onomy.org is a site where you can create and share taxonomies, folksonomies, and other forms of controlled vocabularies for use on the semantic web.
To get started, log in above using a federated ID from one of the services listed. Then you'll be able to create new onomies, invite others to work on them with you, and publish them as RDF, JSON, and HTML.
What you do with your published onomy is up to you! Import it into an application, link to it from a web service, or just use it for reference. When you publish a version of your onomy a permanent link is created that will always reference that version of it. If you want to keep working on it, go ahead; you can always publish another version later.
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| Expressive Aesthetics List of standardized formal categories used in expressive film-making. |
| ACRH Vocabulary used in the Accessible Civil Rights Heritage project. |
| Empty This is an empty taxonomy used for demonstration purposes. |
| Multilingual Film Terms A in-development, multilingual set of terms used for tagging films in the Media Ecology Project. |
| Film Language Glossary Developed by Columbia School of the Arts. See http://is.gd/ColumbiaFLG |
| Social Power (SOCPO) scheme "The central concept of the SOCPO-scheme is social power. Social power is based on the control of (scarce) resources. The availability of these resources to an individual determines his or her level of independency. Those who are not independent differ in their level of dependency in terms of their replacebility, controllability and the amount of formal, delegated authority they possess." (Van de Putte and Miles, 2006-5, https://soc.kuleuven.be/web/files/6/30/social%20power.pdf) |
| Film Roles A listing of credited roles associated with films |
| NICEM Internet Archive test taxonomy |
| Demonstration of Skills Developed by the Columbia School of Social Work |
| Music Humanities Vocabulary for CU Music Humanities Course |
