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Why Make a Web Index when You Have a Site Map?
- 1. Enhancing Online Wayfinding @ Simmons The GLSIS website index project by Fran Keenan
- 2. index vs. site map vs. A-Z vs. search ????????
- 5. “ maps” to nowhere Mirrors site architecture. Not in alphabetical order. More like TOC than index.
- 6. imposter index Alphabetical order (A-Z). Browsing is disorienting. Uses page names as terms. No subject analysis. Few if any synonyms or xrefs.
- 7. True index Alphabetical order and browse-able. Index terms from subject analysis. Like topics grouped. Synonyms & xrefs & glosses.
- 9. Footprint image source: G. F. Warren, Elements of Agriculture (London, MacMillan and Co., Ltd., 1913)86 Copyright: 2009, Florida Center for Instructional Technology.
Notas del editor
- (confusion reigns over index vs. site map vs. A-Z vs. search) Locator is url (link) (BoB indexes can have multiple page numbers as locators) (unlike users of book indexes) (unlike in site maps and imposter indexes) (index is navigation tool)
- Current students have no homepage or place on the site. Drives need for index.
- Uses page names as terms Repeats hierarchy of site but does not organize information hierarchically by any other values (importance)
- Usually generated automatically How can you tell? Telltale signs?
- Simmons.edu email can get forwarded after graduation