Metadata Services
About | Metadata Services | Metadata Activites at DLP
Example Documentation | Standards,
Guidelines & Templates | References
Our metadata philosophy is simple: capture metadata at the most robust level possible, in formats appropriate for the materials, and create views of that metadata for specific uses of the materials. We're committed to the creation of high-quality metadata that can be leveraged to provide high-quality services. We believe that this goal can be achieved only through metadata experts working closely with content experts to understand the nature and use of collections.
Contact:
Dot Porter
doporter@indiana.edu, 812.855.8758
The DLP applies various metadata standards to specific projects. As we implement these projects we develop documentation to help our partners and the general public understand and apply the standards on their own. The following links lead to additional information and documentation about using these standards. (This list will continue to grow over time.)
Metadata standards for the IU Digital Library are under constant development. Under various circumstances the following metadata standards (among others) may be appropriate for digital projects at IU.
Descriptive metadata structure standards
Descriptive metadata content standards
Standards for authority data
Technical metadata standards
Markup languages
Other metadata standards