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웹 3.0의 개념과 실체에 대한 논의와 함께 도서관 3.0의 개념과 실체에 대한 논의도 최근 몇 년 동안 여러 학자들과 현장 전문가들에 의해 진행되어 온 것을 알 수 있다. 본 연구에서는 도서관 3.0을 바라보는 다양한 논의들을 분석하고 도서관 3.0의 개념을 정리하고자 하며, 이를 기반으로 한 도서관 3.0 서비스 모형을 제안하고자 한다. 본 연구에서 제안된 도서관 3.0 서비스의 키워드는 기계에 의한 데이터 처리가 가능한 시맨틱 웹 기술과 소셜 네트워킹 서비스가 전자도서관에 적용되어 ‘진정한 지식 공유 및 협업’이 가능한 소셜시맨틱디지털도서관, 도서관의 자원이 Linked Data가 되어 전 세계의 도서관이 연결된 구조의 링키드 도서관, 그리고 RFID 및 모바일기술이 적용된 유비쿼터스적 모바일 도서관이다.

Abstract

Recently the concept of Library 3.0 and its substance have been discussed by scholars and specialists along with Web 3.0. This study aims to analyze the debates on Library 3.0 and review the concept of Library 3.0. In addition, this study proposes library 3.0 service model based on its analysis. The keywords of in the proposed Library 3.0 model in this study is the Social Semantic Digital Library(SSDL), the Linked Library, and the Mobile Library. First, the SSDL means a real knowledge sharing and cooperation by applying both semantic web technology that which can manage data by machines and social networking services into e-libraries. Second, the Linked Library indicates that library resources become linked data that link libraries in all over the world. Finally, the Mobile Library refers to ubiquitous library equipped with RFID and mobile technology.

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This study aims to answer whether social tagging through user collaboration could be utilized for the creation of digital knowledge of the web, and whether we could verify the quality and efficacy of social tagging to obtain benefits from it. In particular, this paper examines the inter-indexer consistency of social tagging in comparison to professional indexing. It employs two different similarity measures, both of which are based on the Vector Space Model to deal with numerous indexers. It contributes to the utilization of social tagging in the organization of the web, and encourages to adopt social knowledge in developing suitable vocabularies for resources newly generated in the digital library environment. Furthermore, the comparative analysis with two different measures produced more credible results by illustrating a similar pattern of indexing tendency in both measures.