The metadata challenge: promoting discovery, access, and usability for online books

J. Ockerbloom
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With millions of books, serials, and other documents now digitized, rich troves of information and culture can now be made available to anyone in the world with an Internet connection. But these riches are worthless if they cannot be found, accessed, and effectively used by the readers who need them. The key to unlock these treasures is metadata. Networked computing enables techniques for making metadata more effective than ever; yet in practice, online collections all too often either do not have or do not take full advantage of the best metadata they could use.
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元数据挑战:促进在线图书的发现、访问和可用性
随着数以百万计的书籍、连载和其他文件的数字化,世界上任何一个有互联网连接的人都可以获得丰富的信息和文化宝库。但是,如果这些财富不能被需要它们的读者发现、获取和有效利用,它们就毫无价值。打开这些宝藏的钥匙是元数据。网络计算使元数据处理技术比以往任何时候都更加有效;然而,在实践中,在线收藏往往要么没有,要么没有充分利用他们可以使用的最佳元数据。
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