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Metadata for Digital Project
Staff
Metadata is a fundamental element of any digitization project.
Designed for non-catalogers, this session focuses on using metadata to
facilitate both access to and preservation of digital resources. Topics
include: review of metadata schema choices, development of a
preservation metadata model, and using XML to store metadata.
What you will learn:
- An understanding of what metadata is and how it facilitates
access to and preservation of digital resources;
- An awareness of appropriate metadata schema, including Dublin
Core;
- An understanding of current and developing standards; and
- The benefits of using metadata and XML together.
*Register for waiting list only*
This session is offered at no charge
and is funded through the Missouri State Library as part of the
Missouri Digitization Planning Project. You must
register to attend. Preference will be given to Missouri
institutions. In the event of over-registration, MLNC
reserves the right to limit the number of attendees from a given
institution.
A limited number of stipends are available for hotel
rooms for this workshop. Contact Keri
Cascio (ext. 813) at the MLNC office for more information.
3/11/2008
FULL
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Independence |
Mid-Continent Public Library
Distribution Center
Meeting Room |
9am - 4pm |
Audience:
This one-day workshop is geared towards digitization staff
responsible for choosing and implementing metadata schema for their
projects. It is appropriate for participants from
libraries, museums, and archives.
Instructor:
Gayle Palmer, Digital & Preservation Services Manager,
OCLC Western
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