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Social Bookmarking Tagging
Evaluating Social Software for libraries
Wow, what a whirlwind of social software technology we have
looked at in the past 14 weeks. While all of these technologies have some use
in a library setting, some are more conducive to the library environment than
others. I really like the ideas we looked at with media sharing, as I think
this is a medium where libraries can really show how far they have come and use
media sharing as a great marketing tool to show your library to the world. This
also seems like an easily implemented medium, as most (if not all) libraries
Social Bookmarking and Tag Tag Tagging
From our first class, I signed up for an account with del.icio.us, but was still vague of its definition and uses. For example I thought that because I had a personal account, this information was private. Hammond et al. provided a useful explanation of how, why, and what tagging and social bookmarking is. I enjoyed learning about the difference of tagging as a free-structured approach that uses folksonomy to the controlled vocabulary I learned about in previous semesters.


