Estudo exploratório sobre o uso da folksonomia no contexto da arquivologia

Abstract

The research studies the use of folksonomy in the context of archival. While overall objective, it seeks to understand how the folksonomy can facilitate the improvement of the organization and retrieval of information content of collections, particularly photographic, seeking to highlight the following nuances: to identify the extent to which collaboration can take place in the participatory process generation of folksonomy for the organization and retrieval of information content archival photographic imprint; understand what could be the impacts of using this strategy, which articulates folksonomy, organization and retrieval of information in photographic collections in the process of indexing, searching and outcomes; understand how the folksonomy constitutes a vector of balance between natural language and the language proposed by the traditional methods of classification. The proposed reflection is guided by a theoretical-conceptual recognized in the literature, which is the approach around the concept of Information Science, Archival, Web 2.0, and other interconnected Folksonomy as Websemântica. While methodological resource, research is constituted by the use of inputs relevant to an investigation of exploratory approach through literature searches. The information gathered was systematized and organized in thematic and conceptual, presented and discussed by the criteria of the synthesis, coherence and cohesion. We work with the thesis that while resource organization, folksonomy offers the possibility of interaction between the image and the visitor, allowing you to add tags to images, enabling the photographic collection becomes thus a product of knowledge being built collectively. The hypothesis proposed in this research points to folksonomy perspective that can constitute the vector enhancement of traditional forms of classification and a new way of doing archival