[Air-L] Coding websites

[Peter Timusk]

I think this is a good way of approaching this coding. It seems like  
epistemology of the web.

I wonder if simply the URL is not enough. I would also suggest you  
somehow base it on an existing XML schema or that such a schema be  
developed for AoIR.

I wonder if there is some ISO standard?

Can not edu com org an country codes work in some way?  I use these  
in my ability to assess web page quality for use in my studies.

On 6-Apr-08, at 8:26 PM, Philippa Smith wrote:
> As part of a large study on Internet use we are surveying people on  
> what websites they access most regularly.  For coding purposes  
> these websites need to be categorised and we are wishing to  
> establish if there is an existing classification system already in  
> use by researchers for a question of this nature.
>
> Philippa Smith
> Institute of Culture, Discourse and Communication
> AUT University
> Auckland
> NEW ZEALAND
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Peter Timusk,
B.Math statistics (2002), B.A. legal studies (2006) Carleton University
Systems Science Graduate student, University of Ottawa (2006-2008).
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