INSEMTIVES - Incentives for Semantics

Showcase

Get the INSEMTIVES tools and the generic gaming toolkit from SourceForge:

Taste it! Try it!

The latest version of Taste it! Try it! application is online!

Taste it! Try it! is a pair of apps available on Facebook and for Android mobiles.

Use it to create reviews of various venues – pubs, restaurants and cafes in a user friendly manner using a Smartphone with Android or the Facebook Web interface! Your opinion matters! Rate various features of a restaurant!

Compete with others to achieve badges and points and become a Cuisine Geek! Polish Cuisine Lover and many others!

Search for restaurants rated by others using a number of criteria! Or search for restaurants meeting preferences of you and your friends!

And in addition, by using the App, you will be contributing to the great idea of the Semantic Web! Is it not cool? :-)

The mobile application is available on Google Play (new name for Android Market)
The Facebook app is available at https://apps.facebook.com/tasteittryit/
Visit our Facebook fanpage where all information about the application is published.

Screencasts

Corporate Knowledge Management with OKenterprise

The OKenterprise use case explores the applicability of the contributions made by the INSEMTIVES project into the corporate portals domain, enriching a traditional corporate portal, as it is the one currently used by the Telefonica Investigacio n y Desarrollo (TID) employees, with automatic and user-guided semantic annotation capabilities. These annotations are used afterwards to increase the final users’ experience and performance providing enhanced features such as:

Enhanced searching capabilities including more accurate semantic searches.
Enhanced navigation capabilities including more accurate content recommendations and related readings.

Marketplace for Web Services

The seekda Web Services portal provides direct access to a robust technology platform, enabling its users to search for public Web Services available on the Web in a variety of ways. The current portal provides the users with an index of more than 28,000 WSDL-based services, along with information about the service provider, service availability, documentation coverage, etc., and the possibility to directly consume a service by invoking its operations. Moreover, users can provide comments, descriptions, ratings and tags to a service.

Go to the Web Services Marketplace
Coming soon: The new Web Services Portal
Get the user guide

Screencasts

Games

L!NKS: Human-driven media annotation and search game

In L!NKS, communities with a common interest (e.g. Semantic Web research community and joint conference series; family pictures; friends, etc.) can create, search and take challenges for annotating limited, well-chosen sets of pictures in a semi-automatic manner. As rewards, L!NKS provides wall notifications on Facebook, rankings with friends, challenges and sociability.

Play L!NKS on Facebook

SeaFish

In SeaFish two users try to sort images depending on whether they match or not a certain, randomly chosen image under consideration. In case of a match, the player will be rewarded. If all images are sorted, the next round starts with a new image under consideration.

SpotTheLink

SpotTheLink is a two player game focusing on the alignment of DBpedia concepts to the Proton upper ontology. Each player has to select Proton concepts which are either the same as or more specific than a randomly selected DBpedia concept. Matching choices are rewarded.

TubeLink

In TubeLink, a video is shown to the player in a crystal ball surrounded by tags that might fit the video. The player has to drag the tags to matching scenes in the video in order to fill the ball with energy in case that the predictions are accurate. In case there are enough matches the ball will explode. Non fitting tags can be burned by dragging them to the candle.