to apply the tags and attributes you already use." -- www.digital-web.com
Attending
Please note that due to space considerations, attendance is limited to current Stanford students/faculty/staff.
Please add your name here if you are attending this session, speaking or not.
- Tantek Çelik (presenter)
- Aaron Cole
- Kim Serra
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Session Notes
Presentation: http://tantek.com/presentations/2007/03/microformats/
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Session Comments and Q&A
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Photos
Blog Posts
Put most recent first.
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