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LIDO - MCN Annual Conference 2014

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Erin Coburn, Independent Consultant
Erin Coburn, Independent Consultant

LIDO is an XML schema that allows museums to share metadata about their collections in a standardized way. It was created to deliver descriptive information about museum objects, such as art, culture, technology, and natural science, to various online services like collection databases and aggregation portals. LIDO supports multilingual environments and individual data providers can decide how much or how little metadata to contribute for each record. It also allows linking contributed metadata back to the original collection records.

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Using LIDO in the Real World: Emerging Practice in Museum Metadata Sharing Erin Coburn Independent Consultant, Museums & the Cultural Heritage Sector
An XML schema for delivering metadata to a variety of online services in a standardized way
WHY LIDO
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LIDO - MCN Annual Conference 2014
SCOPE XML schema for delivering metadata to a variety of online services, from an organizations online collections database to portals of aggregated resources as well as exposing, sharing and connecting data on the web. Intended to represent the full range of descriptive information about museum objects, e.g. art, cultural, technology and natural science. Supports multilingual environments.
Individual data providers can decide on how light or how rich they want their contributed metadata records to be. Allows for delivering data and resources / digital surrogates relating to your objects. Includes links from contributed metadata back to records in their 'home' context
Allows for identification of each referenced entity, e.g. provide references to controlled vocabulary and authority files. Provides optimized metadata for retrieval, and for display distinction of display and indexing elements.
Descriptive and administrative information groups in LIDO -Events Event Set -Relations Subject Set Related Works -Administrative Metadata Rights Record (mandatory) Resource - Object Classifications Object / Work Type (mandatory) Classification -Object Identifications Title / Name (mandatory) Inscriptions Repository / Location State / Edition Object Description Measurements

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LIDO - MCN Annual Conference 2014

  • 1. Using LIDO in the Real World: Emerging Practice in Museum Metadata Sharing Erin Coburn Independent Consultant, Museums & the Cultural Heritage Sector
  • 2. An XML schema for delivering metadata to a variety of online services in a standardized way
  • 6. SCOPE XML schema for delivering metadata to a variety of online services, from an organizations online collections database to portals of aggregated resources as well as exposing, sharing and connecting data on the web. Intended to represent the full range of descriptive information about museum objects, e.g. art, cultural, technology and natural science. Supports multilingual environments.
  • 7. Individual data providers can decide on how light or how rich they want their contributed metadata records to be. Allows for delivering data and resources / digital surrogates relating to your objects. Includes links from contributed metadata back to records in their 'home' context
  • 8. Allows for identification of each referenced entity, e.g. provide references to controlled vocabulary and authority files. Provides optimized metadata for retrieval, and for display distinction of display and indexing elements.
  • 9. Descriptive and administrative information groups in LIDO -Events Event Set -Relations Subject Set Related Works -Administrative Metadata Rights Record (mandatory) Resource - Object Classifications Object / Work Type (mandatory) Classification -Object Identifications Title / Name (mandatory) Inscriptions Repository / Location State / Edition Object Description Measurements