Tag You're It: A Dialog Between Social Tagging and Traditional Classification

Does social tagging represent collaboration and knowledge sharing at its best or does it mean the end of access to information? What, if any, is the role for social tagging systems in our library catalogs? How are libraries and other institutions using social tagging systems today? What does social tagging mean to users? A wide range of speakers will discuss these and other issues surrounding social tagging, its implications for traditional classification and what it all means for the future of libraries, museums, and access to information. 

Event Details
Date and Time: 
Friday, February 22, 2008 - 8:30am - 4:30pm
Location: 
California State University Northridge - Oviatt Library
18111 Nordhoff St
Northridge, CA, 91330
United States
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Speaker Information: 

Murtha Baca, Getty Research Institute
Rich Cherry, Project Steve
Jonathan Furner, UCLA
Gabriel Lundeen, Los Angeles Public Library
Mike Winkler, University of Pennsylvania
Jezmynne Westcott, Alexandra Chappell, Candace Lebel, Claremont Colleges

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