Definitions
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- n. the use of Semacode nodes to connect Wikipedia articles to their relevant place in physical space
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Examples
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Flickr user Tikaro made this needlepoint semacode QR code (a kind of two-dimensional barcode) -- it scans to the Semapedia URL for "pillow".
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To create a QR Code for a Wikipedia article you just need to enter the article's web address and Semapedia creates a PDF containing the QR Code that links to the article.
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Semapedia connects Wikipedia articles with real world locations.
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Semapedia has a Google Map of locations that have been hyperlinked in the real world.
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This guys invite us to create and distribute Semapedia-Tags which are in fact cellphone-readable physical hyperlinks to the free online encyclopedia Wikipedia …
Smart Mobs » Blog Archive » QR Code, hyperlinks in print, do it for me hyperlinks
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At Semapedia.com, you can drop in any Wikipedia URL to instantly generate a 2-D barcode pointing to the corresponding entry.
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We mention several products, word of research from MS and a look at several services including Semapedia.
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Semapedia. org, a non-profit, community-driven project that connects the physical and virtual worlds.
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The program will highlight innovative mash-up applications for mobile devices to connect people to Wikipedia information about geographical locations in real-time using mobile-readable barcodes, geo-tagging, Flickr. com and GoogleMaps (Semapedia. org).
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If you take a look at the tags that have been created, as well as the photos that have appeared on maps, you can see these flurries of customer activity in different countries as people discover Semapedia and begin to tag things they encounter.
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