The document discusses the UCLA Encyclopedia of Egyptology project and how it is utilizing Web 2.0 and future Web 3.0 technologies. It notes that the encyclopedia will have different publication phases, starting with PDF versions of entries available online. Later phases will include more interactive features like advanced searches, maps, photographs and links to other datasets. The goal is for the encyclopedia to gradually expand its open access to additional archaeological data and resources over time as technologies continue to evolve.

1. UCLA Encyclopedia of Egyptology Archaeological Data and Web 2.0 Willeke Wendrich, UCLA SAA, Vancouver, March 28, 2008

2. Web 2.0 two-way traffic read be read rate berate react interact up load download

7. Writing phase Publication phase Use phase Update phase Long term Heavily mediated commissioning of articles peer review Interaction with authors and reviewers Quote as regular publication (fixed text) Multimedia, time and space searches “ My UEE” for personifying “ To UEE” for feedback Update what is needed Strict version control Digital Preservation History of the discipline Wiki-inclusionists versus Wiki-deletionists

8. Open Version Full Version Data Access Level

14. Open Version Full Version Data Access Level eScholarship, PDF Article text Advanced searches Interactive map searches Repository of photographs Links to other initiatives

33. Open Version Full Version Data Access Level eScholarship, PDF Article text Advanced searches Interactive map searches Repository of photographs Links to other initiatives Excavation reports Excavation databases Photographs Maps, plans, drawings Text editions

34. Phased publication: PDF in eScholarship (April 2008) Marked up text in Full Version (April 2010) Gradual expansion of DAL

35. Web 3.0 Everywhere, at anytime Linked to time and/or space GPS – Internet Location based information Real time data retrieval and data input

37. time and place