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Trainer screencast with voice-over by Diane Hillmann (2006) · 25:30
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0:00 Metadata Standards and Applications 0:14 Sharing Metadata Interoperably 1:14 What’s the Point of Interoperability? 2:16 OAI-PMH 3:02 Slide 5 3:26 OAI-PMH in a Nutshell 3:53 The OAI World 4:22 Slide 8 6:06 Other important definitions 6:20 Inside OAI Repositories 6:49 OAI Goals 7:10 Other OAI Info 8:42 OAI Requests 9:54 A Simple OAI Example 10:06 Slide 15 10:42 Slide 16 10:57 Slide 17 11:25 Slide 18 11:49 Dates in OAI-PMH 12:20 Dates Used in OAI-PMH 12:56 OAI-PMH Sets 14:14 List Sets Example 14:56 Metadata Formats & Schemas 15:32 Format Properties 16:06 OAI-PMH Optional Containers 16:29 About Container Example 17:27 OAI Rights Expressions 18:16 What’s an OpenURL? 19:12 Slide 29 19:29 OpenURL Characteristics 20:10 Distinguishing Users 20:29 Examples of Extended Service Links 20:53 OpenURL Examples & Demo 21:32 Metadata Good Practices 21:59 Crosswalking 22:34 “Metadata schema transformations are more complex than purely structural transforms because they require a set of equivalences identified by human experts—Dublin Core title can be mapped to MARC 245, Dublin Core author can be mapped to MARC 100 and so on—but this important knowledge is recorded in a multitude of ways that are not standardized and not always machine-processable, including Web pages, databases, spreadsheets, PDF documents, and the source code of many computer languages.” -- Jean Godby, Two Paths to Interoperable Metadata 23:18 Slide 37 24:30 Slide 38 24:56 Exercise
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