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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL INFORMATION MANAGEMENT WITH OPNTAG
Author(s) -
Lee Iverson,
Maryam Najafian Razavi,
Vanesa Mirzaee
Publication year - 2008
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Conference proceedings
DOI - 10.5220/0001689401950203
Subject(s) - personal information management , computer science , personal information manager , context (archaeology) , group information management , personally identifiable information , information management , knowledge management , world wide web , management information systems , data science , human–computer interaction , information system , engineering , computer security , electrical engineering , biology , paleontology
We examine the principles of personal information management in a social context and introduce OpnTag, an open source web application for note taking and book marking developed to experiment with these principles. We present the design motivation and technical structure of OpnTag, along with a discussion of how it supports our design philosophy. We also describe a few examples of how it is actually used, how this usage has improved our understanding of Social-Personal information management (SPIM) principles, and our plans for future enhancements.

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