i can see the potential for someone doing research, or else someone who is very interested in a particular subject. seems it would make it convenient to find more info. of course, if there aren't appropriate tags then you might miss out on an article.
one of the points raised in the article "7 things you should know about social bookmarking" was that viewpoints might be skewed on a particular topic considering that the tagging might be somewhat subjective. i suppose you'd be safe if you were searching something innocuous like "gardening."
seems like an interesting way to search for info. this is one of the few things so far on learning 2.0 that i might just use on my own.
About Me
- Rowena Mangohig
- KCLS has been my home for nearly 7 years. I've worked there part time since I moved to Washington. Recently I was lucky enough to become a full time Library Associate (after more than 5 years of part time work, I am loving this full time gig.) Still, I'm longing for the coveted librarian position. Full time, please. But I won't hold my breath. At least KCLS provided me with tuition assistance to pay for school. We'll have to see how things play out. Dare I hope? In any case, I thought I'd share my reference experiences, the books I'm reading, and some of my day to day events in the hopes that these can be helpful to others in the same boat.
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