The Changing Focus of Information on the Web
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A talk to CPFB covering some of the social lenses as well as reaching back into the Model of Attraction, receptors, come to me web, InfoClouds, and folksonomy.
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The Changing Focus of Information on the Web
- 1. A Look at the Lenses ThomasVander Wal CFPB :: Washington, DC :: 21 February 2013
- 4. Model of Attraction Receptors Intellectual Perceptual MechanicalPhysical
- 5. The Focus of the Web has Changed
- 6. Was
- 7. I Go Get • We sought “their” information • Focus on content provider • One device • One use • Proprietary formats • Findability focus
- 8. Is
- 9. Come To Me • Our information we found or created • Focus on person using • Reuse • Attracting and keeping attracted • Across devices • Open formats • Refindability focus
- 13. InfoCloud Solutions, Inc. - 2004 Work Desk Intellectual Perceptual MechanicalPhysical Personal InfoCloud Xxxx xxxx xxxx xxx xx XXX xx Xxxx xxxx Home Living Room Intellectual Perceptual MechanicalPhysical Personal InfoCloud Xxxx xxxx xxxx xxx xx XXX xx Xxxx xxxx Meetings Intellectual Perceptual MechanicalPhysical Personal InfoCloud Xxxx xxxx xxxx xxx xx XXX xx Xxxx xxxx Office Intellectual Perceptual MechanicalPhysical Personal InfoCloud Xxxx xxxx xxxx xxx xx XXX xx Xxxx xxxx Driving Intellectual Perceptual MechanicalPhysical Personal InfoCloud Xxxx xxxx xxxx xxx xx XXX xx Xxxx xxxx Mobile Transit Intellectual Perceptual MechanicalPhysical Personal InfoCloud Xxxx xxxx xxxx xxx xx XXX xx Xxxx xxxx
- 14. The “F” Word
- 15. Folksonomy
- 16. ❖ Folksonomy is the result of personal free tagging of pages and objects for one's own retrieval ❖ The tagging is usually done in a social environment (shared and open to others) ❖ The act of tagging is done by the person consuming the information Folksonomy: Definition
- 18. Object Identity Metadata Definition Vocabulary Terminology Interest Culture Community Dual Folksonomy Triad
- 20. Taxonomy Folksonomy Taxonomy & Folksonomy
- 21. 70% of Folksonomy tag terms not in Taxonomy J.Trant regarding Steve.museum
- 22. Compensating Taxonomy Folksonomy + Structure - Messy + Efficiency - Difficult Findability + Solid foundation - Slow to emerge - Resource intensive + Relatively inexpensive - Not emergent + Emergent by nature - Difficult to validate + Continual validation
- 24. Social Lenses Foundation of The Connected Company Book
- 25. Identify Gaps
- 27. See Complexity
- 28. Questions