Cataloging Records Using Dublin Core Element Set After Readi
Cataloging Records Using Dublin Core Element Setafter Reading Chap
After reading Chapter 4, select five metadata sources and provide a cataloging record for each of them using the Dublin Core Element Set. This task is not a paper or essay; it should be completed in the specified format for five entries, including key metadata elements for each source.
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1. EBSCOhost Research Databases
Creator: EBSCO Industries
Subject: Full Text and Bibliographic Research
Description: Offers a broad range of full text and bibliographic databases designed for research, covering academic, biomedical, government, and educational subjects. Provides a listing of all databases available through the EBSCOhost interface, including links to individual databases, enabling users to select multiple databases and search them simultaneously.
Publisher: EBSCO Industries
Contributor: EBSCO
Date: 1984-Current
Type: Electronic Resource/Information Service
Format: TEXT/HTML
Identifier: [Unique database URL or identifier]
Source: Electronic
Language: English, Multi-language options
Relation: Mode of access: World Wide Web
Coverage: Academic, Biomedical, Government, Education
2. International Children’s Digital Library (ICDL)
Creator: International Children’s Digital Library Foundation (A non-profit organization)
Subject: Library Content/Digital Library
Description: The ICDL is a research project funded by NSF, IMLS, and Microsoft Research, aimed at creating a digital library of outstanding children's books from across the globe, accessible via the internet.
Publisher: University of Maryland in cooperation with the Internet Archive
Contributor: University of Maryland, Internet Archive, computer scientists, librarians, educators, designers, and students from UM and related labs.
Date: Unknown
Type: Electronic Resource
Format: text/html
Identifier: [URL or digital identifier]
Source: Electronic
Language: Multiple Languages Available
Relation: Mode of access: World Wide Web
Coverage: National, Children, Literature
3. NC Live
Creator: North Carolina State Library
Subject: Library Content, Digital Library
Description: NC Live is a consortium providing digital content and services to public and academic libraries across North Carolina, facilitating access to a variety of digital resources.
Publisher: The University of North Carolina, State Library of North Carolina, North Carolina Community College System
Contributor: Multiple public and academic libraries within North Carolina
Date: 1997-Present
Type: Electronic Resource
Format: text/html
Identifier: [URL or unique identifier]
Source: Electronic
Language: English
Relation: Mode of access: World Wide Web
Coverage: Library/Education
4. Questia
Creator: Unknown; founded in 1998
Subject: Library Content, Academic Resources
Description: The Questia digital library features books and journal articles on history, philosophy, economics, political science, literature, anthropology, psychology, and sociology, along with magazine and newspaper articles.
Publisher: Questia, acquired by Cengage Learning in January 2010
Contributor: Questia and Cengage
Date: 1998-Present
Type: Electronic Resource
Format: text/html
Identifier: [URL or digital identifier]
Source: Electronic
Language: English
Relation: Mode of access: World Wide Web
Coverage: Academic
5. ARTstor
Creator: Andrew W. Mellon Foundation
Subject: Art
Description: The ARTstor Digital Library provides over 1.6 million digital images related to arts, architecture, humanities, and sciences, along with software tools for teaching and research purposes.
Publisher: JSTOR and ARTstor
Contributor: Mellon Foundation
Date: 2004-Present
Type: Electronic Resource
Format: Text/html
Identifier: [URL or Digital Object Identifier]
Source: Electronic
Language: English, Multi-language options
Relation: Mode of access: World Wide Web
Coverage: Art Education
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