Part II: How does Wikidata work?
Wikidata is made up of many different elements, mainly items, properties, statements, identifiers, qualifiers, references, and rank. Let's break these down and talk about how they all work together.
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Table of Contents
- 1. Part I: What is Wikidata?
- 2. Open
- 3. Multilingual
- 4. Structured knowledge base
- 5. Read and edited by humans...
- 6. ...and machines
- 7. This makes Wikidata important to the internet...
- 8. ...and important to Wikipedia
- 9. Data structure
- 10. Presenting facts, not context
- 11. The Wikidata community
- 12. Let's review
- 13. Language
- 14. Part II: How does Wikidata work?
- 15. Parts of Wikidata: Items
- 16. Properties
- 17. Statements
- 18. Identifiers
- 19. Qualifiers
- 20. References
- 21. Rank
- 22. How do these parts work together?
- 23. Parts (continued)
- 24. What belongs in Wikidata?
- 25. Notability
- 26. Some data ethics
- 27. Activities
- 28. Let's review
- 29. Statements
- 30. Values
- 31. You're done!
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