Conzilla
Company / Author[edit]
Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden
Screenshots[edit]
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What they say[edit]
“Conzilla is a first prototype of what we call a concept browser, which is a tool for the organization and exploration of electronically stored components of information. An efficient concept browser creates an overview of the different concepts under study by supporting a separation between their context and their content.
Conzilla2 – our second generation concept browser – is a knowledge management tool with many purposes. Among other things, it aims to be
- an efficient collaborative knowledge environment / modeling tool.
- a versatile interface for editing and styling RDF.
Conzilla presents knowledge in terms of specific maps, Context-maps. The Context-maps displays nodes and arcs, from now on referred to as concepts and concept-relations, in a styled manner.”
Observations[edit]
Concept Browser. This is fascinating modelling software that produces a form of concept map but has other capablities – many of the examples are used to describe Conzilla itself. I would like to see other, real-world examples.
This is written in Java. It uses ‘Collaborilla’ (see http://sourceforge.net/projects/collaborilla/) to make it collaborative.
Their website[edit]
http://www.conzilla.org/wiki/Overview/Main
Operating System(s)[edit]
browser based | Linux | Mac | Windows
Price: Free | Status: Current | Date added: 2002-02-27
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