How Would You Tag It?
So, once again we ask, how would you go about tagging this image?
Check back next week for how we would do it.
So, once again we ask, how would you go about tagging this image?
Check back next week for how we would do it.
Why do you need a controlled vocabulary for your DAM system?
Here are some good reasons:
1) Browsing
2) Identification of assets for unfamiliar users
3) Retrieval and inventory
4) Explain the relationship between assets in the collection
Examples:
Browsing: I want to see all the images of Poodles. What I’m looking for isn’t there. Can I see all the images of dogs? I wanted a […]
Balancing precision and recall in search results with a good controlled vocabulary is key for an excellent user experience.
Why is this important?
You want to be able to find, within your collection, not only exactly what you are looking for, but also what is similar so you can browse a well rounded collection of search results. […]
Using the following tips what subjects would you use to describe the following image of rice terraces from Bali, Indonesia?
We will post our keyword tags next week.
Keep analysis of the subject of an asset to what it is about factually.
DON”T try to describe a mood or feeling.
WHAT
Is this a landscape? Are there specific names for […]
Wishing everyone a very happy holiday season from Archimedia.
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Blue Ice Cypress: A cultivar of the Arizona cypress, this silvery-blue tree has a citrus aroma and a […]
Last week we posted this image and asked how you would tag it.
Ask yourself what words or terms a new user would use if they were looking for this image in a collection?
What is this image about? What is the key focus? Particularly, how might a user ask for it?
More than likely they would say:
I’m […]