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Flickr Tag Convergence

24 August 2005 by Jeremy Price




Flickr Tag Convergence is now Trope.

The Flickr Tag Convergence Script

A contribution to Web 2.0. Flickr Tag Convergence is a Greasemonkey script for the Mozilla Firefox browser which allows you to search for any tag on a Flickr photo page on either del.icio.us or Technorati with one mouse click. The script places small icons (one for del.icio.us and one for Technorati) in front of each photo tag (see the screenshot). Clicking on one of these icons will launch the appropriate search.

You can start using this script by:

  • Installing the Mozilla Firefox browser;
  • Installing the Greasemonkey extension;
  • Installing the Flickr Tag Convergence script.
  • A special thanks to Joey Rozier for his incredibly useful and very instructive Multi-Tag Search From Photo Page script, and to Paolo Massa for his Identity Burro script.

    Flickr Tag Convergence Screenshot

    Educational Rationale

    • Universal Design for Learning: Universal Design for Learning (UDL) is based on neurological research and imaging. The learning brain is divided into three interconnected networks: recognition (how one takes in the world), strategic (how one orders the world), and affect (how one connects–e.g., emotionally–with the world). One seminal idea behind UDL is the idea of multiple modes or media of representation. Flickr Tag Convergence supports information centered around a specific tag to be rendered in multiple modes, i.e., photographs (Flickr), resources in the form of web pages (del.icio.us), and (often) written work in the form of blogs (Technorati).
    • Connectivism: Connectivism is billed as a learning theory for the networked world. It recognizes that information is often stored in nebulous chaotic networks, and learning is the sifting and evaluating of this knowledge in a social and communal framework. Flickr Tag Convergence serves as a conduit focused on the tag between the three knowledge managers (Flickr, del.icio.us, and Technorati).

    Posted in connectivism, greasemonkey, pedagogy, technology, tools, universal design for learning, web2.0 | 2 Comments


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    2 Responses to “Flickr Tag Convergence”

    1. on 26 Aug 2005 at 7:59 am1    paolo

      no trackback, right? ;-)
      http://moloko.itc.it/paoloblog/archives/2005/08/26/releasing_under_open_licences_and_getting_some_feedback.html


    2. on 02 Sep 2005 at 10:39 pm2    paolo

      I improuved a bit the Identity Burro script in case you are interested.
      http://moloko.itc.it/paoloblog/archives/2005/08/29/identity_burro_making_social_sites_more_social.html


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