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A Beginner's Guide to Metadata part of SAA's DAS Certificate

Course Details

Tue, May 06, 2008,through Mon, May 06, 2013 
Web Seminar

What is metadata? Where does it come from? What does it look like? How do I choose the right schema? What does it mean to map, expose, and repurpose metadata?

Following a question and answer format, you'll explore:

  • The basic concepts of metadata, including
  • Definitions,
  • Identifying sources and types,
  • Aspects to consider regarding interoperability, and
  • How to assess how much metadata is enough?

Understanding these basic metadata questions will help you make good metadata choices at your local institution!

Course Format: Online
Address: N/A
 
Duration: 90 minutes
Audience Category: Archivists and others who want an understanding of basic Metadata concepts or a refresher to ensure your assumptions are still valid.
Level: Must pass course examination prior to registration
Instructor(s): Jessica Branco Colati, MLIS and Gregory C. Colati
Maximum Attendees:
 
Cost Range: $145-175
Provider: Society of American Archivists
Sponsored by:

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