TagTeam use cases - Revision history

WikiSysop: /* Share recommended reading lists */

2017-10-25T17:27:01Z

Share recommended reading lists

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	* If a project wants to maintain a continuously updated list of recommended readings, it can tag the readings and publish the recommendation feed on a web page.		* If a project wants to maintain a continuously updated list of recommended readings, it can tag the readings and publish the recommendation feed on a web page.
	** The [https://datasociety.net/ Data & Society] project [https://datasociety.net/links/ uses TT this way].		** The [https://datasociety.net/ Data & Society] project [https://datasociety.net/links/ uses TT this way].
	* Also see how the Open Access Tracking Project describes [[Use_OATP_for_research_on_OA#Share_your_recommended_readings\|a method]] for OATP participants to create feeds of their recommended readings. The same method could be adapted to any TagTeam hub.		* Also see how the [[Open Access Tracking Project]] (OATP) describes [[Use_OATP_for_research_on_OA#Share_your_recommended_readings\|a method]] for OATP participants to create feeds of their recommended readings. The same method could be adapted to any TagTeam hub.

WikiSysop: /* Share recommended reading lists */

2017-10-25T17:26:25Z

Share recommended reading lists

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	== Share recommended reading lists ==		== Share recommended reading lists ==

	* If a project wants to maintain a continuously updated list of recommended readings, it can tag the readings and publish the recommendation feed.		* If a project wants to maintain a continuously updated list of recommended readings, it can tag the readings and publish the recommendation feed on a web page.
	* The [https://datasociety.net/ Data & Society] project [https://datasociety.net/links/ uses TT this way].		** The [https://datasociety.net/ Data & Society] project [https://datasociety.net/links/ uses TT this way].
			* Also see how the Open Access Tracking Project describes [[Use_OATP_for_research_on_OA#Share_your_recommended_readings\|a method]] for OATP participants to create feeds of their recommended readings. The same method could be adapted to any TagTeam hub.

WikiSysop: /* Provide current awareness */

2017-10-23T17:51:39Z

Provide current awareness

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	* Help people stay abreast of new developments in any field, or on any topic, with real-time alerts.		* Help people stay abreast of new developments in any field, or on any topic, with real-time alerts.
	* Take advantage of the fact that every TT tag (and remix feed, and search) publishes a feed in real time. If your project has one main tag, publicize it and invite people to subscribe. If it has a series of important tags, publicize them all and let users choose the ones of interest to them.		* Take advantage of the fact that every TT tag (and remix feed, and search) publishes a feed in real time. If your project has one main tag, publicize it and invite people to subscribe to its feed. If your project has a series of important tags, publicize them all and let users choose the ones of interest to them.
	* Take advantage of the way TT hubs can crowd-source the job of finding new or important developments on any topic. Your current-awareness feeds can be more comprehensive than similar feeds built by individuals, even dedicated individuals.		* Take advantage of the way TT hubs can crowd-source the job of finding new or important developments on any topic. Your current-awareness feeds can be more comprehensive than similar feeds built by individuals, even dedicated individuals.
	* The [[Open Access Tracking Project]] (OATP) uses TT this way.		* The [[Open Access Tracking Project]] (OATP) uses TT this way.

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	* Do you have other ideas or examples? Let us know at [mailto:tagteam@cyber.harvard.edu tagteam@cyber.harvard.edu] .		* Do you have other ideas or examples? Let us know at [mailto:tagteam@cyber.harvard.edu tagteam@cyber.harvard.edu] .
			<!-- * So far, these use cases are in no particular order. -->
	* So far, these use cases are in no particular order.

	== Provide current awareness ==		== Provide current awareness ==

WikiSysop: /* Support cataloging */

2017-07-28T20:53:39Z

Support cataloging

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	* If a project wants to catalog a large number of entities, and if the entities are taggable, then tagging them in TT can supplant or supplement traditional cataloging. And of course the resulting tags will support tag feeds, remix feeds, boolean searching, retroactive revision, and so on.		* If a project wants to catalog a large number of entities, and if the entities are taggable, then tagging them in TT can supplant or supplement traditional cataloging. And of course the resulting tags will support tag feeds, remix feeds, boolean searching, retroactive revision, and so on.
	* Items are only taggable if they have unique URLs. So this wouldn't work for print books, but it would work for online digital books or online metadata records. It wouldn't work for plant specimens, but it would work for online digital photographs of plant specimens. It wouldn't work for abstract ideas, but it would work for any online digital representation of those ideas, such as online digital dictionary or encyclopedia entries.		* Items are only taggable if they have unique URLs. So this wouldn't work for print books, but it would work for online digital books or online metadata records. It wouldn't work for plant specimens, but it would work for online digital photographs of plant specimens. It wouldn't work for abstract ideas, but it would work for any online digital representation of those ideas, such as online digital dictionary or encyclopedia entries.
			* To catalog physical objects, combine TagTeam with a project to create taggable online records, simulacra, or photos of those objects.

	== Share recommended reading lists ==		== Share recommended reading lists ==

WikiSysop: /* Support cataloging */

2017-07-28T12:29:04Z

Support cataloging

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	== Support cataloging ==		== Support cataloging ==

	* If a project wants to catalog a large number of entities, and if the entities are taggable, then tagging them in TT can supplant or supplement traditional cataloging. And of course the resulting tags will support ~~individual~~ tag feeds, remix feeds, boolean searching, retroactive revision, and so on.		* If a project wants to catalog a large number of entities, and if the entities are taggable, then tagging them in TT can supplant or supplement traditional cataloging. And of course the resulting tags will support tag feeds, remix feeds, boolean searching, retroactive revision, and so on.
	* Items are only taggable if they have unique URLs. So this wouldn't work for print books, but it would work for online digital books or online metadata records. It wouldn't work for plant specimens, but it would work for online digital photographs of plant specimens. It wouldn't work for abstract ideas, but it would work for any online digital representation of those ideas, such as online digital dictionary or encyclopedia entries.		* Items are only taggable if they have unique URLs. So this wouldn't work for print books, but it would work for online digital books or online metadata records. It wouldn't work for plant specimens, but it would work for online digital photographs of plant specimens. It wouldn't work for abstract ideas, but it would work for any online digital representation of those ideas, such as online digital dictionary or encyclopedia entries.

WikiSysop: /* Facilitate research projects */

2017-07-28T12:28:02Z

Facilitate research projects

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	* Individual researchers or large research projects can tag online items relevant to their topics. This helps them, of course. But it also helps others doing research on the same topics.		* Individual researchers or large research projects can tag online items relevant to their topics. This helps them, of course. But it also helps others doing research on the same topics.
	* The [[Open Access Tracking Project]] (OATP) uses TT this way, and even has a page of [[Use_OATP_for_research_on_OA \| recommendations]] on how to use the hub to facilitate research on open access. (Analogous recommendations would apply to research projects on other topics.)		* The [[Open Access Tracking Project]] (OATP) uses TT this way, and even has a page of [[Use_OATP_for_research_on_OA \| recommendations]] on how to use the hub to facilitate research on its topic, open access. (Analogous recommendations would apply to research projects on other topics.)

	== Support cataloging ==		== Support cataloging ==

WikiSysop: /* Organize knowledge on a topic or within a field */

2017-07-28T12:26:00Z

Organize knowledge on a topic or within a field

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	* Take advantage of the fact that TT stores tag records for powerful boolean searching.		* Take advantage of the fact that TT stores tag records for powerful boolean searching.
	* Take advantage of ~~the~~ TT's unique support for '''folksonomy in, ontology out'''. As project managers refine the standard vocabulary or ontology for the topics they want to cover, they can implement their decisions through tag filters.		* Take advantage of TT's unique support for '''folksonomy in, ontology out'''. As project managers refine the standard vocabulary or ontology for the topics they want to cover, they can implement their decisions through tag filters.
	* The [[Open Access Tracking Project]] (OATP) uses TT this way.		* The [[Open Access Tracking Project]] (OATP) uses TT this way.
	* Suppose that a blogger blogged and a tweeter tweeted all the items that a TT tagger tagged. The TT version would be much more useful later.		* Suppose that a blogger blogged and a tweeter tweeted all the items that a TT tagger tagged. The TT version would be much more useful later.

WikiSysop: /* Provide current awareness */

2017-07-28T12:25:31Z

Provide current awareness

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	== Provide current awareness ==		== Provide current awareness ==

	* ~~Current awareness services are sometimes known as real-time alert or notification services.~~ Help people stay abreast on new developments in any field or on any topic.		* Help people stay abreast of new developments in any field, or on any topic, with real-time alerts.
	* Take advantage of the fact that every TT tag (and remix feed, and search) publishes a feed in real time. If your project has one main tag, publicize it and invite people to subscribe. If it has a series of important tags, publicize them all and let users choose the ones of interest to them.		* Take advantage of the fact that every TT tag (and remix feed, and search) publishes a feed in real time. If your project has one main tag, publicize it and invite people to subscribe. If it has a series of important tags, publicize them all and let users choose the ones of interest to them.
	* Take advantage of the way TT hubs can crowd-source the job of finding new or important developments on any topic. Your current-awareness feeds can be more comprehensive than similar feeds built by individuals, even dedicated individuals.		* Take advantage of the way TT hubs can crowd-source the job of finding new or important developments on any topic. Your current-awareness feeds can be more comprehensive than similar feeds built by individuals, even dedicated individuals.

WikiSysop at 19:49, 25 June 2017

2017-06-25T19:49:22Z

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	* [[Main_Page\|Harvard Open Access Project]] (HOAP) » [[TagTeam]] (TT) » '''Use cases'''		* [[Main_Page\|Harvard Open Access Project]] (HOAP) » [[TagTeam]] (TT) » '''Use cases'''
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			* Do you have other ideas or examples? Let us know at [mailto:tagteam@cyber.harvard.edu tagteam@cyber.harvard.edu] .

	* So far, these use cases are in no particular order.		* So far, these use cases are in no particular order.