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Dublin Core Metadata Initiative Dr. donna Bair-Mundy Adding metadata to a web page

The Problem How can we help users (including ourselves) find what is needed? time 8,170,000,000

Adding Metadata

Metadata Data about Data ResourceMetadata

How would you describe this? PropertyValue ColorBlue ShapeCube

Metadata Property: Main Title Value: The rise of the network society

Metadata Property Personal Name Main Title Edition Information Published/Created Value Castells, Manuel, The rise of the network society 2nd ed., with a new pref. Chichester, West Sussex ; Malden, MA : Wiley-Blackwell, 2010.

Embedded Metadata Library of Congress Cataloging-in- Publication Data Castells, Manuel, 1942– The rise of the network society / Manuel Castells. — 2 nd ed., with a new pref. ISBN (pbk. : alk. paper) 1. Information technology— Economic aspects. 2. Information society

Metadata tags Metadata tags go here.

The Meta Tag meta indicates that this tag contains metadata name=“keywords” the name of this property is “keywords” content=“HTML” the value of the “keywords” property is HTML

Dublin Core Metadata Initiative

Some Dublin Core Goals Simplicity of creation and maintenance – keep it small and simple, usable by non-specialists Commonly understood semantics – crosses disciplines International scope – versions in many languages

Dublin Core Properties abstract accessRights accrualMethod accrualPeriodicity accrualPolicy alternative audience available bibliographicCitation conformsTo contributor coverage created creator date dateAccepted dateCopyrighted dateSubmitted description educationLevel extent format hasFormat hasPart hasVersion identifier, instructionalMethod isFormatOf isPartOf isReferencedBy isReplacedBy isRequiredBy issued isVersionOf language license mediator medium modified provenance publisher references relation replaces requires rights rightsHolder source spatial subject tableOfContents temporal title type valid dateSubmitted

Dublin Core Properties PropertyValue Title Creator Subject Description Galadriel's LIS 694 Experiment Page Belinda Beststudent Automatic indexing Experimental website for LIS 694

Adding Dublin Core Metadata Tags

Adding Dublin Core Metadata Tags name=“DC.creator” DC Dublin Core creator Dublin Core property name name= name of the property

Adding Dublin Core Metadata Tags content=“Terry Korpi” value of the property “DC.creator” is... value of the property

Adding Dublin Core Metadata Tags language codes:

Look unchanged Galadriel's LIS 694 Experiment Page Aloha! This web page is part of an experiment being undertaken by the students in the LIS 694 course entitled "Seminar on Information Communication Policy Issues." In this experiment students will create similar web pages that link to the pages created by other students. Each web page will include metadata in the form of Dublin Core meta tags. Effects on indexing by search engines will be observed.

Last step your instructor to let her know you’ve completed the assignment. Be sure to include the URL of your web page.