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Social Bookmarking w/ Diigo
The document discusses tagging and social bookmarking as ways to organize and retrieve information. It notes that tagging is simple, flexible, and tags can be aggregated. A taxonomy is a formal classification system, while a folksonomy allows for bottom-up collaborative tagging by multiple users. Folksonomies allow for evolving terminology and viewpoints but can be messy. To simplify, tags should use basic lowercase terms without punctuation. There are four types of tags: descriptive, resource, ownership/source, and self-reference.
Social Bookmarking w/ Diigo
- 1. Finding the StuffAgain Wednesday, February 20, 13
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- 8. personal research wrangling Wednesday,February 20, 13
- 9. This means youhave to tag. Wednesday, February 20, 13
- 10. Tags are easy. Wednesday,February 20, 13
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- 13. Can be aggregated Wednesday,February 20, 13
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- 17. Taxonomy v Folksonomy Wednesday, February 20, 13
- 18. taxonomy (n): 1.the practice and science of classification. Wednesday, February 20, 13
- 19. folksonomy (n): 1.bottom-up classification systems. 2. the practice and method of collaboratively creating and managing tags to annotate and categorize content. Wednesday, February 20, 13
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- 23. Space for multiple viewpoints Wednesday, February 20, 13
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- 25. Simplify through: • no caps • no punctuation • basic terms Wednesday, February 20, 13
- 26. 4 tag types Wednesday,February 20, 13
- 27. Descriptive Resource Ownership / Source Self-reference Wednesday, February 20, 13