[Web4lib] Tagging examples

Genny.8215832 at bloglines.com Genny.8215832 at bloglines.com
Wed Jun 7 20:52:18 EDT 2006


Do you mean tagging the search itself (for others to reuse) or tagging individual
result items?

Google Co-op allows creating a "topic" and building tag sets
("query refinements") for it.  Subsequent searchers don't seem to be able
to tag the result sets themselves, but they can use yours to narrow their
searches. 

http://www.google.com/coop

Other than that I haven't seen
anything terrifically fascinating today ...

Genny Engel
gengel at sonoma.lib.ca.us

www.sonomalibrary.org

--- kgs at bluehighways.com wrote:
I'm designing a
first-step mockup of a search results page that would
> include several capabilities
for refining the search and tagging the
> results. I'm mindful of the design
complexities involved (in evaluating the
> product in question in an out-of-the-box
configuration, I continually
> confused the tagging box with the search box...).

> 
> Do you folks have some suggestions for searchable sites that (in your

> opinion, casual or evidence-driven, not picky here) successfully combine

> tagging/search refinement in a search results page? 
> 
> Karen G. Schneider

> kgs at bluehighways.com 
> 
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