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Introducing schema.org, a standardized way of describing items

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Introducing schema.org, a standardized way of describing items

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- There are two halves to the structured data problem. The first issue is that we need to clearly define the structure of our data. Once we know that, and we have that all standardized, then we can discuss how we will convey that standard via markup and programming. So let's address that first problem. How do we clearly define the structure of our data? Fortunately, there is one centralized solution for this, regardless of how we mark up the structure and that's through a website called schema.org. This is that particular website. You're welcome to open this up in your own browser and take a look at the website. Chances are, you might wind up going to the schemas link up here on the top. This will give you the option of browsing through a variety of types of works that are here on this website. So you can take a look at any of those, or of course you can go up to your search and you can type in a search parameter and find a thing in particular. Let's just jump right here to the…

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