Unit 5 I Video 7 Metadata Standards Dublin Core; MARC21, METS, MODES, EAD

This video explains major metadata standards used for the organization, management, preservation, and exchange of digital information resources in libraries and archives.

The session covers important metadata frameworks such as Dublin Core, MARC 21, METS, MODS, and EAD, highlighting their structure, functions, and applications in digital library systems.

Learn how the Dublin Core provides a simple and widely accepted set of metadata elements for resource discovery across different domains. The video also discusses MARC 21, which enables machine-readable cataloguing and bibliographic data exchange.

Special attention is given to METS (Metadata Encoding and Transmission Standard), an XML-based framework used to manage structural, descriptive, and administrative metadata for digital objects. MODS is explained as a flexible metadata schema that bridges simple and detailed metadata systems, while EAD (Encoded Archival Description) is introduced for organizing and providing online access to archival collections.

The session emphasizes the importance of interoperability, digital preservation, and standardized metadata in supporting efficient information retrieval and long-term access to digital resources.

Ideal for LIS students, researchers, and professionals studying digital libraries, metadata standards, and information organization.

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