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* [[TagTeam FAQ | FAQ]]
* [[TagTeam FAQ | FAQ]]
* [http://tagteam.harvard.edu/ Harvard instance of TagTeam]&nbsp;&nbsp;
* [http://tagteam.harvard.edu/ Harvard instance]&nbsp;&nbsp;
* [[Intro to TagTeam | Introductory handout]]&nbsp;&nbsp;
* [[Intro to TagTeam | Introductory handout]]&nbsp;&nbsp;
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* [https://github.com/berkmancenter/tagteam Source code]
* [https://github.com/berkmancenter/tagteam Source code]
* [[TagTeam use cases | Suggested uses]]
* [[TagTeam_basics | User manual]]
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* In addition to ordinary social tagging and bookmarking, TagTeam supports tag contributions from multiple platforms ("interoperable tagging"), the evolution of standard tag vocabularies ("folksonomy in, ontology out"), and boolean feed aggregation ("remix feeds"). Every tag and search publishes a feed in RSS, Atom, and JSON. TagTeam can subscribe to feeds from other platforms, and remix them with its own feeds. It stores all its tag records for deduping, export, preservation, modification, and search.  
* In addition to ordinary social tagging and bookmarking, TagTeam supports tag contributions from multiple platforms ("interoperable tagging"), the evolution of standard tag vocabularies ("folksonomy in, ontology out"), and boolean feed aggregation ("remix feeds"). Every tag and search publishes a feed in RSS, Atom, and JSON. TagTeam can subscribe to feeds from other platforms, and remix them with its own feeds. It stores all its tag records for deduping, export, preservation, modification, and search.  


* The Harvard instance of TagTeam is limited to academic or research projects, and now available for open, tag-based research projects on any topic. Because [https://github.com/berkmancenter/tagteam the code is open], anyone may host other instances of TagTeam elsewhere.
* TagTeam was initially developed to meet the needs of the [[Open Access Tracking Project]] (OATP), but is now a general-purpose tool for open, tag-based research projects on any topic. OATP is now just one of many hubs in TagTeam.
 
* The Harvard instance of TagTeam is limited to academic or research projects. However [https://github.com/berkmancenter/tagteam the code is open] and anyone may host other instances elsewhere.


* TagTeam development was funded by a grant from [http://www.arcadiafund.org.uk/ Arcadia], 2011-2016, and is currently funded by a grant from the [http://www.arnoldfoundation.org/ Laura and John Arnold Foundation].
* TagTeam development was funded by a grant from [http://www.arcadiafund.org.uk/ Arcadia], 2011-2016, and is currently funded by a grant from the [http://www.arnoldfoundation.org/ Laura and John Arnold Foundation].

Revision as of 12:08, 2 April 2018

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  • In addition to ordinary social tagging and bookmarking, TagTeam supports tag contributions from multiple platforms ("interoperable tagging"), the evolution of standard tag vocabularies ("folksonomy in, ontology out"), and boolean feed aggregation ("remix feeds"). Every tag and search publishes a feed in RSS, Atom, and JSON. TagTeam can subscribe to feeds from other platforms, and remix them with its own feeds. It stores all its tag records for deduping, export, preservation, modification, and search.
  • TagTeam was initially developed to meet the needs of the Open Access Tracking Project (OATP), but is now a general-purpose tool for open, tag-based research projects on any topic. OATP is now just one of many hubs in TagTeam.
  • The Harvard instance of TagTeam is limited to academic or research projects. However the code is open and anyone may host other instances elsewhere.