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© 2005-2011 Virtual Moment, LLC. Company Confidential Controlled Vocabulary: Implementing a library of keywords to improve consistency and search-ability WebDAM Solutions http://www.webdamsolutions.com

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Learn to use a controlled vocabulary to improve consistency and search-ability in a DAM system. Develop an effective keyword list for your digital workflows.

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© 2005-2011 Virtual Moment, LLC. Company Confidential

Controlled Vocabulary: Implementing a library of keywords to improve consistency and search-ability

WebDAM Solutionshttp://www.webdamsolutions.com

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Summer Webinar Series

Recorded DAM Webinars http://www.damsuccess.com/discover/dam-primer-webinars/ Metadata 101 Controlled Vocabulary Building the Framework User Adoption

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Housekeeping

Post-webinar survey Follow us @WebDAM Live tweet feed #webdamwebinar Digital Asset Management Blog

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About WebDAM

The leader in digital asset management systems in the cloud

Founded in 2005 Real world expertise Implemented across industries

Education Travel and tourism Entertainment Government Technology Manufacturing©2011 WebDAM Solutions

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Today’s webinar

Intro to keywording What is a controlled vocabulary Benefits of a controlled vocabulary Controlled vocabulary and DAM Developing a controlled vocabulary

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What are keywords?

Subjective

Objective

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What are keywords

Keywords are type of descriptive metadata used to enhance search, identification, and organization of data.

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What are keywords?

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Types of Keywords

Action or Activity Objects Environment People and

Relationships Emotion or Mood

Skiing Ski Family Vacations Couple Snow Women Winter Colorado Red Men Sport Mountain Travel Fun Action Female Sunglasses Cheerful Happiness Jumping Smiling Exercising Little Girls Tourist Resort Relaxation Exercise Athlete Muscular Build Alpine Skiing Horizontal Blue Male Husband Aggression Balance Little Boys Ski Boot Wife Snow Skiing Ski Pole Sports Glove Youth Culture Cold Moving Down

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Issues with Keywords:Highly Subjective Relaxation and exercise Recreation or sports

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Issues with Keywords: Inconsistencies Happy or cheerful Man and women Colorado or CO

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Issues with Keywords:Lack of Completeness Skiing Skiing, snow skiing, alpine skiing

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Issues with Keywords: Misspellings/errors Powdr, podwer Smokey Mountains

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Issues with Keywords

Highly subjective Inconsistencies/synonyms Lack of completeness Misspellings/errors Results: Undesirable search results!

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Solution?

Controlled vocabulary: A set of predefined words and phrases used to describe data.

1 of the top 5 ways to improve your search in digital asset management software: http://www.webdamsolutions.com/digital-asset-management/top-5-ways-improve-the-search-in-your-dam/

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Benefits of Controlled Vocabulary Scope Standardization Consistency and completeness Accuracy Pre-defined search criteria Time saver

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Types of CV: Flat List

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Types of CV: Taxonomy (Hierarchical)

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Types of CV: Classification Schemes

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Types of CV: Faceted

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Types of CV: Faceted

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Types of CV: Thesauri

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Types of CV: Ontologies

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Purchasing a Controlled Vocabulary Broad audience Generic data Well defined domain Example – common stock image database,

biological taxonomy Resources

www.taxonomywarehouse.com www.controlledvocabulary.com www.keyword-catalog.com

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Develop Custom Vocabulary

Business-specific needs Domains with no standard terminology in

place Example – Database of product images

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Where to use a CV?

Adobe Bridge Adobe Lightroom Photo Mechanic Apple Aperture Digital asset

management system

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How is a CV used?

Entering data

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How is a CV used?

Searching or retrieving data

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Developing a CV: Business Goals

Who is using your assets? Why are they using your assets? What is the scope of your audience? What is the background of your audience? Are there existing nomenclatures in your

industry or at your company?

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Developing a CV: Consider your Data Who is in the image? What is being depicted? When was it taken? Where was it taken? Why is the scene relevant?