What is a taxonomy, really? In 10 minutes or less

A taxonomy is a hierarchical organization method for information, primarily information used to tag assets and content to describe what it is essentially about, and they can be represented in user interfaces (UI) as well as in the metadata, machine learning, and analytics on the backend. Check this video out to walk through some examples and see how YOU are using taxonomy right now and you may not even notice :-)
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[@joanncase]

Fantastic video. Exactly what I was looking for for my class. 😊

[@AshleighFaith]

So happy this was helpful to you @joanncase!

[@glennstreet4230]

Really helpful, thank you! I'm sharing this with colleagues!

[@AshleighFaith]

So happy this was helpful @glennstreet4230! Hope your colleagues find it helpful as well.

[@JoyfulYessi]

I was wondering what taxonomy was . You did a great job explaining it so well 🙂

[@AshleighFaith]

Aw thank you! I’m forever trying to explain what I do for a living so here is one attempt 😋

[@JosRitter]

Thanks for sharing; great job explaining!

[@AshleighFaith]

Thank you @Jos!

[@brookster7772]

I really like your videos you do a good job of explaining you have an excellent communication style. I’ve been working as a software developer architect income from a background of domain driven design. Which seems to be very similar. I’ll be checking out more of your stuff. You have a great weekend.

[@AshleighFaith]

Thank you! I hope my videos have helped!

[@arunkumarrathod5514]

so if some data is classified, organized and is in hierarchy it is a taxonomy. am i right?

[@AshleighFaith]

Those are definitely characteristics of a taxonomy, but the key is what you will use it for. Taxonomies are used to classify and then organize assets into a browse tree, or to help search find content for retrieval