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Folksonomy
What is folksonomy? is the practice and method of collaboratively creating and managing tags to annotate and categorize Content How does it work? Like a data bok Why would anyone want to do this? FOR THEIR BLOGS, MY SPACE’S Who uses it? Web users to label and share user-generated content When was the term invented? 2004 Where are some websites that are examples? Web sites, books, works in the scientific and scholarly literatures, and blog entries.
I got my info from: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folksonomy
1.What is folksonomy? It is the practice of creating and managing tags and to categorize content. 2.How does it work? It uses some of the following: synonyms (multiple tags for the same concept), homonymy (same tag used with different meaning), and polysemy (same tag with multiple related meanings) the efficiency of indexing and searching of content is lower.[3] Other reasons for not correct or irrelevant tags (also called meta noise) are the lack of stemming (normalization of word inflections) and the of users and contexts. 3.Why would anyone want to do this? To use on there blogs, facebooks, myspaces 4.Who uses it? Folksonomies 5.When was the term invented? It became popular in 2004 6.Where are some websites that are examples? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folksonomy
What is folksonomy? the practice and method of collaboratively creating and managing tags. How does it work? like storing data Why would anyone want to do this? for programs and blogs Who uses it? web designers and people like that When was the term invented? 2004 Where are some websites that are examples? every website
information was for http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folksonomy
1.What is folksonomy? It is the practice of creating tags to categorize content. 2.How does it work? It is the key words of your search. 3.Why would anyone want to do this? It is an easier way to find information. 4.Who uses it? Any user. 5.When was the term invented? 2004 6.Where are some websites that are examples? Flickr and del.icio.us
1.What is folksonomy? The practice and method of creating and managing tags to annotate and categorize content. 2.How does it work? In contrast to subject indexing you can tag stuff and use different keywords that you choose. 3.Why would anyone want to do this? It makes searching and using the web easier and more accessible. 4.Who uses it? Creators and consumers of the content. 5.When was the term invented? 2002 6.Where are some websites that are examples? Flickr and del.icio.us
1. What is folksonomy? The practice and method of creating and managing tags to anote and categorize content. 2.How does it work? websites have keywords that help link to their websites. 3. Why would anyone want to do this? To make it easier for someone to find their websites. 4. Whos uses it? website creators. 5. When was the term invented? 2004 6. Where are some websites what are examples? Ebay,Wikipedia.
1.What is folksonomy?folksonomy is a neologism for an exercise of cooperative arrangement using random chosen keywords. 2.How does it work?folksonomy is a user-generated taxonomy used to arrange and find web content. 3.Why would anyone want to do this? for their programs and blogs like on myspace. 4.Who uses it?People who design webs. 5.When was the term invented?2004 6.Where are some websites that are examples?all web sites use this so I will say www.google.com
1.What is Folksonomy?It is the practice of creating and managing tags to put objects into categories. 2.How does it work?It works like an application for annotating photos. 3.Why would anyone wanna do this?They would want to use it because it helps make searches easier. 4.Who uses it?People with that have buisness processes and automate workflows. 5.When was it invented?It was invented sometime in the year 2004. 6.Where are some websites that are examples? Some websites are books,works in scientific and scholary literatures and blog entries.
1. What is folksonomy? the practice and method of collaboratively creating and managing tags to annotate and categorize content. 2. How does it work? it works like a data book. 3. Why would anyone want to do this? Some folksonomy advocates believe that it is useful in facilitating workplace democracy and the distribution of management tasks among people actually doing the work. 4. Who uses it? the goverment uses it sometimes 5. When was the term invented 2004 6. Whaere are some web sites that are examles? most websites
i got information at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folksonomy
1.What is folksonomy? Folksonomy (also known as collaborative tagging , social classification, social indexing, social tagging, and other names) is the practice and method of collaboratively creating and managing tags to annotate and categorize content. In contrast to traditional subject indexing, metadata is not only generated by experts but also by creators and consumers of the content. Usually, freely chosen keywords are used instead of a controlled vocabulary. 2.How does it work? It stores data in the computer system. 3.Why would anyone want to do this? o have no idea i kind of sounds dumb. 4.who uses it? anyone that owns a computer. 5.when was the term invinted? around 2004 6. wat are some websites that use it? most of them
I got my info from.... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folksonomy
1. What is folksonomy? is the practice and method of collaboratively creating and managing tags to annotate 2. How does it work? its like a data book 3. Why would anyone want to do this? for putting things in order 4. Who uses it? Web users 5. When was the term invented? 2004 6. Where are some websites that are examples? blog entries, books
information from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folksonomy
What is folksonomy? the practice and method of collaboratively creating and managing tags. How does it work? like storing data Why would anyone want to do this? for programs and blogs Who uses it? web designers and people like that When was the term invented? 2004 Where are some websites that are examples? every website
What is folksonomy? also known as collaborative tagging , social classification, social indexing, social tagging, and other names. it is the practice and method of collaboratively creating and managing tags.
How does it work?A folksonomy is a type of distributed classification system. It is usually created by a group of individuals. it works kinda like a data book.
Why would anyone want to do this? for their stuff they have on the enternet.
Who uses it?Social Software, Folksonomy, and User Reviews in the College Context
When was the term invented? 2004
Where are some websites that are examples? scholarly literatures and blog entries.
Folksonomy What is it? the pratice of callaboratively. How does it work? like storing data Why would annyone wat to use it? for programs. Who uses it? web users. When was it invented? 2004 Where are some websites that are examples? Wekipedia.
1. What is folksonomy? It is the practice and method of collaboratively creating and managing tags to annotate categorize content. 2. How does it work? It works like a bookmark. 3. Why would anyone want to do this? So they can use it in their blogs, etc. 4. Who uses it? Web designers, entrepreneurs 5. When was the term invented? It became popular in 2004. 6. Where are some websites that are examples? Yahoo!, Google
1. What is folksonomy? Is the practice and method of collaboratively creating and managing tags to annotate and categorize content. 2. How does it work? Its intended to make a body of information increasingly easy to search, discover, and navigate over time. 3. Why would anyone want to do this? For the use in their blogs, myspaces, facebooks and ect. 4. Who uses it? Web page designers 5. When was the term invented? The term was created in 2004. 6. Where are some websites that are examples? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folksonomy
1.What is folksonomy? is the practice and method of collaboratively creating and managing tags to annotate and categorize content. In contrast to traditional subject indexing, metadata is not only generated by experts but also by creators and consumers of the content. Usually, freely chosen keywords are used instead of a controlled vocabulary.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folksonomy 2.How does it work? It is used for tagging photographs. And sometimes like a data book. 3.Why would anyone want to do this? Alot of people may use it for my space, face books, or just som kinds of blogs. 4.Who uses it? Folksonomies 5.When was the term invented? It inveted in 2004. 6.Where are some websites that are examples? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folksonomy
1.What is folksonomy? The practice and method of collaborative links using a system called tagging.A way of classifying or categorizing information such as Web pages, photographs, and web links using a system called tagging. 2.How does it work? Using a tagging system that identifies paged and objects on the internet that can later be retrieved. 3.Why would anyone want to do this? For individual personal use and value, to add perspective to content,and for social reasons such as connecting with others. 4.Who uses folksonomy?Businesses and individuals. Only .5 percent of the web uses it. 5.When was this term invented? In 2002 6.Where are some websites that are examples? www.flickr.com, www.last.fm, www.dabble.com, www.platial.com,and www.amazon.com.
Folksonomy 1.What is folksonomy? a practice of collaborataive categorization using freely chosen keywords. 2.How does it work? It manages and categorizes content like a data book. 3.Why would anyone want to do this? For their personal use and blogs. It lets people tag their own content and content of others. 4.Who uses it? Web users who label and share content 5.When was the term invented? 2004 6.Where are some websites that are examples? Flickr and del.icio.us
1.What is folksonomy? The process of relatively making and organizing tags to place certain content into classes. 2.How does it work? It is used as a Internet based program to make a body of info easy t maintain. 3.Why would any one want to do this? It makes searching,discovering,and navigating info resourceful by using data. 4.Who uses it? Web-based communities where provision is made at a level for tagging. 5.When was the term invented? 2004 6.Where are some websites that are examples? del.icio.us,furl.net,and jots.com.
Works Cited:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folksonomy
1. What is folksonomy? -The act of making and categorizing tags that label things. 2. How does it work? -These folksonomies are simply the set of terms that a group of users tagged content with Why would anyone want to do this? -So that they can keep up with what is what, and to remember things by labeling. Who uses it? -Many people do to keep up with things. When was the term invented? -2002 Where are some websites that are examples? - Del.icio.us and Flickr are just a couple of sites.
WHAT IS FOLKSONOMY? The practice and method of collaboratively creating and managing tags to annotate and categorizing content. HOW DOES IT WORK? It makes a body of information easy to search, discover, and navigate over time. WHY WOULD ANYONE WANT TO DO THIS? It allows web users to share information. WHO USES IT? Web users WHEN WAS THE TERM INVINTED? 2004 WHERE ARE SOME WEBSITES THAT ARE EXAMPLES? http.//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folksonomy
What is folksonomy? Folksonoy is the practice and method of collaboratively creating and managing tags to annotate and categorize content.
How does it work? To store data using tags.
Why would anyone want to do this? Because tagging is intended to make a body of information increasingly easy to search, discover, and navigate over time.
Who uses it? Users that create and use tags.
When was the term invented? 2002
Where are some websites that are examples? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flickr http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Del.icio.us
I got my information from: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folksonomy
What is folksonomy? the practice and method of creating and managing tags to annotate and categorize content
How does it work? Used for tagging photographs and sometimes storing data Why would anyone want to do this? Easier means of coommunication and showing people things about you/your life Who uses it? Web designers, and everyday padestrians When was the term invented?2004. Where are some websites that are examples? dogpile.com (all websites)
1. What is folksonomy? A type of classification system for online content, created by an individual user who tags information with freely chosen keywords; also the cooperation at a group of people to create such a classification system. 2. How does it work? Someone copies and pastes. 3. Why would anyone want to do this? Faster and easier. 4. Who uses it? Anyone 5. When was the term invented? 2004 6. Where are some websites that are examples? Search engines, Del.icio.us.com
1. What is folksonomy? the practice and method of collaboratively creating amd managing tags to annotate and categorize content. 2. How does it work? When saving or editing a bookmark, there is a field for tags. In this field, enter as many tags as you would like, each separated by a space. 3. Why would anyone want to do this? it is easy and tagging data is used in new ways to find information. 4. Who uses it? anybody 5. When was the term invented? launched September 2006 6. Where are some websites that are examples? Flickr and del.icio.us
I got my information from: www.wikipedia.org and www.folksonomy.org
What is folksonomy?The practice of creating and managing tags to categorize content. How does it work?Like storing data. Why would anyone want to do this?For their blogs, facebooks, or myspaces. Who uses it?any internet user When was it invented?2002 Where are some websites that are examples?http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Folksonomy
1.What is folksonomy? method of collaboratity creating tags to categorize contents. 2.How does it work? Taxonmys that is used to arrange and to find web contents. 3.Why would anyone want to do this? For there webs sites and blogs.(myspace) 4.Who uses it? anyone that wants. 5.When was term invented? 2002 6.Where are some websites that are examples/ delicious.com and flicker.com
Folksonomy 1. What is folksonomy? Folksonomy is a neologism for a practice of collaborative categorization using freely chosen keywords URL:http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&safe=active&q=define%3AFolksonomy&btnG=Search 2. How does it work? Folksonomies arise in Web-based communities where provisions are made at the site level for creating and using tags. URL:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folksonomy 3. Why would anyone want to do this? People use it for social reasons mainly. 4. Who uses it? People who design websites, work in offices, and need to use tagging. 5. When was the term invented? 2002 6. Where are some websites that are examples? Most examples show examples of Folksonomy but some examples are del.icio.us’s and although flickr has been suggested it is not a good example of Folksonomy.
My information came from URL: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folksonomy
1.What is folksonomy? the practice and method of creating and managing tags to categorize content. 2.How does it work? it organizes certain contents. 3.Why would anyone want to do this? could be used on blogs and other programs. 4.Who uses it? people or users who want to organize materials. 5.when was the term invented? 2002 6.where are some websites that are examples?wikipedia
What is folksonomy? Folksonomy (also known as collaborative tagging , social classification, social indexing, social tagging, and other names) is the practice and method of collaboratively creating and managing tags to annotate and categorize content.
How does it work? it stores data
Why would anyone want to do this? to make a body of information increasingly easy to search, discover, and navigate over time.
Who uses it? Anyone
When was the term invented? 2004 Where are some websites that are examples? Flickr, del.icio.us
Info from: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folksonomy
Folksonomy 1.What is folksonomy? Is the practice and method of collaboratively creating and managing tags to annotate and categorize content. 2.How does it work? annotating photographs 3.Why would anyone want to do this? Internet-mediated social environments 4.Who uses it? Just about anybody 5.When was the term invented? 2004 6.Where are some websites that are examples? Semantic Web, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folksonomy.com
Folksonomy 1.What is folksonomy? Folksonomy is a neologism for a practice of collaborative categorization using freely chosen words. 2.How does it work? They make bodies of information easier to search. 3.Why would anyone want to do this? They can discover different tag sets of another user. 4.Who uses it? flickr 5.When was the term invented? They were invented in 2004. 6.Where are some websites that are examples? Wikipedia.com, wisegeek.com, beyondfolksonomies.com, and tomgruber.com
Podcasting 1.What is it? Podcasting is the delivering of audio content to ipods and other portable devices. 2.Why is it called podcasting? Because the word pod comes from ipod, which means portable. Podcasting includes portable audio. 3.How does it work? Series of files are sent over the internet using syndicitave feeds for playback on portable media players and personal computers. 4.Why would anyone want to do this? It allows direct download or streaming of content. 5.Who uses it? Mechanics, museum workers, and police departments. 6.When was the term invented? 2000 7.Where are some websites that are examples? Wikipedia.com, podcastingnews.com, and indiepodder.com.
Rss Feed 1.What is it? A browser that produces codes that are not easy to decipher. 2.How does it work? They publish updated content. 3.Why would anyone want to do this? It makes it possible for people to keep up with their favorite websites. 4.Who uses it? Anyone is allowed to use this. 5.When was it invented? It was invented in 1995. 6.What are some examples? Blogs, podcasts, softwares, and aggregators. 7.How do you read it? You subscribe to a feed by entering the feeds link. 8.Are RSS Feeds better than E-Mail news letters? Yes
Social bookmarking 1.What is it? It is a way for users to store, organize, share, and search bookmark. 2.How does it work? It saves web pages that you want to remember and share. 3.Why would anyone want to use it? To make it easier to keep up with their favorite web sites. 4.Who uses it? All internet users. 5.When was the term invented? It was invented in April of 1996. 6.Where are some websites that are examples? Your home page of your computers internet access. 7.Some types of bookmarking: Your favorite websites, tags, web feeds, networks, and web pages. 8.What are the downsides? There are no standard set to keywords, no standard for structure of tags, and mistaggings.
Wiki Spaces 1.What is a wiki page? A page that can be edited by one person and can be accessed by anybody. 2.What does the term Wiki refer to? Simplist online database that could possibly work. 3.How does it work? It provides pages for students and teachers to post assignments and provides spaces for your own customization. 4.Why would anyone want to use wiki pages? To keep up with work and to have your own page. 5.Who uses wiki pages? Teachers and students 6.How do you edit a wiki page? You start a line of text with an asterisk. 7.What does it do? They enable documents to be written collaboratively. 8.When was the term invented? 1994 9.When was the term invented? www.Wikispaces.com
Blogosphere 1.What is it? A term encompassing all blogs and their interconnections. 2.How does it work? It tracks interconnections between bloggers. 3.Why would anyone want to do this? Most people use this system to discuss public opinions. 4.Who uses it? Any person with a blog. 5.When was the term invented? September 10, 1999 6.Where are some websites that are examples? Wikipedia.com, and your internet home page.
1.What is folksonomy? The practice and method of creating and managing tags to annotate and categorize content. 2.How does it work? In contrast to subject indexing you can tag stuff and use different keywords that you choose. 3.Why would anyone want to do this? It makes searching and using the web easier and more accessible. 4.Who uses it? Creators and consumers of the content. 5.When was the term invented? 2002 6.Where are some websites that are examples? Flickr and del.icio.us
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Folksonomy
What is folksonomy?
is the practice and method of collaboratively creating and managing tags to annotate and categorize Content
How does it work?
Like a data bok
Why would anyone want to do this?
FOR THEIR BLOGS, MY SPACE’S
Who uses it?
Web users to label and share user-generated content
When was the term invented?
2004
Where are some websites that are examples?
Web sites, books, works in the scientific and scholarly literatures, and blog entries.
I got my info from:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folksonomy
1.What is folksonomy? It is the practice of creating and managing tags and to categorize content.
2.How does it work? It uses some of the following: synonyms (multiple tags for the same concept), homonymy (same tag used with different meaning), and polysemy (same tag with multiple related meanings) the efficiency of indexing and searching of content is lower.[3] Other reasons for not correct or irrelevant tags (also called meta noise) are the lack of stemming (normalization of word inflections) and the of users and contexts.
3.Why would anyone want to do this? To use on there blogs, facebooks, myspaces
4.Who uses it? Folksonomies
5.When was the term invented? It became popular in 2004
6.Where are some websites that are examples? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folksonomy
What is folksonomy?
the practice and method of collaboratively creating and managing tags.
How does it work?
like storing data
Why would anyone want to do this?
for programs and blogs
Who uses it?
web designers and people like that
When was the term invented? 2004
Where are some websites that are examples? every website
information was for
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folksonomy
1.What is folksonomy? It is the practice of creating tags to categorize content.
2.How does it work? It is the key words of your search.
3.Why would anyone want to do this? It is an easier way to find information.
4.Who uses it? Any user.
5.When was the term invented? 2004
6.Where are some websites that are examples? Flickr and del.icio.us
1.What is folksonomy?
The practice and method of creating and managing tags to annotate and categorize content.
2.How does it work?
In contrast to subject indexing you can tag stuff and use different keywords that you choose.
3.Why would anyone want to do this?
It makes searching and using the web easier and more accessible.
4.Who uses it?
Creators and consumers of the content.
5.When was the term invented?
2002
6.Where are some websites that are examples?
Flickr and del.icio.us
1. What is folksonomy?
The practice and method of creating and managing tags to anote and categorize content.
2.How does it work?
websites have keywords that help link to their websites.
3. Why would anyone want to do this?
To make it easier for someone to find their websites.
4. Whos uses it?
website creators.
5. When was the term invented?
2004
6. Where are some websites what are examples?
Ebay,Wikipedia.
I got my info from:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folksonomy
1.What is folksonomy?folksonomy is a neologism for an exercise of cooperative arrangement using random chosen keywords.
2.How does it work?folksonomy is a user-generated taxonomy used to arrange and find web content.
3.Why would anyone want to do this?
for their programs and blogs like on myspace.
4.Who uses it?People who design webs.
5.When was the term invented?2004
6.Where are some websites that are examples?all web sites use this so I will say www.google.com
I got my information from www.google.com
1.What is Folksonomy?It is the practice of creating and managing tags to put objects into categories.
2.How does it work?It works like an application for annotating photos.
3.Why would anyone wanna do this?They would want to use it because it helps make searches easier.
4.Who uses it?People with that have buisness processes and automate workflows.
5.When was it invented?It was invented sometime in the year 2004.
6.Where are some websites that are examples? Some websites are books,works in scientific and scholary literatures and blog entries.
1. What is folksonomy? the practice and method of collaboratively creating and managing tags to annotate and categorize content.
2. How does it work? it works like a data book.
3. Why would anyone want to do this? Some folksonomy advocates believe that it is useful in facilitating workplace democracy and the distribution of management tasks among people actually doing the work.
4. Who uses it? the goverment uses it sometimes
5. When was the term invented 2004
6. Whaere are some web sites that are examles? most websites
i got information at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folksonomy
1. what is folksanomy? it is a way of identifiying content by using tags.
2. how does it work? it helps control and store data.
3. why would anyone use it? it helps organize and manage space.
4. who uses it? people who use the internet. any one in a business.
5.when was the term invinted? in 2002.
6. wat are some websites that use it? New York Times.com
I got my info from. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folksonomy
1.What is folksonomy?
Folksonomy (also known as collaborative tagging , social classification, social indexing, social tagging, and other names) is the practice and method of collaboratively creating and managing tags to annotate and categorize content. In contrast to traditional subject indexing, metadata is not only generated by experts but also by creators and consumers of the content. Usually, freely chosen keywords are used instead of a controlled vocabulary.
2.How does it work?
It stores data in the computer system.
3.Why would anyone want to do this?
o have no idea i kind of sounds dumb.
4.who uses it?
anyone that owns a computer.
5.when was the term invinted?
around 2004
6. wat are some websites that use it? most of them
I got my info from....
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folksonomy
1. What is folksonomy? is the practice and method of collaboratively creating and managing tags to annotate
2. How does it work? its like a data book
3. Why would anyone want to do this? for putting things in order
4. Who uses it? Web users
5. When was the term invented?
2004
6. Where are some websites that are examples? blog entries, books
information from
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folksonomy
what is folksonomy?
Folksonomy is a neologism for a practice of collaborative categorization _______________________________
how does it work?
just like a data book
_______________________________
Why would anyone want to use this?
to type a blog or check e-mail
_______________________________
Who uses it?
anyone who wants to talk online
_______________________________
When was the term inented?
in 2004
_______________________________
Where are some website examples?
sites,literature, and blogs.
_______________________________
i got my info from:
http://www.google.com
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Folksonomy
What is folksonomy?
the practice and method of collaboratively creating and managing tags.
How does it work?
like storing data
Why would anyone want to do this?
for programs and blogs
Who uses it?
web designers and people like that
When was the term invented? 2004
Where are some websites that are examples? every website
What is folksonomy?
also known as collaborative tagging , social classification, social indexing, social tagging, and other names. it is the practice and method of collaboratively creating and managing tags.
How does it work?A folksonomy is a type of distributed classification system. It is usually created by a group of individuals. it works kinda like a data book.
Why would anyone want to do this? for their stuff they have on the enternet.
Who uses it?Social Software, Folksonomy, and User Reviews in the College Context
When was the term invented? 2004
Where are some websites that are examples? scholarly literatures and blog entries.
Folksonomy
What is it? the pratice of callaboratively.
How does it work? like storing data
Why would annyone wat to use it? for programs. Who uses it? web users. When was it invented? 2004
Where are some websites that are examples? Wekipedia.
1. What is folksonomy? It is the practice and method of collaboratively creating and managing tags to annotate categorize content.
2. How does it work? It works like a bookmark.
3. Why would anyone want to do this? So they can use it in their blogs, etc.
4. Who uses it? Web designers, entrepreneurs
5. When was the term invented? It became popular in 2004.
6. Where are some websites that are examples? Yahoo!, Google
1. What is folksonomy? Is the practice and method of collaboratively creating and managing tags to annotate and categorize content.
2. How does it work? Its intended to make a body of information increasingly easy to search, discover, and navigate over time.
3. Why would anyone want to do this? For the use in their blogs, myspaces, facebooks and ect.
4. Who uses it? Web page designers
5. When was the term invented? The term was created in 2004.
6. Where are some websites that are examples? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folksonomy
1.What is folksonomy? is the practice and method of collaboratively creating and managing tags to annotate and categorize content. In contrast to traditional subject indexing, metadata is not only generated by experts but also by creators and consumers of the content. Usually, freely chosen keywords are used instead of a controlled vocabulary.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folksonomy
2.How does it work? It is used for tagging photographs. And sometimes like a data book.
3.Why would anyone want to do this? Alot of people may use it for my space, face books, or just som kinds of blogs.
4.Who uses it? Folksonomies
5.When was the term invented? It inveted in 2004.
6.Where are some websites that are examples? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folksonomy
1.What is folksonomy? The practice and method of collaborative links using a system called tagging.A way of classifying or categorizing information such as Web pages, photographs, and web links using a system called tagging.
2.How does it work? Using a tagging system that identifies paged and objects on the internet that can later be retrieved.
3.Why would anyone want to do this?
For individual personal use and value, to add perspective to content,and for social reasons such as connecting with others.
4.Who uses folksonomy?Businesses and individuals. Only .5 percent of the web uses it.
5.When was this term invented? In 2002
6.Where are some websites that are examples? www.flickr.com, www.last.fm, www.dabble.com, www.platial.com,and www.amazon.com.
1.What is it? The practice and method of collaborating and managing tags to annotate and categorize content.
2.How Does it work? Folksonomy is used to denote only the set of tags that are created in social tagging.
3.Why Would anyone want to do this? People who want to share a set of interesting links for free with other people.
4.Who uses it? Familiar and primary users.
5.When was the term invented? It was invented in 2003 but did'nt get popular until 2004.
6.Where are some websites for examples? www.flickr.com and www.del.icio.us.com
Folksonomy
1.What is folksonomy?
a practice of collaborataive categorization using freely chosen keywords.
2.How does it work?
It manages and categorizes content like a data book.
3.Why would anyone want to do this?
For their personal use and blogs. It lets people tag their own content and content of others.
4.Who uses it?
Web users who label and share content
5.When was the term invented?
2004
6.Where are some websites that are examples?
Flickr and del.icio.us
1.What is folksonomy?
The process of relatively making and organizing tags to place certain content into classes.
2.How does it work?
It is used as a Internet based program to make a body of info easy t maintain.
3.Why would any one want to do this?
It makes searching,discovering,and navigating info resourceful by using data.
4.Who uses it?
Web-based communities where provision is made at a level for tagging.
5.When was the term invented?
2004
6.Where are some websites that are examples? del.icio.us,furl.net,and jots.com.
Works Cited:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folksonomy
1. What is folksonomy?
-The act of making and categorizing tags that label things.
2. How does it work?
-These folksonomies are simply the set of terms that a group of users tagged content with
Why would anyone want to do this?
-So that they can keep up with what is what, and to remember things by labeling.
Who uses it?
-Many people do to keep up with things.
When was the term invented?
-2002
Where are some websites that are examples?
- Del.icio.us and Flickr are just a couple of sites.
WHAT IS FOLKSONOMY? The practice and method of collaboratively creating and managing tags to annotate and categorizing content.
HOW DOES IT WORK? It makes a body of information easy to search, discover, and navigate over time.
WHY WOULD ANYONE WANT TO DO THIS?
It allows web users to share information.
WHO USES IT? Web users
WHEN WAS THE TERM INVINTED? 2004
WHERE ARE SOME WEBSITES THAT ARE EXAMPLES? http.//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folksonomy
What is folksonomy?
The practice and method of collaboratively creating and managing tags to annotate and categorize content.
How does it work?
Like a data book.
Why would anyone want to do this?
For use in their blog, MySpace, FaceBook, etc.
Who uses it?
Anyone wishing to store data.
When was the term invented?
2004
Where are some websites that are examples?
flickr and del.icio.us.
Folksonomy
What is folksonomy? is the practice and method of collaboratively creating and managing tags to annotate and categorize content.
How does it work? Websites use key words to help link to there website
Why would anyone want to do this? To make it eaiser to find a website
Who uses it? web creaters
When was the term invented? 2004
Where are some websites that are examples? wikipedia,ebay
I got my info from:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folksonomy
What is folksonomy?
Folksonoy is the practice and method of collaboratively creating and managing tags to annotate and categorize content.
How does it work?
To store data using tags.
Why would anyone want to do this?
Because tagging is intended to make a body of information increasingly easy to search, discover, and navigate over time.
Who uses it?
Users that create and use tags.
When was the term invented?
2002
Where are some websites that are examples?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flickr
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Del.icio.us
I got my information from:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folksonomy
What is folksonomy? the practice and method of creating and managing tags to annotate and categorize content
How does it work? Used for tagging photographs and sometimes storing data
Why would anyone want to do this? Easier means of coommunication and showing people things about you/your life
Who uses it? Web designers, and everyday padestrians
When was the term invented?2004.
Where are some websites that are examples? dogpile.com (all websites)
Got my links for info from dogpile.
What is folksonomy?
It is the practice and method of managing and creating tags to catergorize content.
How does it work?
It is similar to social bookmarking how it saves something and can share it and go to it later.
Why would anyone want to do this?
They may want to share something and they can do this by saving it in a folksonomy on a web page.
Who uses it?
People who want their information availible to others on the internet.
When was the term invented?
2002
Where are some websites that are examples?
del.icio.us and Flickr.
Folksonomy
1. What is folksonomy? A type of classification system for online content, created by an individual user who tags information with freely chosen keywords; also the cooperation at a group of people to create such a classification system.
2. How does it work? Someone copies and pastes.
3. Why would anyone want to do this? Faster and easier.
4. Who uses it? Anyone
5. When was the term invented? 2004
6. Where are some websites that are examples? Search engines,
Del.icio.us.com
1. What is folksonomy? the practice and method of collaboratively creating amd managing tags to annotate and categorize content.
2. How does it work? When saving or editing a bookmark, there is a field for tags. In this field, enter as many tags as you would like, each separated by a space.
3. Why would anyone want to do this? it is easy and tagging data is used in new ways to find information.
4. Who uses it? anybody
5. When was the term invented? launched September 2006
6. Where are some websites that are examples? Flickr and del.icio.us
I got my information from:
www.wikipedia.org and www.folksonomy.org
What is folksonomy?
Folksonomy is the practice and method of creating/managing tags.
How does it work?
Folksonomy works sordove like a bookmark, it stores darta that you want to be saved.
Why would anyone want to do this?
Because it makes things easier to find and saves you time.
Who uses it?
Anyone that wants to use it. Anybody can use it.
When was the term invented?
It was invented in 2004.
Where are some websites that are examples?
Well everyone of them, but I will say ask.com, google.com, and myspace.com,
This information was found at the amazing Google.com.
What is folksonomy?The practice of creating and managing tags to categorize content.
How does it work?Like storing data.
Why would anyone want to do this?For their blogs, facebooks, or myspaces.
Who uses it?any internet user
When was it invented?2002
Where are some websites that are examples?http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
Folksonomy
1.What is folksonomy?
method of collaboratity creating tags to categorize contents.
2.How does it work?
Taxonmys that is used to arrange and to find web contents.
3.Why would anyone want to do this?
For there webs sites and blogs.(myspace)
4.Who uses it?
anyone that wants.
5.When was term invented?
2002
6.Where are some websites that are examples/
delicious.com and flicker.com
1.What is folksonomy?
The process of creating and organizing tags to categorize content.
2.How does it work?
Users tag data as they see it should be organized.
3.Why would anyone want to do this?
For easier ways to find resources
4.Who uses it?
Groups of people devoted to organizing data
5.When was the term invented?
Around 2004
6.Where are some websites that are examples?
Flickr and del.icio.us
Folksonomy
1. What is folksonomy? Folksonomy is a neologism for a practice of collaborative categorization using freely chosen keywords URL:http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&safe=active&q=define%3AFolksonomy&btnG=Search
2. How does it work? Folksonomies arise in Web-based communities where provisions are made at the site level for creating and using tags. URL:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folksonomy
3. Why would anyone want to do this? People use it for social reasons mainly.
4. Who uses it? People who design websites, work in offices, and need to use tagging.
5. When was the term invented? 2002
6. Where are some websites that are examples? Most examples show examples of Folksonomy but some examples are del.icio.us’s and although flickr has been suggested it is not a good example of Folksonomy.
My information came from URL: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folksonomy
1.What is it? The practice of managing tags to anotate and categorize content
2.How Does it work? Folksonomy is used only for the set of tags that are created in social tagging
3.Why Would anyone want to do this? So they can share free stuff with others
4.Who uses it? All different kinds of users.
5.When was the term invented? It was made up in 2003
6.Where are some websites for examples? www.flickr.com and www.del.icio.us.com
1.What is folksonomy? the practice and method of creating and managing tags to categorize content.
2.How does it work?
it organizes certain contents.
3.Why would anyone want to do this?
could be used on blogs and other programs.
4.Who uses it?
people or users who want to organize materials.
5.when was the term invented?
2002
6.where are some websites that are examples?wikipedia
whaFolksonomy
What is folksonomy? is the pratice and method of callaboratively creating and managing tag to annontate and catergozie content.
How does it work? like a A TEGGED DATA TO FIND INFORMATION
Why would anyone want to do this? to organize their websites and stuff like that
Who uses it? people that had like a website and other stuff to organize it
When was the term invented?
2004
Where are some websites that are examples? wesites,wikapidia
http://en.wikipedia.org/
What is Folksonomey?
classification of schemes that allow one to add data to websites using tags while still maintaining the website's high usability.
1.What is folksonomy? -Making and managing tags to categorize content.
2.How does it work? -Kinda like a book.
3.Why would anyone want to do this? -MySpace, Facebook, etc.
4.Who uses it? -Internet folks.
5.When was the term invented? -2004
6.Where are some websites that are examples? - Wiki.
1.What is folksonomy? the practice and method of creating and managing tags to put notes in slides and categorize them.
2.How does it work? like data storage.
3.Why would anyone want to do this? To keep their data in order.
4.Who uses it? Experts in this field and creators and consumers of the content.
5.When was the term invented? Around 2004
6.Where are some websites that are examples? Flickr and del.icio.us, though flickr is said not to be a good example.
What is folksonomy? Folksonomy (also known as collaborative tagging , social classification, social indexing, social tagging, and other names) is the practice and method of collaboratively creating and managing tags to annotate and categorize content.
How does it work? it stores data
Why would anyone want to do this? to make a body of information increasingly easy to search, discover, and navigate over time.
Who uses it? Anyone
When was the term invented? 2004
Where are some websites that are examples? Flickr, del.icio.us
Info from: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folksonomy
What is folksonomy?
the practice and method of
crating & managing tags
How does it work?
it is similar to a book or a storage place for data
Why would anyone want to do this?
for blogs
Who uses it?
people wanting to organize stuff
When was the term invented?
2004
Where are some websites that are examples?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folksonomy
What is folksonomy?
The practice and method of collaboratively creating and managing tags to annotate and categorize content.
How does it work?
data book
Why would anyone want to do this?
organizing data
Who uses it?
web people will use it
When was the term invented?
year 2004
Where are some websites that are examples? personal, comercial, and government websites
Folksonomy
1.What is folksonomy? Is the practice and method of collaboratively creating and managing tags to annotate and categorize content.
2.How does it work? annotating photographs
3.Why would anyone want to do this? Internet-mediated social environments
4.Who uses it? Just about anybody
5.When was the term invented? 2004
6.Where are some websites that are examples? Semantic Web,
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folksonomy.com
Folksonomy
1.What is folksonomy? Folksonomy is a neologism for a practice of collaborative categorization using freely chosen words.
2.How does it work? They make bodies of information easier to search.
3.Why would anyone want to do this? They can discover different tag sets of another user.
4.Who uses it? flickr
5.When was the term invented? They were invented in 2004.
6.Where are some websites that are examples? Wikipedia.com, wisegeek.com, beyondfolksonomies.com, and tomgruber.com
Podcasting
1.What is it? Podcasting is the delivering of audio content to ipods and other portable devices.
2.Why is it called podcasting? Because the word pod comes from ipod, which means portable. Podcasting includes portable audio.
3.How does it work? Series of files are sent over the internet using syndicitave feeds for playback on portable media players and personal computers.
4.Why would anyone want to do this? It allows direct download or streaming of content.
5.Who uses it? Mechanics, museum workers, and police departments.
6.When was the term invented? 2000
7.Where are some websites that are examples? Wikipedia.com, podcastingnews.com, and indiepodder.com.
Rss Feed
1.What is it? A browser that produces codes that are not easy to decipher.
2.How does it work? They publish updated content.
3.Why would anyone want to do this? It makes it possible for people to keep up with their favorite websites.
4.Who uses it? Anyone is allowed to use this.
5.When was it invented? It was invented in 1995.
6.What are some examples? Blogs, podcasts, softwares, and aggregators.
7.How do you read it? You subscribe to a feed by entering the feeds link.
8.Are RSS Feeds better than E-Mail news letters? Yes
Social bookmarking
1.What is it? It is a way for users to store, organize, share, and search bookmark.
2.How does it work? It saves web pages that you want to remember and share.
3.Why would anyone want to use it? To make it easier to keep up with their favorite web sites.
4.Who uses it? All internet users.
5.When was the term invented? It was invented in April of 1996.
6.Where are some websites that are examples? Your home page of your computers internet access.
7.Some types of bookmarking: Your favorite websites, tags, web feeds, networks, and web pages.
8.What are the downsides? There are no standard set to keywords, no standard for structure of tags, and mistaggings.
Wiki Spaces
1.What is a wiki page? A page that can be edited by one person and can be accessed by anybody.
2.What does the term Wiki refer to? Simplist online database that could possibly work.
3.How does it work? It provides pages for students and teachers to post assignments and provides spaces for your own customization.
4.Why would anyone want to use wiki pages? To keep up with work and to have your own page.
5.Who uses wiki pages? Teachers and students
6.How do you edit a wiki page? You start a line of text with an asterisk.
7.What does it do? They enable documents to be written collaboratively.
8.When was the term invented? 1994
9.When was the term invented? www.Wikispaces.com
Blogosphere
1.What is it? A term encompassing all blogs and their interconnections.
2.How does it work? It tracks interconnections between bloggers.
3.Why would anyone want to do this? Most people use this system to discuss public opinions.
4.Who uses it? Any person with a blog.
5.When was the term invented? September 10, 1999
6.Where are some websites that are examples? Wikipedia.com, and your internet home page.
1.What is folksonomy?
The practice and method of creating and managing tags to annotate and categorize content.
2.How does it work?
In contrast to subject indexing you can tag stuff and use different keywords that you choose.
3.Why would anyone want to do this?
It makes searching and using the web easier and more accessible.
4.Who uses it?
Creators and consumers of the content.
5.When was the term invented?
2002
6.Where are some websites that are examples?
Flickr and del.icio.us
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