2. Taxonomy vs. Folksonomy
Controlled vs. uncontrolled
Generated by a professional or by the
user
Subjectivity of words
Interesting related projects
3. Exercise 1
Look at these six images and write down
the first five descriptive words that pop into
your head for each of them.
We’ll take ten minutes to apply tags.
12. Combining Taxonomy & Tagging
Andromeda Yelton “I think librarians often
assume that, because they are based in
rules, controlled vocabulary offers
guarantees about metadata completeness
or correctness, and tagging cannot."
13. Steve Museum
http://www.steve.museum/
The Steve Museum Project researches social
tagging and museum collections; develops open
source software tools for tagging collections and
managing tags; and engages in discussion and
outreach with members of the community who
are interested in implementing social tagging for
their own collections.
14. Philadelphia Museum of Art
http://www.philamuseum.org/collections/socialTaggin
Users can add their own tags to the online collection.
Each item has a base record of necessary information
like the title, artist, date, collection, etc. However, by
allowing users to add tags, the museum can find out how
people really search for these items, encourage
interaction with the collection, and make the whole
experience a little social.
18. Harvesting the Power of the Crowd
Brainstorm hybrid uses and solutions
Discuss automated metadata
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