This page lists the people who were involved in the initial setup of OpenScholar at UNH, but it primarily exists to demonstrate the function of the Taxonomy features of OpenScholar.
Taxonomy allows you to define groupings or labels for many kinds of content. Then, visitors to your site can easily filter items within the specific apps or you can create links to specific subsets of items.
The steps to taking advantage of the Taxonomy functions are:
Plan what items you want to group and what you want the groups to be. In this case, we have grouped people by their roles within the project.
Make a vocabulary to hold your different terms and identify the type of content you want to tag with it. Here, the vocabulary we called "Project Roles".
Add the different terms (Developer, Support, etc), into your vocabulary.
For each of your content items, select the appropriate term or terms to tag them.
Create a Taxonomy widget within the Layout tools to use your vocabulary. Add it to your page.
You can also get the specific URLs to a subset of your content and use those as links in a menu or a basic page to send visitors direct to that subset as we have done with the sub-menu items under People on the menu above.
