An user-defined collection of controlled terms (metadata).

A way to organize online objects (documents, resources…) by users, who add tags or keywords from a controlled language to describe their content and represent their subject. 

Lack of context, lack of synonymy and lack of equivalence between terms.

Lack of ambiguity, lack of user interaction and lack of correctness.

Users can tag and untag data whenever they want with speed and ease, meaning that folksonomies remain current and reflect current viewpoints

A browsing strategy is extremely fruitful using social tags and folksonomies to find web resources that are of interest to them and people who have common interests

The user's command of different languages and computer languages should be taken into account when searching for information.

The information seeking behaviour will not stop until all relevant results desired by the user are found, approximately at the exact point of recall and precision.

An information seeker will tend to optimize search methods in the least effort mode available

becomes popular in Web 4.0 (also known as personalized web) sites and services.

becomes popular in Web 1.0 (also known as semantic web) sites and services.

The term folksonomy was coined in 2014 by the information architect Jonas Van der Saw.

The term folksonomy was coined in 2014 by the content curator Jonas Van der Lee.

The term folksonomy was coined in 2004 by the information architect Thomas Vander Wal.

The term folksonomy was coined in 1994 by the content creator Thomas Van Gaal.

All options are incorrect.

 Web tagging, community classification, non-expert indexing or crowd tagging.

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Twingo and InTagPaper.

Appropriate use of controlled language-based tags, which are coherent and represent information resources in the system.

A rapid decrease in the number and diversity of tags, including an increase of coherent tags representing information resources in the system.

Inappropriate use of controlled language-based tags, which result in inconsistent labels representing information resources in the system.

A rapid increase in number and diversity of tags, including an increase of incoherent tags representing information resources in the system.

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A paid service that allows you to add and manage any type of document from Amazon, the Library of Congress and other websites. Documents have personalised recommendations, ratings and reviews and are classified using Library of Congress subject headings.

A completely free web service that lets you add and manage books, movies and music from Amazon, the Library of Congress and other libraries. Books have personalised recommendations, ratings and reviews and can be tagged by users of the service. 

A professional cataloguing service that allows you to add and manage any type of resource from Google, Microsoft and software libraries. Resources are provided with personalised recommendations, rating and review and are indexed using artificial intelligence tools.