Tag Archives: folksonomy

Blog 9

Posted on March 12, 2013 by Shamekia

Folksonomy a system of   classification that makes use of terms that occur naturally   in the language of users   of the   system. It can be much easier for people to collaborate, as well, in   regards to … Continue reading →

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Rising Folksonomies

Posted on March 10, 2013 by Bryan

Folksonomy is frequently prevalent nowadays, considering masses of people are on social media websites. The classic use, basically, of folksonomy, is for users create their own set of tags to classify their entries or photos. ‘Facebook’ is the most trending … Continue reading →

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folksonomy

Posted on March 6, 2013 by Robert Taylor

Taxonomy refers to a standard search engine such as Google, which uses search-bots to look for preloaded classification. It uses a more rigid structure when trying acquire the user requested search. It is conindered a more vocabulary base search option. … Continue reading →

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