Tagging

= ITGSopedia Tagging System =

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1. Use ONLY tags from this list. All tags have a number followed by the appropriate topic name from the ITGS Guide. Underscore has been used instead of spaces (ie. 2.1_bus_emp). All lower case letters. The word 'and' and 'of' from tags and made some titles shorter by using only first 3-4 letters

2. Remember to tag all entries with tags from Strand 1, Strand 2, Strand 3 and/or the additional topics.

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ie one entry most likely will be tagged with more than one tag (i.e. 1.2_security and 2.1_trad_bus may be the tags used for an article on the breach of security in a bank because these are the two most prominent ITGS topics in the article. The tag 3.3_networks may not assigned to teh article because networks are only implied by the article, but is not one of the main thrust of the article ).=====

3. Page Managers may decide to refine their tagging by using the tags in red so that the tags are displayed on the pages under headings corresponding to the ITGS Guide. This is a more 'eloquent' solution than tagging with just using the main tag (i.e. 2.1_bus_emp) for all entries under Business and employment. This means that an online bank would be tagged only with the tag 2.1_online_bus. The tag 2.1_bus_emp would only be used for information that does not fit well under the subcategories.

4. If you have any question about which tag to use, check the description in the ITGS Guide for a description of the specific topic.

5. If additional tags are required, please check with ITGSopedia Site Administrator. ||

1.2_security 1.3_privacy_anonymity 1.4_intellectual_property 1.5_authenticity 1.6_digital_div_equ_access 1.7_surveillance 1.8_globalization_cultural_diversity 1.9_policies 1.10_standards 1.11_people_machines 1.12_digital_citizenship 1.13_add_social_ethical || 2.1_bus_emp 2.1_trad_bus 2.1_online_bus 2.1_transportation 
 * = ==** Tags for Strand 1 .Ta.............. **== ||= ==** Tags for Strand 2 ......... **== ||= ==** Tags for Strand 3 ....... **== ||= ==** Tags for Additional Topics **== ||
 * 1.1_reliability_integrity

2.2_edu_training 2.2_distance_learning 2.2_IT_teach_learn 2.2_hw_networks_classroom 2.2_special_needs 2.2_school_adm 

2.3_environment 2.3_modeling_simulations 2.3_data_logging 2.3_satellite_comm 2.3_mapping_virtual_globes 2.3_ewaste 2.3_resource_depletion 

2.4_health 2.4_diagonistic_therapeutic_tools 2.4_med_info_adm_marketing_sales 2.4_med_research 2.4_psy_phys_considerations 

2.5_home_leisure 2.5_IT_managed_home_networks 2.5_digital_entertainment 2.5_social_networking 2.5_pub_broadcast_info 2.5_digital_policing 2.5_remote_control_IT_enabled 

2.6_pol_gov 2.6_politcal_processes 2.6_gov_info_sites 2.6_pers_info_gov_db 2.6_gov_control_use_info 2.6_law_control 2.6_military ||  3.1_hardware 3.2 _software 3.3_networks 3.4_internet 3.5_per_public_com

3.6_multimedia_digital_media 3.6_text_dtp 3.6_graphics_images_animations 3.6_audio_podcasts 3.6_video 3.6_multimedia 3.6_websites 

3.7_databases

3.8_spreadsheets 3.8_modelling_simulations

3.9_project 3.9_tools_tutorials 3.9_project_examples 

3.10_IT_sys_organizations 3.11_rob otics<span class="wiki_link">_ AI<span class="wiki_link">_ exp<span class="wiki_link">_ sys || <span class="wiki_link"> 4.0_G_collaboration
 * HL extension**

5.0_paper_1 <span class="wiki_link" style="font-size: 90%;">

6.0 <span class="wiki_link" style="font-size: 90%;">_paper_2

7.0 _ <span class="wiki_link">case_study_ paper<span class="wiki_link">_ 3 7.12<span class="wiki_link">_case_study_ paper<span class="wiki_link">_ 3_2012 7.13<span class="wiki_link">_case_study_ paper<span class="wiki_link">_ 3_ <span class="wiki_link" style="color: #000000; font-size: 90%;">2013 (numbering here is the only exception - decimal place indicates the year.)

8.0 <span class="wiki_link" style="color: #000000; font-size: 90%;">_ee 8.0 _<span class="wiki_link">e <span class="wiki_link">e_citing_resources

9.0 _ tok

**General Resources** 10.0 <span class="wiki_link" style="font-size: 90%;">_textbook 10.0 <span class="wiki_link" style="font-size: 90%;">_book 10.0 <span class="wiki_link" style="font-size: 90%;">_organization (IT organizations) 10.0 <span class="wiki_link" style="font-size: 90%;">_school_website (websites and wikis) 10.0 <span class="wiki_link" style="font-size: 90%;">_general_website (e.g. HowStuffWorks) 10.0 <span class="wiki_link" style="font-size: 90%;">_website_news (source of news articles) 10.0 <span class="wiki_link" style="font-size: 90%;">_podcast (any that do not fit into other categories) 10.0 <span class="wiki_link" style="font-size: 90%;">_video (any that do not fit into other categories)

**ITGS and IB** 11.0 <span class="wiki_link" style="font-size: 90%;">_itgs_learner_profile 11.0 <span class="wiki_link" style="font-size: 90%;">_itgs_international_mindedness  ||

= How to tag 'quickly' using the Diigo toolbar in your browser? = Most of us avoid cluttering the toolbar in a browser with various applications. However, **the Diigo toolbar is simply invaluable.** It is convenient (you never leave your webpage) and effective (bookmarks are saved in your library and in the ITGSopedia group at the same time).

1. Please install the **Diigo Toolbar.** It is explained []

Screenshot: Diigo toolbar in Firefox

2. Go to [] and install the Diigo toolbar in your browser.

3. To make certain that the toolbar is functional you must make certain that it is ticked. For example, in Firefox, go to View-->Toolbars-->Diigo Toolbar

4, Whenever you are on a webpage and you wish to tag it:
 * just click on the **Bookmark** icon in the **Diigo Toolbar**.The **Add a Bookmark to Diigo** window will appear.
 * Fill in the required fields (see image below).
 * Be certain to choose the **ITGSopedia** group at the bottom of the screen.
 * Click **Save**.
 * The entry will be added to your **library** and at the same time to **ITGSopedia**. You can click on the **Diigo icon** in the **Diigo toolbar** and check that it is actually displayed in both places.

Screenshot: Using the **Bookmark** feature on the **Diigo toolbar** to tag directly from Firefox

= How to export embedded code from tagging in Diigo? =

1. Use the tagging system above in Diigo in the ITGSopedia group. You can also share the bookmarks as you create it to your own library at the same time.

2. When you want to get the embedded code for a particular tag, just follow the entries in the windows below:
 * * Go to **Group Widgets>**


 * Go to **Group Linkroll**

Tick icon Enter your search using the Diigo tag. An example appears here for the tag 1.13_digital_citizenship:
 * **Diigo Tag: 1.13_digital_citizenship**
 * Enter search tag **1.13_digital_citizenship**
 * Count **20**
 * Width **600**
 * Click retrieve**
 * Click retrieve**


 * Check the preview window**

3. Go to your **Wikispaces** page and place the cursor below the text **Latest Online Resources**. 4. Click **EDIT** and then click the monitor image.
 * Copy embedded code** || [[image:Picture_1.jpg width="776" height="607"]] ||

5. Click on **Other HTML** and paste the embedded code into the window.



6. Click **SAVE** and the following code will appear on the edit window. 7. Click **SAVE** in the menu bar on the **EDIT** menu and you will return to your wikispace page. The following will appear as a sample from tagging **1.13_digital_citizenship**.

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