Ontario 211’s Taxonomy Customization Transition
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(1 hour session)
ON211's transition to a new data management system has been an opportunity to consider Taxonomy customization from new perspectives: the perspective of a new tool with different processes and designs; and the perspective of new users, such as navigators searching for services, or planning bodies receiving reports on callers' needs.
This workshop will present the core rationales and principles to consider when making Taxonomy customization/indexing recommendations that facilitate consistency among multiple data contributors while meeting needs for varied purposes.
Key Takeaways:
- Understand the rationale behind ON211's indexing standards
- Make better indexing decisions using a customized Taxonomy
- Find and use resources to support the indexing process
Corinne Gallois
Coordinator French Services
Findhelp Information Services/211 Central, Toronto, Ontario
Corinne has worked at Findhelp Information Services/211 Central as Coordinator French Services since 2008, where she currently maintains the French Canadian version of the AIRS/211 LA Taxonomy of Human Services on behalf of InformCanada, after coordinating its initial development. She is also a member of the 211 Ontario Services Corporation Data Management Team and Taxonomy Task Group where she formulates recommendations and indexing standards meant to facilitate research and access to relevant information for I&R professionals and the general public.
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