Tinderbox Video - Working with Taggers
| Level | Beginner |
| Published Date | 7/11/21 |
| Revision | 1 |
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| Acknowledgements | |
| Type | How To |
| Tags | 4CKMEl, 4Cs of Knowledge Management and Exchange, Cybersecurity, Keyword Management, Keywords, Taggers, Tinderbox, Traditional Identity Protection, aTbRef |
| Video Length | 12:18 |
| Video URL | TBX L Working with Taggers - YouTube |
| Example File | TBX L - Working with Taggers.tbx (141.3 KB) |
| TBX Version | 9 |
| Instructor | Michael Becker |
In this lesson, I explain how to use the Taggers feature in Tinderbox (requires Tinderbox 9.0+).
Tagging is an important tool for knowledge management. By tagging content, you can find and categorize your content for later use and insights management. For example, you can associate a number of terms with higher-order category terms, i.e. tag, to help with your knowledge consolidation and incremental formalization efforts. For example, I show how you can roll up a number of terms to then are able to “tag’ a knot as cybersecurity or traditional identity protection related.
NOTE: After creating this video there is one more point I want to call out. If you change the $Searchable attribute value from “true” to “false” in the “Category” tag note you’ll see the that “Tagger” note will NOT be returned in the agent search results, which personally I find preferable.
