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Annotation |
Definition |
The ANNOTATION element is a stand-alone element housing supplementary information about the metadata used to describe a media resource. It clarifies element values and controlled vocabularies that may not be sufficient. |
Refinements
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Encoding Schemes |
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Guidelines
for Usage |
The ANNOTATION element is envisioned as a Post-it®
Note containing comments that further explain or document the descriptions
of a media resource through its metadata elements. If the pre-defined
elements and qualified elements require further explanation, ANNOTATION
should contain this information.
Additionally, ANNOTATION is useful in cases where
an established controlled vocabulary does not adequately represent
certain qualities of an asset. |
Obligation
to Use |
Optional |
Repeatable
Element |
Apply multiple
times, as needed |
Type of
Data Entry |
Text String |
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The subject headings
for this media resource use entries from MeSH: Medical Subject Headings
(http://www.nlm.nih.gov/mesh/meshhome.html). |
Many segments of this
program were made possible through the funding generosity of the John
and Alma Hivner Educational Foundation. |
The four parts of this
history series are part of a larger collection of primary research
resources found in the Lindemann Historical Archives, Bartlesville,
Oklahoma. |
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Element Label |
Annotation |
Element
Version |
PBCore v1.1 |
Namespace
Identifier |
Public Broadcasting Metadata Dictionary Project [pending] |
Registration
Authority |
PBMD Project [pending] |
Language
of the Element |
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