More on tagging

Here’s a great overview of tagging from Beth Kanter, including a screencast.  Beth focuses on how tagging and social bookmarking can be useful techniques for smaller nonprofits to easily share their information resources.

She notes,

The social aspect is a very important benefit. If you are skeptical, think about having 24/7 access to your co-workers, bosses or a subject matter expert’s bookmarks. Wouldn’t that be useful?

Posted by on 02/14 at 01:15 PM


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    Thanks for the ping!!  I’ve been thinking lately that not everyone in the ngo needs to tag resources, but maybe just a few and the others have access to the feed.

    Posted by Beth  on  02/14  at  01:36 PM
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