OCLC Research Webinar: Social Metadata for Libraries, Archives and Museums

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Apr 23, 20121:14:56Education

In this webinar, five members of the Social Metadata Working Group presented highlights of their research and personal observations: observations on our research into social metadata, tagging, crowd-sourcing, and other u...

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