This link has been bookmarked by 63 people . It was first bookmarked on 31 Jul 2006, by Kevin Wen.
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hese centrally stored collections can be accessed from any Web-connected machine.
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Furthermore, multiple tags allow bookmarks to belong to more than one category, a limitation of the traditional hierarchically organized folders found in most Web browsers.
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clickable, and when selected will result in a list of all bookmarks that share that tag. This is a useful way to browse through the entire bookmark collection to see if it includes information sources of interest.
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Bjoern NegelmannThe desire to find and share information among small groups, teams, and communities of practice has, not surprisingly, led to the development of a number of shared bookmarking systems. Early systems often used automated techniques to support the creation
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Tim AldissSocial bookmarking tools are taking off on the Web. Do they have a place within the enterprise, too?
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Ken WakitaDogear プロジェクト:IBM 社内で使われている Bookmarking システムの紹介記事。PARC で何人かの人から紹介された。
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Troy BIBM are designing and developing an enterprise-scale social bookmarking system called dogear. The rest of this article describes the design challenges and early lessons learned from a friendly trial of the technology.
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user names are “clickable” links; clicking on a name reveals the bookmark collection for that user. This allows someone to get a sense of the topics of interest for a particular user. Similarly, tags are also clickable, and when selected will result in a list of all bookmarks that share that tag. This is a useful way to browse through the entire bookmark collection to see if it includes information sources of interest. The ability to reorient the view by clicking on tags or user names, called pivot browsing, provides a lightweight mechanism to navigate the aggregated bookmark collection.
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Richard SedleyExample of IBM Dogear project
Folksonomies ia information_architecture web2.0 Social_Networking Social_Networks
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Shannon Holmancase study of IBM's dogear aplication, and an interesting discussion of REST methods
bookmarking del.icio.us enterprise folksonomy web2.0 work metadata research reference rss socialsoftware tagging
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Susanne KochSocial bookmarking tools are taking off on the Web. Do they have a place within the enterprise, too?
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Social Bookmarking in the Enterprise
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Social Bookmarking in the Enterprise
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Marja VerstelleCan your organization benefit from social bookmarking tools?
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Annika LidneAbout IBM's project to build a corporare tagging system.
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Ratcatcher"The dogear prototype has been in a friendly field trial within the corporate intranet, and several modest announcements about the service availability have been made. We have begun to assess the usage patterns of the early adopters of the dogear applicat
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Page Comments
Social Bookmarking
One of the greatest challenges facing people who use large information spaces is to remember and retrieve items that they have previously found and thought to be interesting. One approach to this problem is to allow individuals to save particular search strings to re-create the search in the future. Another approach has been to allow people to create personal collections of material—for example, the use of electronic citation bundles (called binders) in the ACM Digital Library. Collections of citations can be created manually by readers or through execution of (and alerting to) a saved search.
the question of whether large enterprises or organizations would also benefit
from social bookmarking systems. To investigate this question, at IBM we
are designing and developing an enterprise-scale social bookmarking system
called dogear. The rest of this article describes the design challenges and
early lessons learned from a friendly trial of the technology."
the question of whether large enterprises or organizations would also benefit
from social bookmarking systems. To investigate this question, at IBM we
are designing and developing an enterprise-scale social bookmarking system
called dogear. The rest of this article describes the design challenges and
early lessons learned from a friendly trial of the technology."
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