| Dublin Core:
Issues and Applications |
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| Description: |
Dublin Core is a metadata standard increasingly used for description
of online resources. It has been used to provide access to digital
collections worldwide, and is available as a resource description
option in OCLC's Connexion service. The 15 Dublin Core elements
are simple and flexible enough to be used by anyone to make their
materials more accessible. In this course we will explore the pros
and cons of using Dublin Core, learn how to apply the Dublin Core
elements, discuss when the use of Dublin Core is appropriate, and
find out how to incorporate Dublin Core into your workflow. Course
participants will have an opportunity to create Dublin Core records
of their own. |
| You will learn about: |
- Issues involving the use of Dublin Core for resource description
- The Dublin Core elements
- How to describe resources using Dublin Core
- Integrating Dublin Core into your workflow
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| Time: |
Five hours |
| Location: |
This full day "Customized Training" session can be brought to your library at any time. |
| Who should attend: |
Library staff interested in learning more about metadata,
cataloging alternatives, and anyone considering a digital library
project. |
| Related Courses: |
Emerging Metadata Topics |
| Cost: |
$995.00 per customized training event, plus expenses |
| To schedule: |
To schedule courses at your library and to discuss costs, audience numbers, and physical requirements, please contact
Susan Abell (1.800.635.4638 x1944 or abell@nelinet.net). |
