LabXchange 2018-06-18
- Ian Saunder
- Nimisha Asthagiri (Deactivated)
Desired Outcomes
- Review edX and LabXchange user stories for:
- Search & Tagging
- Other areas of overlap
Notes
Types of Tagging
Content Tagging
User Tagging
Discussion Forums Tagging
Types of User Tagging
User Segmentation
User Proficiency = Content + User
Roles and Permissions
Types of Content Tagging
1. Author discovers content for authoring
2. Learner discovers content for consumption
3. Personal tags for later discovery - favorites/etc.
4. Adaptive
What tags?
1. Subject
2. Difficulty? Hard, medium, easy
3. School level? High school, undergrad, grad
Free-formed tag or Structured/Taxonomy-based?
Case studies - experiments happening at real-time
hybrid
- some taxonomies imported into the system
- others are free-formed
Tagging technical implementation
Options:
1. 1 tagging service to rule them all, or
2. multiple tagging services with interfaces (with Blockstore having its own tagging service)
edX Use case
Marketing site - include content keywords/tagging from course content
Search
Index Blockstore and pathway metadata and content in Elastic Search
For launch: 20 case studies and interactives
Question to help scope the project: If LabXChange use cases for "tagging" is limited to discoverability, can it be well supported with a focus on great advanced searching tools/features and defer content-tagging until later?