Hi,
I posted this question to another list, but it was suggested to also post it here.
We are creating a new catalog at the LDS Church History department, and are wanting to possibly add a feature to allow for user-generated metadata (i.e. folksonomies). Does anyone have experience with, or know examples of, online catalogs that currently allow for searchable user-generated metadata? What software or other technical information was used for the interface and search engine? How is this incorporated with the "regulated" metadata created by professionals?
I have already been given responses about PennTags, Footnote.com, and Claremont Colleges (CA.) libraries. Are there any other examples?
I would be interested in any specs or other information about any examples out there related to folksonomies and the like, especially those incorporating user-generated and more standardized metadata.
Thank you,
Ryan Lee
Ryan K. Lee
Metadata Specialist
LDS Church History Dept.
50 E. North Temple Rm. 289E
Salt Lake City, UT 84150
(801) 240-2173
LeeRK_at_ldschurch.org
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Received on Wed Apr 23 2008 - 11:09:27 EDT