tagging

November at the Nonprofit Commons

Posted Wed, 11/03/2010 - 07:29 by InKenzo

New Events sign/calendar at NPC landing point

Posted Mon, 09/24/2007 - 18:58 by Glitteractica_Cookie

I just discovered that the new events committee of the Nonprofits in SL group, also known as the Nonprofit Commons community has created a calendar/sign post. This was very exciting to me since this is something that I have wanted to have in-world for a while now.

Cool new free SL module allows you to post a SLurl to del.icio.us

Posted Thu, 05/17/2007 - 16:26 by Glitteractica_Cookie

What will those crazy hackers think of next? Bill Hax (his avatar name) has created a very cool gadget called Yummy.

Yummy will allow you tp post a SLurl to del.icio.us (http://del.icio.us/). It is available at the SLexchange

Tagging Tutorials, Part III YouTube

Posted Sat, 05/05/2007 - 16:56 by Creech

If you don't know about YouTube you must be living a sheltered life... YouTube is a video sharing site that has successfully captured a huge portion of the Internet video market. It has come under some criticism for allowing large quantities of copyright material to be pirated and uploaded onto the site. None the less, YouTube is a powerful tool that can be used by the nonprofit community to raise awareness and market.

What do I need to post and tag on YouTube?

Tagging Tutorials--Part II Blogs

Posted Wed, 05/02/2007 - 23:56 by Creech

Tagging on blogs can have multiple benefits.  The first is, if your blog is searchable, the tags prove to be a way for readers to find like content.  For example, on this blog (built on Drupal), if you click on a single tag it will return all results that match that tag.

Tagging Tutorials -- Part I Flickr

Posted Tue, 05/01/2007 - 01:42 by Creech

My next few posts will deal with tagging on different social networking sites. This first tutorial will focus on Flickr.

In all the social networking sites that you might post to, there is something in common--tagging. Simply put, tags are little pieces of data that let people know what your information--whether it be an image, a video, or text--is about. For example, you could tag a picture of the castle in Warwick, UK on Flickr with "Warwick castle UK England" and when someone searched on these criteria would have the following results returned:

 

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