Folksonomies? How about metadata ecologies?

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ROSENFELD, Louis. Folksonomies? How about metadata ecologies? Louisrosenfeld.com [on line]. January 6, 2005. Available at: <http://louisrosenfeld.com/home/bloug_archive/000330.html> (consulted on March 28, 2007)

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DC Title : Folksonomies? How about metadata ecologies?

DC Creator : ROSENFELD, Louis

DC Subject : Controlled vocabulary, information management, metadata ecology, vernacular vocabulary

DC Description : Talks about the success of folksonomy, then compares vernacular vocabularies with controlled vocabularies, and lists limits of folksonomy. Goes on with presenting usefulness of these two approaches, and of the benefits of a good combinaison of them by doing metadata ecology.

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DC Date : 2005-01-06

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DC Identifier : http://louisrosenfeld.com/home/bloug_archive/000330.html

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DC Rights : ©2007 Louis Rosenfeld LLC. All rights reserved.

Comparative functional analysis of boundary infrastructures, library classification, and social tagging

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TENNIS, Joseph T. Comparative functional analysis of boundary infrastructures, library classification, and social tagging. In: MOUKDAD, Haidar (ed.). Information science revisited: approaches to innovation, June 1-3, 2006, Toronto [on line]. Toronto : Canadian association for information science/L’Association canadienne des sciences de l’information (CAIS/ACSI), 2006. Available at: <http://www.cais-acsi.ca/proceedings/2006/tennis_2006.pdf> (consulted on March 28, 2007)

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DC.Title : Comparative functional analysis of boundary infrastructures, library classification, and social tagging

DC.Creator : TENNIS, Joseph T.

DC.Subject : Boundary infrastructure, information management, information organization, library classification, social tagging

DC.Description.tableOfContents :

• 1 Introduction
• 1.1 Methodological note
• 2 Information organization frameworks
• 2.1 Library classification
• 2.1.1 Systems
• 2.1.2 Methods and work process
• 2.2 Social tagging
• 2.2.1 Systems
• 2.2.2 Methods and work process
• 2.3 Boundary infrastructures
• 2.3.1 System
• 2.3.2 Method and work process
• 3 Functionalities: lending cognitive authority, providing transparency, and fulfilling tasks
• 3.1 Lending cognitive authority
• 3.2 Providing transparency
• 3.3 Fulfilling tasks
• 4 Identity and divergence in information organization frameworks
• 5 Conclusion
• References

DC.Publisher : Canadian association for information science/L’Association canadienne des sciences de l’information (CAIS/ACSI)

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DC.Date : 2006

DC.Type : Text

DC.Format : Text/pdf

DC.Identifier : http://www.cais-acsi.ca/proceedings/2006/tennis_2006.pdf

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DC.Language : En

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