Blogs about: Folksonomies
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Semantic Web – a 'humanizer' for computer-aided work
Martin Hochmeister claims that his Semantic Web Company, generate semantic use cases that enhance knowledge productivity through semantic web technologies that connect and situate data in a meaningful… more →
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It's the Final Countdown
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klfair wrote 1 month ago: And the gates are opened and up comes Take Home Exam on the right, with Reflective Essays coming a c … more →
twine is bunching up in my soul
shelleylyn wrote 1 month ago: Twine… a new social bookmarking system that takes social bookmarking and recommendations to th … more →
Bridging the Pro/Am divide
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patrice88 wrote 1 month ago: The Pro/Am divide discusses the difference between folks and experts in folksonomies. Folksonomies s … more →
Welcome, folks great and small
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klfair wrote 1 month ago: Well this week’s blogging topic threw me for a doozy. Folks vs Experts. Me, you see the girl w … more →
tag? 1,2,3 Not it!
jdrg wrote 2 months ago: First off, there may be some libraries willing to accept the use of most Web 2.0 tools, but who are … more →
How Tagging can prevent PLM from a Compulsive Obsessive Disorder Problem?
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olegshilovitsky wrote 2 months ago: I’m sure you will agree that one of the definite goals of PLM is to organize product related informa … more →
Folksonomies
pspplaya wrote 4 months ago: New Viral Marketing Tool A consumer phenomenon called “tagging” or “folksonomies … more →
Clay Shirky on Categories and Time
Thomas Hansen wrote 4 months ago: Some time ago I commented on the value of folksonomies, and I basically (still) think that tagging c … more →
28203969 Mathildah mabuza
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tierly wrote 4 months ago: FOLKSONOMIES Let’s first begin by discussing what folksonomy is because basically folksonomies is th … more →
Organising Knowledge - Book Review
Ben Warsop wrote 4 months ago: I thought I had put more book reviews up here than I have. Â Here’s one of the ones I thought I … more →
Social media at the OU
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dougclow wrote 4 months ago: Notes from OU eLearning Community event, 17 February 2009 Sarah Davies and Ingrid Nix are organising … more →
Library 2.0
librarylaura23 wrote 4 months ago: Library 2.0 is also user-centered, focusing on interaction where library patrons can participate and … more →
Snowdrop or snowdrops?
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michalska wrote 5 months ago: I have now read the article on Folksonomies: Tidying up tags by Marieke Guy and Emma Tonkin, one of … more →
New Folksonomy Listserve
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annewelsh wrote 5 months ago: Lisa Zhao has established a listserve for people interested in folksonomy – FOLKSONOMY@LISTSER … more →
Multiliteracies: Week Two Seminal Viewing
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Mariel wrote 5 months ago: This video consists of a  debate between David Weinberger and Andrew Keen on the implications of soc … more →
Projections for '09: A good year?
Matthew Ho wrote 5 months ago: After completing the lengthy 2008 post, I’m going to write briefly about 2009 so far and what … more →
My first customised digg result: Building a blog cheatsheet
Matthew Ho wrote 5 months ago: I mentioned previously that I had subscribed to the Digg’s RSS feeds. I now get updates on my … more →
It's Official - I'm a shareaholic
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Matthew Ho wrote 5 months ago: You’ve probably seen that I’ve been sharing a lot of stuff lately over Facebook. I … more →
The Wisdom of Crowds (with bookmarks)
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Matthew Ho wrote 6 months ago: You’ve probably seen these symbols at the bottom of a webpage and you’ve wondered what t … more →
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