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How does it work? You 'tag' an item by typing a few words or phrases that will help you categorize the page. You can think of a tag as a label to help you find that web page again. You may choose to give a web page several tags that describe the content of the page or why you saved it. For example, give it a subject tag like 'history' and a 'why' tag like 'hist122 paper.'
Use the tag cloud to find related items by clicking on tags that match your interest. Check out other people's tags to see what they are tagging -- find other U-M users with similar research interests. Build a list of related resources -- pulling together your books, web pages, electronic journals and images into a single spot by giving them common tags is easy.
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