UWL MIG CONTENTdm Metadata Application Profile
Collection title: Becker (Elizabeth) Collection
CONTENTdm collection alias: becker
- Created: 2024-01-25
- Last updated: 2024-04-22
- Metadata staff:
Benjamin Riesenberg - ries07@uw.edu
Table of contents
Combined property list
Use this order when configuring fields for the collection
KEY
- Record values: Metadata-greation guidance for standalone items
- Record values - CO: Metadata-greation guidance for compound objects
- Record values - CO-item: Metadata-greation guidance for compound-object items
- 'default' may be used in place of a genre/form-term column heading in collections
with only one category of resource, or for a general-purpose collection category.
For further information about compound objects and compound-object items, refer to Compound objects.
Metadata creation guidance: Photographs > Standalone items
Photographs >
standalone items: Title
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Property definition |
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Recording values |
- A brief descriptive phrase that includes these elements, generally in this order:
who, what, where, when.
- The Title is a concise sentence which will be used to label the thumbnails in
CONTENTdm; it will also be the first line of the descriptive information. The Title
may
be the caption assigned by the photographer or the collector, or it may be created
by
Special Collections staff from the given caption and from additional sources. In the
absence of any caption, the Title will be provided by Special Collections staff.
- If the caption provided by the photographer is adequate, place it in the Title field.
Then, the Notes field should include this phrase: Title taken from photograph.
- If the caption provided by the photographer is inadequate, a created title should
be
placed in the Title field; the Notes field should then read: Caption on image: "Image
title."
- If there is a series caption, it should be added, in the Notes field, in sequence
after the title on the image: Caption on image: "Image title"; "Series title." There
should also be a separate notation in the Notes field in the form: Part of Hegg series
entitled: "Series title."
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Examples / well-formed values |
- Two men outside a Khmer Rouge technical school and factory
- A girl working in a metalshop classroom- Khmer Rouge technical school and factory
- Portrait of Pol Pot
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Shareable link |
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Photographs >
standalone items: Title (Non-Latin Script)
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Property definition |
- A name for the resource in non-Latin script.
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Recording values |
- Record a name for the resource in non-Latin script, if applicable.
- Record a name for the resource in non-Latin script, if applicable.
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Examples / well-formed values |
פאב׳לו אי ב׳ירז׳יניאה: רומאנסו
白鯨
פאב׳לו אי ב׳ירז׳יניאה: רומאנסו
白鯨
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Photographs >
standalone items: Photographer
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Property definition |
- The photographer or firm associated with the creation of the image
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Recording values |
- 📚 For review/input by cataloging staff
Use the form of personal or corporate name from the Library of Congress Name Authority File, if available.
- For photographs by Elizabeth Becker, record the following form of name:
- Becker, Elizabeth (Journalist)
Input personal names using the following format:
- [last name], [first name]
- Separate multiple entries with a semicolon and space (“; “).
- If the photographer is determined from a resource other than the item, create a Note.
- If no photographer can be identified, leave the field blank.
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Examples / well-formed values |
- Becker, Elizabeth (Journalist)
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Shareable link |
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Photographs >
standalone items: Date
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Property definition |
- Prominent date for the resource, such as the date of creation of the original resource.
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Recording values |
- Record the date the image was captured using one of the following formats.
YYYY
- YYYY?
- [month spelled out] [day], YYYY
- [month spelled out], YYYY
- between YYYY and YYYY
- between YYYY and YYYY?
In CONTENTdm, this field is used for display purposes only and should be user-friendly.
- Date value should agree with date values entered in Date-Edtf and Dates fields.
- If the date when the image/resource in hand was produced is known, and is different
from that of the original image, so note in the Notes field.
- If the date is unknown, enter an approximate date using one of the two above formats
that express uncertainty, namely YYYY? or between YYYY and YYYY?.
- If none of the date formats above are adequate, use a custom date format.
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Examples / well-formed values |
- 1940
- 1940?
- May 9, 2001
- March, 2001
- between 1946 and 1952
- between 1877 and 1976?
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Shareable link |
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Photographs >
standalone items: Date (EDTF)
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Property definition |
- Prominent date for the resource, such as the date of creation of the original resource.
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Recording values |
- Values entered for this property are not visible in the public interface.
- Date of creation of the original resource.
- Reflects the date in the "Date" field.
- Express all dates, including date ranges, using Library of Congress' Extended Date
Time Format.
- The most recent version of the Library of Congress' summary of EDTF is available at https://www.loc.gov/standards/datetime/.
- Six formats are recommended for values in Date, each corresponding to a specific EDTF
format:
- If the value of Date is YYYY, enter YYYY.
- If the value of Date is YYYY?, enter YYYY?
- If the value of Date is [month] DD, YYYY, enter YYYY-MM-DD.
- If the value of Date is [month], YYYY, enter YYYY-MM.
- If the value of Date is between YYYY and YYYY, enter YYYY/YYYY.
- If the value of Date is between YYYY and YYYY?, enter YYYY?/YYYY?
- If the value of Date is not any of the above, consult the EDTF specification to determine
the appropriate notation.
- Date-Edtf value should agree with dates values entered in Date and Dates fields.
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Examples / well-formed values |
- If the Date field = "1940" then Date EDTF = "1940"
- If the Date field = "1910?" then Date EDTF = "1910?"
- If Date field = "May 9, 2001" then Date EDTF = "2001-05-09"
- If Date field = "January 2008" then Date EDTF = "2008-01"
- If Date field = "between 1930 and 1939" then Date EDTF = "1930/1939"
- If Date field = "between 1855 and 1999?" then Date EDTF = "1855?/1999?"
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Shareable link |
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Photographs >
standalone items: Dates
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Property definition |
- Prominent years for the resource, such as the date(s) of creation of the original
resource; the expected value is a list of each and every pertinent year.
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Recording values |
- Values entered for this property are not visible in the public interface.
- Date of creation of the original resource.
- The Dates value should agree with values for the Date-EDTF and Date fields. This field
is indexed and enables date searching in CONTENTdm.
- Enter a year or years only. Do not use commas or other punctuation to separate years.
If the value of Date is "YYYY", enter: YYYY
- If the value of Date is "[month], YYYY", enter the year only in the following format:
YYYY
- If the value of Date value is “[month] DD, YYYY”, enter the year only in the following
format: YYYY
- If the value of Date is “between YYYY and YYYY”, enter all years in the date range
in the following format: YYYY YYYY YYYY YYYY
For a Date value which is an uncertain year (for example, “YYYY?”):
If research or available information about the resource can be used to produce a probable year or range of years, enter this.
- If no additional information is available, enter an eleven-year range by adding five
years on either side of the uncertain year.
For a Date value which is an uncertain range of years (for example, “between YYYY and YYYY?”):
- If research or available information about the resource can be used to produce a probable
range of years, enter this.
- If no additional information is available, enter all years in the uncertain date range,
plus the five years before the range and the five years after the range.
- UW Libraries staff: For additional information see Date/Dates/Date-EDTF Explained.
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Examples / well-formed values |
- 1939
- 1939?
- 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945
- 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950
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Photographs >
standalone items: Subjects (LCSH)
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Property definition |
- The topic of the resource.
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Recording values |
- 📚 For review/input by cataloging staff
Cataloging staff will record values for this property.
- Be sure to provide the value 'xyz' for the Cataloging property to indicate to cataloging
staff that a value is needed.
- Recording values for Description and/or Notes fields where applicable is helpful for
cataloging staff performing subject analysis.
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Examples / well-formed values |
- Markets—Washington (State)—Seattle
- McGraw, John Harte, 1911—Statues—Washington (State)—Seattle; Log buildings—Alaska—Fort
Yukon
- Markets--Washington (State)--Seattle; Suzzallo, Henry, 1875-1933--Statues; Log buildings--Alaska--Skagway
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Photographs >
standalone items: Genre/Form (LCGFT)
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Property definition |
- The genre or form of the resource, expressed using values selected from Library of
Congress Genre/Form Terms.
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Recording values |
- 📚 For review/input by cataloging staff
Use the following value taken from Library of Congress Genre/Form Terms:
- Photographs
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Examples / well-formed values |
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Photographs >
standalone items: Description
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Property definition |
- An account of the resource.
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Recording values |
- This field may be used to provide a more lengthy description of the resource than
is possible for the Title field, where values should be kept brief.
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Examples / well-formed values |
- Khmer Rouge Technical school and factory outside of Phnom Penh, Cambodia: Two men
walking towards the photographer; two large buildings in the background. This was
one stop on a tour curated by Khmer Rouge regime officials for American photojournalist
Elizabeth Becker, British scholar Malcolm Caldwell, and American journalist Richard
Dudman.
- This is a portrait of Pol Pot, taken by Elizabeth Becker, during a visit to Democratic
Kampuchea in December 1978. The tour was curated by Khmer Rouge officials for American
journalist Elizabeth Becker, British scholar Malcolm Caldwell, and American journalist
Richard Dudman.
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Shareable link |
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Photographs >
standalone items: Notes
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Property definition |
- An account of the resource.
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Recording values |
- Enter any information of importance that is not represented elsewhere.
- Each separate "note" should be a paragraph. Additional notes can be added, separated
from the previous note using a blank line.
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Examples / well-formed values |
- Becker notes, Book One, pp. 10-11: “Technical school/factory [...] was opened in 1977
with a group of 300 students. At the second stage there were 500 students, now at
3rd stage with 700 students; 300 boys and 400 girls in the program, the students learn
theory one day, practice the next. [...] There are 5 sections; machine shop, machine
repair, electrical shop, foundry, and assembly of spray pumps for insecticides. The
class schedule turns out to be the national work schedule: 7-11 break 2-5 ...holidays
on 10, 20 and 30th of each month. Also the students grow "strategic crops"- sweet
potatoes, vegetables, water lilies plus pigs, poultry, cows, ducks, rabbits, rice
provided by the state... It is a 6-month study program. He said that half had already
gone off to work in factories…” [...] “on our walk to the bldg, ptd out the fish breed
pool, papaya trees, then we peek into classroom as teachers...the children look extremely
young. they are intense, their concentration extraordinary and they seem nervous in
front of foreigners...slogans on the walls say things like: we the communist party
are correct and clear-sighted...or, to be determined is to always carry out work very
rapidly and by leaps and bounds...we are told students range in age of 12 thru 18...we
go into a practice room where youngsters are assembling electrical equipment. [...]
mumm sez ‘in europe there are many engineers who can not do this, can not thread wires
in a dynamo"...others have taken parts from an old car in need of repair and are fixing...one
a 200 kilowatt generator, another a 500 kilowatt generator...after parts are reparied
the generators are sent back to coops. only pictures of angkor wat or slogans appear
in the rooms. we pass rooms where putting together an amplifier for a sound system
in a coop” [end of notes...]
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Photographs >
standalone items: Events Depicted
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Property definition |
- Event depicted in the resource.
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Recording values |
- Record the name(s) of events depicted in the resource.
- Separate multiple named events using a semicolon.
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Examples / well-formed values |
- Celebration for St. Ilias.
- Wedding; Tis Babos; Ritual Meal of the Anastenaria
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Photographs >
standalone items: Location Depicted
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Property definition |
- The spatial characteristics of the resource; refers to a physical region.
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Recording values |
- 📚 For review/input by cataloging staff
Use the form of geographic name from the Library of Congress Name Authority File and/or Library of Congress Subject Headings, if available.
- Separate multiple entries with a semicolon and space (“; “).
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Examples / well-formed values |
- United States--Washington (State)—Seattle
- United States--Alaska—Fort Yukon
- Canada—Yukon—Dawson
- Croatia--Zagreb
[*use current form, even though Yugoslavia was the name when the photo was taken]
- Russia (Federation)--Leningradskaia oblast--Saint Petersburg
[*use current form, even though it was called Leningrad in Soviet Union, when photo was taken]
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Photographs >
standalone items: Digital Collection
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Property definition |
- Name of the digital collection.
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Recording values |
- Record the following value:
- 🚧🚧🚧
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Examples / well-formed values |
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Photographs >
standalone items: Digital ID Number
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Property definition |
- Unique number assigned to each digital object in CONTENTdm for identification purposes.
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Recording values |
- Do not enter values for Digital ID Number.
- Digital ID Numbers will be assigned by ITS-DS staff when resources and metadata are
loaded to the collection.
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Examples / well-formed values |
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See also |
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Shareable link |
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Photographs >
standalone items: Ordering Information
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Property definition |
- Instructions for ordering.
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Recording values |
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Examples / well-formed values |
- For information about ordering reproductions, see: http://www.lib.washington.edu/specialcollections/services/reproduction/reproduction
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See also |
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Shareable link |
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Photographs >
standalone items: Repository
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Property definition |
- The institution holding the resource.
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Recording values |
- Record the following value:
- University of Washington Libraries. Special Collections
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Examples / well-formed values |
- University of Washington Libraries. Special Collections
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Shareable link |
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Photographs >
standalone items: Repository Collection
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Property definition |
- Collection to which the original resource is a part.
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Recording values |
- Record one of the two following values:
- Elizabeth Becker Cambodia and Khmer Rouge Collection, 1970-1988
- Elizabeth Becker Photographs and Tapes of Cambodia, 1978
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Examples / well-formed values |
- Elizabeth Becker Cambodia and Khmer Rouge Collection, 1970-1988
- Elizabeth Becker Photographs and Tapes of Cambodia, 1978
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See also |
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Shareable link |
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Photographs >
standalone items: Repository Collection Guide
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Property definition |
- URI to an EAD finding aid.
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Recording values |
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Examples / well-formed values |
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See also |
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Shareable link |
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Photographs >
standalone items: Physical Description
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Property definition |
- Description of the physical attributes of the original medium in which data, sound,
images, etc., are stored; the carrier; may include an extent statement.
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Recording values |
- Input a term or terms describing the format of the original resource in which data,
sound, images, etc., are stored.
- The term should be taken from an authoritative source.
- Recommended source: RDA chapter 3, especially 3.3.
- Former recommended source: Graphic Materials: Rules for Describing Original Items
and Historical Collections. Use of this source is no longer recommended.
- Entry may include an extent statement, dimensions, base material, or any other carrier
description, as described in detail in RDA chapter 3.
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Examples / well-formed values |
- Black & white photographic negative
- Color slide
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Photographs >
standalone items: Digital Reproduction Information
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Property definition |
- Description of the digital conversion process, date scanned, etc.
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Recording values |
- Input a paragraph with pertinent information on the digital conversion process.
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Examples / well-formed values |
- Scanned from a photographic print using a Microtek Scanmaker 9600XL at 72 dpi in JPEG
format at compression rate 3. 10/1998.
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Photographs >
standalone items: Rights URI
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Property definition |
- URI that dereferences to a rights statement.
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Recording values |
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Examples / well-formed values |
- http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-NC/1.0/
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Shareable link |
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Photographs >
standalone items: Restrictions
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Property definition |
- Any restrictions on the use of a resource.
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Recording values |
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Examples / well-formed values |
- For information on permissions for use and reproductions please visit UW Libraries
Special Collections Use Permissions page: http://www.lib.washington.edu/specialcollections/services/permission-for-use
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See also |
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Shareable link |
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Photographs >
standalone items: Ordering Information
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Property definition |
- Instructions for ordering.
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Recording values |
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Examples / well-formed values |
- For information about ordering reproductions, see: http://www.lib.washington.edu/specialcollections/services/reproduction/reproduction
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See also |
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Shareable link |
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Photographs >
standalone items: Type
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Property definition |
- Describes the nature or genre of the content of the resource.
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Recording values |
- Values entered for this property are not visible in the public interface.
- Values for this property must come from the DCMI Type Vocabulary.
For photographs, record the following value:
- StillImage
For newsletters and documents without images, record the following value:
- Text
For newsletters and documents with images, record the following value:
- Text; StillImage
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Examples / well-formed values |
- StillImage
- Text
- Text; StillImage
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Photographs >
standalone items: Institution
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Property definition |
- Information for the purpose of facilitating browsing in the University of Washington
Libraries Digital Collections online interface.
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Recording values |
- Values entered for this property are not visible in the public interface.
- Record the following value for all items:
- uw faculty, library, and teaching collections
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Examples / well-formed values |
- uw faculty, library, and teaching collections
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Photographs >
standalone items: File Name
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Property definition |
- File name for the resource.
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Recording values |
- Values entered for this property are not visible in the public interface.
- Input file name.
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Examples / well-formed values |
- asw13.tif
- b_34.jpg
- east_detail_471.png
- 2022-01-25_interview.wav
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Photographs >
standalone items: Cataloging
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Property definition |
- Messages for local catalogers.
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Recording values |
- Values entered for this property are not visible in the public interface.
- Enter "xyz" to denote that the item requires subject headings from local catalogers.
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Examples / well-formed values |
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Metadata creation guidance: Records (Documents) > Standalone items
Records (Documents) >
standalone items: Title
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Property definition |
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Recording values |
- A brief descriptive phrase that includes these elements, generally in this order:
who, what, where, when.
- The Title is a concise sentence which will be used to label the thumbnails in
CONTENTdm; it will also be the first line of the descriptive information. The Title
may
be the caption assigned by the photographer or the collector, or it may be created
by
Special Collections staff from the given caption and from additional sources. In the
absence of any caption, the Title will be provided by Special Collections staff.
- If the caption provided by the photographer is adequate, place it in the Title field.
Then, the Notes field should include this phrase: Title taken from photograph.
- If the caption provided by the photographer is inadequate, a created title should
be
placed in the Title field; the Notes field should then read: Caption on image: "Image
title."
- If there is a series caption, it should be added, in the Notes field, in sequence
after the title on the image: Caption on image: "Image title"; "Series title." There
should also be a separate notation in the Notes field in the form: Part of Hegg series
entitled: "Series title."
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Examples / well-formed values |
- Typewritten notes after just arriving in Phnom Penh, Cambodia
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Records (Documents) >
standalone items: Title (Non-Latin Script)
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Property definition |
- A name for the resource in non-Latin script.
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Recording values |
- Record a name for the resource in non-Latin script, if applicable.
- Record a name for the resource in non-Latin script, if applicable.
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Examples / well-formed values |
פאב׳לו אי ב׳ירז׳יניאה: רומאנסו
白鯨
פאב׳לו אי ב׳ירז׳יניאה: רומאנסו
白鯨
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Records (Documents) >
standalone items: Author
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Property definition |
- The person or the corporate body responsible for the textual content.
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Recording values |
- 📚 For review/input by cataloging staff
For textual material created by Elizabeth Becker, record the following form of name:
- Becker, Elizabeth (Journalist)
Use the form of personal or corporate name from the Library of Congress Name Authority File, if available.
- Input other personal names using the following format:
- [last name], [first name]
- Separate multiple entries with a semicolon and space (“; “).
- If the author is determined from a resource other than the item, create a Note.
- If no author can be identified, leave the field blank.
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Examples / well-formed values |
- Becker, Elizabeth (Journalist)
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Records (Documents) >
standalone items: Contributor
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Property definition |
- A person or organization not specified in the Creator field or Photographer field
who has made a significant contribution to the resource, but whose contribution is
secondary to any person or organization specified in the Creator field.
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Recording values |
- 📚 For review/input by cataloging staff
Use the form of personal or corporate name from the Library of Congress Name Authority File, if available.
Input personal names using the following format:
- [last name], [first name]
- Separate multiple entries with a semicolon and space (“; “).
- If the contributor is determined from a resource other than the item, create a Note.
- If no contributor can be identified, leave the field blank.
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Examples / well-formed values |
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Records (Documents) >
standalone items: Date
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Property definition |
- Prominent date for the resource, such as the date of creation of the original resource.
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Recording values |
- Record a date of publication taken from the resource, using one of the following formats.
YYYY
- YYYY?
- [month spelled out] [day], YYYY
- [month spelled out], YYYY
- between YYYY and YYYY
- between YYYY and YYYY?
In CONTENTdm, this field is used for display purposes only and should be user-friendly.
- Date value should agree with date values entered in Date-Edtf and Dates fields.
- If the date when the image/resource in hand was produced is known, and is different
from that of the original image, so note in the Notes field.
- If the date is unknown, enter an approximate date using one of the two above formats
that express uncertainty, namely YYYY? or between YYYY and YYYY?.
- If none of the date formats above are adequate, use a custom date format.
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Examples / well-formed values |
- 1940
- 1940?
- May 9, 2001
- March, 2001
- between 1946 and 1952
- between 1877 and 1976?
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See also |
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Shareable link |
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Records (Documents) >
standalone items: Date (EDTF)
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Property definition |
- Prominent date for the resource, such as the date of creation of the original resource.
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Recording values |
- Values entered for this property are not visible in the public interface.
- Date of creation of the original resource.
- Reflects the date in the "Date" field.
- Express all dates, including date ranges, using Library of Congress' Extended Date
Time Format.
- The most recent version of the Library of Congress' summary of EDTF is available at https://www.loc.gov/standards/datetime/.
- Six formats are recommended for values in Date, each corresponding to a specific EDTF
format:
- If the value of Date is YYYY, enter YYYY.
- If the value of Date is YYYY?, enter YYYY?
- If the value of Date is [month] DD, YYYY, enter YYYY-MM-DD.
- If the value of Date is [month], YYYY, enter YYYY-MM.
- If the value of Date is between YYYY and YYYY, enter YYYY/YYYY.
- If the value of Date is between YYYY and YYYY?, enter YYYY?/YYYY?
- If the value of Date is not any of the above, consult the EDTF specification to determine
the appropriate notation.
- Date-Edtf value should agree with dates values entered in Date and Dates fields.
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Examples / well-formed values |
- If the Date field = "1940" then Date EDTF = "1940"
- If the Date field = "1910?" then Date EDTF = "1910?"
- If Date field = "May 9, 2001" then Date EDTF = "2001-05-09"
- If Date field = "January 2008" then Date EDTF = "2008-01"
- If Date field = "between 1930 and 1939" then Date EDTF = "1930/1939"
- If Date field = "between 1855 and 1999?" then Date EDTF = "1855?/1999?"
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Records (Documents) >
standalone items: Dates
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Property definition |
- Prominent years for the resource, such as the date(s) of creation of the original
resource; the expected value is a list of each and every pertinent year.
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Recording values |
- Values entered for this property are not visible in the public interface.
- Date of creation of the original resource.
- The Dates value should agree with values for the Date-EDTF and Date fields. This field
is indexed and enables date searching in CONTENTdm.
- Enter a year or years only. Do not use commas or other punctuation to separate years.
If the value of Date is "YYYY", enter: YYYY
- If the value of Date is "[month], YYYY", enter the year only in the following format:
YYYY
- If the value of Date value is “[month] DD, YYYY”, enter the year only in the following
format: YYYY
- If the value of Date is “between YYYY and YYYY”, enter all years in the date range
in the following format: YYYY YYYY YYYY YYYY
For a Date value which is an uncertain year (for example, “YYYY?”):
If research or available information about the resource can be used to produce a probable year or range of years, enter this.
- If no additional information is available, enter an eleven-year range by adding five
years on either side of the uncertain year.
For a Date value which is an uncertain range of years (for example, “between YYYY and YYYY?”):
- If research or available information about the resource can be used to produce a probable
range of years, enter this.
- If no additional information is available, enter all years in the uncertain date range,
plus the five years before the range and the five years after the range.
- UW Libraries staff: For additional information see Date/Dates/Date-EDTF Explained.
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Examples / well-formed values |
- 1939
- 1939?
- 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945
- 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950
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standalone items: Subjects (LCSH)
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Property definition |
- The topic of the resource.
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Recording values |
- 📚 For review/input by cataloging staff
Cataloging staff will record values for this property.
- Be sure to provide the value 'xyz' for the Cataloging property to indicate to cataloging
staff that a value is needed.
- Recording values for Description and/or Notes fields where applicable is helpful for
cataloging staff performing subject analysis.
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Examples / well-formed values |
- Markets—Washington (State)—Seattle
- McGraw, John Harte, 1911—Statues—Washington (State)—Seattle; Log buildings—Alaska—Fort
Yukon
- Markets--Washington (State)--Seattle; Suzzallo, Henry, 1875-1933--Statues; Log buildings--Alaska--Skagway
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Records (Documents) >
standalone items: Genre/Form (LCGFT)
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Property definition |
- The genre or form of the resource, expressed using values selected from Library of
Congress Genre/Form Terms.
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Recording values |
- 📚 For review/input by cataloging staff
Use the following value taken from Library of Congress Genre/Form Terms:
- Records (Documents)
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Records (Documents) >
standalone items: Description
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Property definition |
- An account of the resource.
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Recording values |
- This field may be used to provide a more lengthy description of the resource than
is possible for the Title field, where values should be kept brief.
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Examples / well-formed values |
- This document contains eleven pages of typed notes written by Elizabeth Becker documenting
the arrival and first two days of a tour curated by Khmer Rouge regime officials for
American journalist Elizabeth Becker, British scholar Malcolm Caldwell, and American
journalist Richard Dudman, covering December 10th and 11th, 1978. The notes detail
the group's arrival by plane into Phnom Penh, Cambodia, transport from the airport
by Khmer Rouge officials to their guest residence in Phnom Penh, Elizabeth's impressions
of Phnom Penh and how it had changed compared to her previous times there. The notes
also discuss their guide, Prasit's, answers to her questions about the situation in
Cambodia and Khmer Rouge policies. On December 11th, the group is taken on a guided
tour via boat up the Tonle Sap River, where they dock and visit a technical school/factory,
which she describes (see December 11, 1978, photographs from Elizabeth Becker Cambodia
and Khmer Rouge Collection, 1970-1988).
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Records (Documents) >
standalone items: Notes
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Property definition |
- An account of the resource.
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Recording values |
- Enter any information of importance that is not represented elsewhere.
- Each separate "note" should be a paragraph. Additional notes can be added, separated
from the previous note using a blank line.
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Examples / well-formed values |
- For associated photographs, see December 11, 1978, photographs from Elizabeth Becker
Cambodia and Khmer Rouge Collection, 1970-1988.
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Records (Documents) >
standalone items: Events Depicted
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Property definition |
- Event depicted in the resource.
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Recording values |
- Record the name(s) of events depicted in the resource.
- Separate multiple named events using a semicolon.
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Examples / well-formed values |
- Celebration for St. Ilias.
- Wedding; Tis Babos; Ritual Meal of the Anastenaria
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Records (Documents) >
standalone items: Organizations Discussed
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Property definition |
- Organizations given significant attention in the resource.
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Recording values |
- 📚 For review/input by cataloging staff
Use the form of corporate name from the Library of Congress Name Authority File, if available.
- Separate multiple entries with a semicolon and space (“; “).
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Examples / well-formed values |
- Schipperke Club of America
- International Longshoremen's Association. Local 38-97 (Tacoma, Wash.)
- United States. Central Intelligence Agency. Conflict Issues Division
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Records (Documents) >
standalone items: Content Notes
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Property definition |
- A list of the resource's contents.
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Recording values |
- This field may be used to provide a listing of contents; for example a table or contents
or a list of headings or sections in a document.
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Examples / well-formed values |
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Records (Documents) >
standalone items: Language
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Property definition |
- A language of the resource.
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Recording values |
- Enter language names, fully spelled out, as they appear in the ISO 639 Code Tables "Language Name(s)" column.
- Separate multiple values using a semicolon and space (“; “).
- Order of values does not matter.
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- English
- Spanish
- Japanese; English
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Records (Documents) >
standalone items: Digital Collection
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Property definition |
- Name of the digital collection.
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Recording values |
- Record the following value:
- 🚧🚧🚧
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Examples / well-formed values |
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Records (Documents) >
standalone items: Digital ID Number
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Property definition |
- Unique number assigned to each digital object in CONTENTdm for identification purposes.
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Recording values |
- Do not enter values for Digital ID Number.
- Digital ID Numbers will be assigned by ITS-DS staff when resources and metadata are
loaded to the collection.
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Examples / well-formed values |
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Records (Documents) >
standalone items: Ordering Information
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Property definition |
- Instructions for ordering.
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Recording values |
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Examples / well-formed values |
- For information about ordering reproductions, see: http://www.lib.washington.edu/specialcollections/services/reproduction/reproduction
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Records (Documents) >
standalone items: Repository
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Property definition |
- The institution holding the resource.
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Recording values |
- Record the following value:
- University of Washington Libraries. Special Collections
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Examples / well-formed values |
- University of Washington Libraries. Special Collections
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Records (Documents) >
standalone items: Repository Collection
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Property definition |
- Collection to which the original resource is a part.
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Recording values |
- Record one of the two following values:
- Elizabeth Becker Cambodia and Khmer Rouge Collection, 1970-1988
- Elizabeth Becker Photographs and Tapes of Cambodia, 1978
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Examples / well-formed values |
- Elizabeth Becker Cambodia and Khmer Rouge Collection, 1970-1988
- Elizabeth Becker Photographs and Tapes of Cambodia, 1978
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Records (Documents) >
standalone items: Repository Collection Guide
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Property definition |
- URI to an EAD finding aid.
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Recording values |
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Records (Documents) >
standalone items: Physical Description
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Property definition |
- Description of the physical attributes of the original medium in which data, sound,
images, etc., are stored; the carrier; may include an extent statement.
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Recording values |
- Input a term or terms describing the format of the original resource in which data,
sound, images, etc., are stored.
- The term should be taken from an authoritative source.
- Recommended source: RDA chapter 3, especially 3.3.
- Former recommended source: Graphic Materials: Rules for Describing Original Items
and Historical Collections. Use of this source is no longer recommended.
- Entry may include an extent statement, dimensions, base material, or any other carrier
description, as described in detail in RDA chapter 3.
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Examples / well-formed values |
- Black & white photographic negative
- Color slide
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Records (Documents) >
standalone items: Digital Reproduction Information
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Property definition |
- Description of the digital conversion process, date scanned, etc.
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Recording values |
- Input a paragraph with pertinent information on the digital conversion process.
|
Examples / well-formed values |
- Scanned from a photographic print using a Microtek Scanmaker 9600XL at 72 dpi in JPEG
format at compression rate 3. 10/1998.
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Records (Documents) >
standalone items: Rights URI
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Property definition |
- URI that dereferences to a rights statement.
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Recording values |
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Examples / well-formed values |
- http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-NC/1.0/
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Records (Documents) >
standalone items: Restrictions
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Property definition |
- Any restrictions on the use of a resource.
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Recording values |
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Examples / well-formed values |
- For information on permissions for use and reproductions please visit UW Libraries
Special Collections Use Permissions page: http://www.lib.washington.edu/specialcollections/services/permission-for-use
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Records (Documents) >
standalone items: Ordering Information
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Property definition |
- Instructions for ordering.
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Recording values |
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Examples / well-formed values |
- For information about ordering reproductions, see: http://www.lib.washington.edu/specialcollections/services/reproduction/reproduction
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Records (Documents) >
standalone items: Type
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Property definition |
- Describes the nature or genre of the content of the resource.
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Recording values |
- Values entered for this property are not visible in the public interface.
- Values for this property must come from the DCMI Type Vocabulary.
For photographs, record the following value:
- StillImage
For newsletters and documents without images, record the following value:
- Text
For newsletters and documents with images, record the following value:
- Text; StillImage
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Examples / well-formed values |
- StillImage
- Text
- Text; StillImage
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Records (Documents) >
standalone items: Institution
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Property definition |
- Information for the purpose of facilitating browsing in the University of Washington
Libraries Digital Collections online interface.
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Recording values |
- Values entered for this property are not visible in the public interface.
- Record the following value for all items:
- uw faculty, library, and teaching collections
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Examples / well-formed values |
- uw faculty, library, and teaching collections
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Records (Documents) >
standalone items: File Name
|
Property definition |
- File name for the resource.
|
Recording values |
- Values entered for this property are not visible in the public interface.
- Input file name.
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Examples / well-formed values |
- asw13.tif
- b_34.jpg
- east_detail_471.png
- 2022-01-25_interview.wav
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Records (Documents) >
standalone items: Cataloging
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Property definition |
- Messages for local catalogers.
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Recording values |
- Values entered for this property are not visible in the public interface.
- Enter "xyz" to denote that the item requires subject headings from local catalogers.
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Examples / well-formed values |
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standalone items: Title
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Property definition |
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Recording values |
- A brief descriptive phrase that includes these elements, generally in this order:
who, what, where, when.
- The Title is a concise sentence which will be used to label the thumbnails in
CONTENTdm; it will also be the first line of the descriptive information. The Title
may
be the caption assigned by the photographer or the collector, or it may be created
by
Special Collections staff from the given caption and from additional sources. In the
absence of any caption, the Title will be provided by Special Collections staff.
- If the caption provided by the photographer is adequate, place it in the Title field.
Then, the Notes field should include this phrase: Title taken from photograph.
- If the caption provided by the photographer is inadequate, a created title should
be
placed in the Title field; the Notes field should then read: Caption on image: "Image
title."
- If there is a series caption, it should be added, in the Notes field, in sequence
after the title on the image: Caption on image: "Image title"; "Series title." There
should also be a separate notation in the Notes field in the form: Part of Hegg series
entitled: "Series title."
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Examples / well-formed values |
- Two men outside a Khmer Rouge technical school and factory
- A girl working in a metalshop classroom- Khmer Rouge technical school and factory
- Portrait of Pol Pot
- Typewritten notes after just arriving in Phnom Penh, Cambodia
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standalone items: Title (Non-Latin Script)
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Property definition |
- A name for the resource in non-Latin script.
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Recording values |
- Record a name for the resource in non-Latin script, if applicable.
- Record a name for the resource in non-Latin script, if applicable.
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Examples / well-formed values |
פאב׳לו אי ב׳ירז׳יניאה: רומאנסו
白鯨
פאב׳לו אי ב׳ירז׳יניאה: רומאנסו
白鯨
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standalone items: Author
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Property definition |
- The person or the corporate body responsible for the textual content.
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Recording values |
- 📚 For review/input by cataloging staff
For textual material created by Elizabeth Becker, record the following form of name:
- Becker, Elizabeth (Journalist)
Use the form of personal or corporate name from the Library of Congress Name Authority File, if available.
- Input other personal names using the following format:
- [last name], [first name]
- Separate multiple entries with a semicolon and space (“; “).
- If the author is determined from a resource other than the item, create a Note.
- If no author can be identified, leave the field blank.
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Examples / well-formed values |
- Becker, Elizabeth (Journalist)
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standalone items: Contributor
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Property definition |
- A person or organization not specified in the Creator field or Photographer field
who has made a significant contribution to the resource, but whose contribution is
secondary to any person or organization specified in the Creator field.
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Recording values |
- 📚 For review/input by cataloging staff
Use the form of personal or corporate name from the Library of Congress Name Authority File, if available.
Input personal names using the following format:
- [last name], [first name]
- Separate multiple entries with a semicolon and space (“; “).
- If the contributor is determined from a resource other than the item, create a Note.
- If no contributor can be identified, leave the field blank.
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standalone items: Date
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Property definition |
- Prominent date for the resource, such as the date of creation of the original resource.
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Recording values |
- Record a date of publication taken from the resource, using one of the following formats.
YYYY
- YYYY?
- [month spelled out] [day], YYYY
- [month spelled out], YYYY
- between YYYY and YYYY
- between YYYY and YYYY?
In CONTENTdm, this field is used for display purposes only and should be user-friendly.
- Date value should agree with date values entered in Date-Edtf and Dates fields.
- If the date when the image/resource in hand was produced is known, and is different
from that of the original image, so note in the Notes field.
- If the date is unknown, enter an approximate date using one of the two above formats
that express uncertainty, namely YYYY? or between YYYY and YYYY?.
- If none of the date formats above are adequate, use a custom date format.
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Examples / well-formed values |
- 1940
- 1940?
- May 9, 2001
- March, 2001
- between 1946 and 1952
- between 1877 and 1976?
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standalone items: Date (EDTF)
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Property definition |
- Prominent date for the resource, such as the date of creation of the original resource.
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Recording values |
- Values entered for this property are not visible in the public interface.
- Date of creation of the original resource.
- Reflects the date in the "Date" field.
- Express all dates, including date ranges, using Library of Congress' Extended Date
Time Format.
- The most recent version of the Library of Congress' summary of EDTF is available at https://www.loc.gov/standards/datetime/.
- Six formats are recommended for values in Date, each corresponding to a specific EDTF
format:
- If the value of Date is YYYY, enter YYYY.
- If the value of Date is YYYY?, enter YYYY?
- If the value of Date is [month] DD, YYYY, enter YYYY-MM-DD.
- If the value of Date is [month], YYYY, enter YYYY-MM.
- If the value of Date is between YYYY and YYYY, enter YYYY/YYYY.
- If the value of Date is between YYYY and YYYY?, enter YYYY?/YYYY?
- If the value of Date is not any of the above, consult the EDTF specification to determine
the appropriate notation.
- Date-Edtf value should agree with dates values entered in Date and Dates fields.
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Examples / well-formed values |
- If the Date field = "1940" then Date EDTF = "1940"
- If the Date field = "1910?" then Date EDTF = "1910?"
- If Date field = "May 9, 2001" then Date EDTF = "2001-05-09"
- If Date field = "January 2008" then Date EDTF = "2008-01"
- If Date field = "between 1930 and 1939" then Date EDTF = "1930/1939"
- If Date field = "between 1855 and 1999?" then Date EDTF = "1855?/1999?"
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standalone items: Dates
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Property definition |
- Prominent years for the resource, such as the date(s) of creation of the original
resource; the expected value is a list of each and every pertinent year.
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Recording values |
- Values entered for this property are not visible in the public interface.
- Date of creation of the original resource.
- The Dates value should agree with values for the Date-EDTF and Date fields. This field
is indexed and enables date searching in CONTENTdm.
- Enter a year or years only. Do not use commas or other punctuation to separate years.
If the value of Date is "YYYY", enter: YYYY
- If the value of Date is "[month], YYYY", enter the year only in the following format:
YYYY
- If the value of Date value is “[month] DD, YYYY”, enter the year only in the following
format: YYYY
- If the value of Date is “between YYYY and YYYY”, enter all years in the date range
in the following format: YYYY YYYY YYYY YYYY
For a Date value which is an uncertain year (for example, “YYYY?”):
If research or available information about the resource can be used to produce a probable year or range of years, enter this.
- If no additional information is available, enter an eleven-year range by adding five
years on either side of the uncertain year.
For a Date value which is an uncertain range of years (for example, “between YYYY and YYYY?”):
- If research or available information about the resource can be used to produce a probable
range of years, enter this.
- If no additional information is available, enter all years in the uncertain date range,
plus the five years before the range and the five years after the range.
- UW Libraries staff: For additional information see Date/Dates/Date-EDTF Explained.
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Examples / well-formed values |
- 1939
- 1939?
- 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945
- 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950
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standalone items: Subjects (LCSH)
|
Property definition |
- The topic of the resource.
|
Recording values |
- 📚 For review/input by cataloging staff
Cataloging staff will record values for this property.
- Be sure to provide the value 'xyz' for the Cataloging property to indicate to cataloging
staff that a value is needed.
- Recording values for Description and/or Notes fields where applicable is helpful for
cataloging staff performing subject analysis.
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Examples / well-formed values |
- Markets—Washington (State)—Seattle
- McGraw, John Harte, 1911—Statues—Washington (State)—Seattle; Log buildings—Alaska—Fort
Yukon
- Markets--Washington (State)--Seattle; Suzzallo, Henry, 1875-1933--Statues; Log buildings--Alaska--Skagway
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standalone items: Genre/Form (LCGFT)
|
Property definition |
- The genre or form of the resource, expressed using values selected from Library of
Congress Genre/Form Terms.
|
Recording values |
- 📚 For review/input by cataloging staff
Use the following value taken from Library of Congress Genre/Form Terms:
- Newsletters
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Examples / well-formed values |
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Newsletters >
standalone items: Description
|
Property definition |
- An account of the resource.
|
Recording values |
- This field may be used to provide a more lengthy description of the resource than
is possible for the Title field, where values should be kept brief.
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Examples / well-formed values |
- Khmer Rouge Technical school and factory outside of Phnom Penh, Cambodia: Two men
walking towards the photographer; two large buildings in the background. This was
one stop on a tour curated by Khmer Rouge regime officials for American photojournalist
Elizabeth Becker, British scholar Malcolm Caldwell, and American journalist Richard
Dudman.
- This is a portrait of Pol Pot, taken by Elizabeth Becker, during a visit to Democratic
Kampuchea in December 1978. The tour was curated by Khmer Rouge officials for American
journalist Elizabeth Becker, British scholar Malcolm Caldwell, and American journalist
Richard Dudman.
- This document contains eleven pages of typed notes written by Elizabeth Becker documenting
the arrival and first two days of a tour curated by Khmer Rouge regime officials for
American journalist Elizabeth Becker, British scholar Malcolm Caldwell, and American
journalist Richard Dudman, covering December 10th and 11th, 1978. The notes detail
the group's arrival by plane into Phnom Penh, Cambodia, transport from the airport
by Khmer Rouge officials to their guest residence in Phnom Penh, Elizabeth's impressions
of Phnom Penh and how it had changed compared to her previous times there. The notes
also discuss their guide, Prasit's, answers to her questions about the situation in
Cambodia and Khmer Rouge policies. On December 11th, the group is taken on a guided
tour via boat up the Tonle Sap River, where they dock and visit a technical school/factory,
which she describes (see December 11, 1978, photographs from Elizabeth Becker Cambodia
and Khmer Rouge Collection, 1970-1988).
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standalone items: Notes
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Property definition |
- An account of the resource.
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Recording values |
- Enter any information of importance that is not represented elsewhere.
- Each separate "note" should be a paragraph. Additional notes can be added, separated
from the previous note using a blank line.
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Examples / well-formed values |
- Becker notes, Book One, pp. 10-11: “Technical school/factory [...] was opened in 1977
with a group of 300 students. At the second stage there were 500 students, now at
3rd stage with 700 students; 300 boys and 400 girls in the program, the students learn
theory one day, practice the next. [...] There are 5 sections; machine shop, machine
repair, electrical shop, foundry, and assembly of spray pumps for insecticides. The
class schedule turns out to be the national work schedule: 7-11 break 2-5 ...holidays
on 10, 20 and 30th of each month. Also the students grow "strategic crops"- sweet
potatoes, vegetables, water lilies plus pigs, poultry, cows, ducks, rabbits, rice
provided by the state... It is a 6-month study program. He said that half had already
gone off to work in factories…” [...] “on our walk to the bldg, ptd out the fish breed
pool, papaya trees, then we peek into classroom as teachers...the children look extremely
young. they are intense, their concentration extraordinary and they seem nervous in
front of foreigners...slogans on the walls say things like: we the communist party
are correct and clear-sighted...or, to be determined is to always carry out work very
rapidly and by leaps and bounds...we are told students range in age of 12 thru 18...we
go into a practice room where youngsters are assembling electrical equipment. [...]
mumm sez ‘in europe there are many engineers who can not do this, can not thread wires
in a dynamo"...others have taken parts from an old car in need of repair and are fixing...one
a 200 kilowatt generator, another a 500 kilowatt generator...after parts are reparied
the generators are sent back to coops. only pictures of angkor wat or slogans appear
in the rooms. we pass rooms where putting together an amplifier for a sound system
in a coop” [end of notes...]
- For associated photographs, see December 11, 1978, photographs from Elizabeth Becker
Cambodia and Khmer Rouge Collection, 1970-1988.
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standalone items: Events Depicted
|
Property definition |
- Event depicted in the resource.
|
Recording values |
- Record the name(s) of events depicted in the resource.
- Separate multiple named events using a semicolon.
|
Examples / well-formed values |
- Celebration for St. Ilias.
- Wedding; Tis Babos; Ritual Meal of the Anastenaria
|
See also |
|
Shareable link |
|
Newsletters >
standalone items: Organizations Discussed
|
Property definition |
- Organizations given significant attention in the resource.
|
Recording values |
- 📚 For review/input by cataloging staff
Use the form of corporate name from the Library of Congress Name Authority File, if available.
- Separate multiple entries with a semicolon and space (“; “).
|
Examples / well-formed values |
- Schipperke Club of America
- International Longshoremen's Association. Local 38-97 (Tacoma, Wash.)
- United States. Central Intelligence Agency. Conflict Issues Division
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|
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Newsletters >
standalone items: Content Notes
|
Property definition |
- A list of the resource's contents.
|
Recording values |
- This field may be used to provide a listing of contents; for example a table or contents
or a list of headings or sections in a document.
|
Examples / well-formed values |
|
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|
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|
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standalone items: Language
|
Property definition |
- A language of the resource.
|
Recording values |
- Enter language names, fully spelled out, as they appear in the ISO 639 Code Tables "Language Name(s)" column.
- Separate multiple values using a semicolon and space (“; “).
- Order of values does not matter.
|
Examples / well-formed values |
- English
- Spanish
- Japanese; English
|
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|
Shareable link |
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standalone items: Digital Collection
|
Property definition |
- Name of the digital collection.
|
Recording values |
- Record the following value:
- 🚧🚧🚧
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Examples / well-formed values |
|
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|
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standalone items: Digital ID Number
|
Property definition |
- Unique number assigned to each digital object in CONTENTdm for identification purposes.
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Recording values |
- Do not enter values for Digital ID Number.
- Digital ID Numbers will be assigned by ITS-DS staff when resources and metadata are
loaded to the collection.
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Examples / well-formed values |
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See also |
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Shareable link |
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Newsletters >
standalone items: Ordering Information
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Property definition |
- Instructions for ordering.
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Recording values |
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Examples / well-formed values |
- For information about ordering reproductions, see: http://www.lib.washington.edu/specialcollections/services/reproduction/reproduction
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See also |
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Shareable link |
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Newsletters >
standalone items: Repository
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Property definition |
- The institution holding the resource.
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Recording values |
- Record the following value:
- University of Washington Libraries. Special Collections
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Examples / well-formed values |
- University of Washington Libraries. Special Collections
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See also |
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Shareable link |
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Newsletters >
standalone items: Repository Collection
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Property definition |
- Collection to which the original resource is a part.
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Recording values |
- Record one of the two following values:
- Elizabeth Becker Cambodia and Khmer Rouge Collection, 1970-1988
- Elizabeth Becker Photographs and Tapes of Cambodia, 1978
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Examples / well-formed values |
- Elizabeth Becker Cambodia and Khmer Rouge Collection, 1970-1988
- Elizabeth Becker Photographs and Tapes of Cambodia, 1978
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See also |
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Shareable link |
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Newsletters >
standalone items: Repository Collection Guide
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Property definition |
- URI to an EAD finding aid.
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Recording values |
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Examples / well-formed values |
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See also |
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Shareable link |
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Newsletters >
standalone items: Physical Description
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Property definition |
- Description of the physical attributes of the original medium in which data, sound,
images, etc., are stored; the carrier; may include an extent statement.
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Recording values |
- Input a term or terms describing the format of the original resource in which data,
sound, images, etc., are stored.
- The term should be taken from an authoritative source.
- Recommended source: RDA chapter 3, especially 3.3.
- Former recommended source: Graphic Materials: Rules for Describing Original Items
and Historical Collections. Use of this source is no longer recommended.
- Entry may include an extent statement, dimensions, base material, or any other carrier
description, as described in detail in RDA chapter 3.
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Examples / well-formed values |
- Black & white photographic negative
- Color slide
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See also |
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Shareable link |
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Newsletters >
standalone items: Digital Reproduction Information
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Property definition |
- Description of the digital conversion process, date scanned, etc.
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Recording values |
- Input a paragraph with pertinent information on the digital conversion process.
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Examples / well-formed values |
- Scanned from a photographic print using a Microtek Scanmaker 9600XL at 72 dpi in JPEG
format at compression rate 3. 10/1998.
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See also |
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Shareable link |
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Newsletters >
standalone items: Rights URI
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Property definition |
- URI that dereferences to a rights statement.
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Recording values |
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Examples / well-formed values |
- http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-NC/1.0/
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See also |
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Shareable link |
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Newsletters >
standalone items: Restrictions
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Property definition |
- Any restrictions on the use of a resource.
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Recording values |
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Examples / well-formed values |
- For information on permissions for use and reproductions please visit UW Libraries
Special Collections Use Permissions page: http://www.lib.washington.edu/specialcollections/services/permission-for-use
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See also |
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Shareable link |
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Newsletters >
standalone items: Ordering Information
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Property definition |
- Instructions for ordering.
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Recording values |
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Examples / well-formed values |
- For information about ordering reproductions, see: http://www.lib.washington.edu/specialcollections/services/reproduction/reproduction
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See also |
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Shareable link |
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Newsletters >
standalone items: Type
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Property definition |
- Describes the nature or genre of the content of the resource.
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Recording values |
- Values entered for this property are not visible in the public interface.
- Values for this property must come from the DCMI Type Vocabulary.
For photographs, record the following value:
- StillImage
For newsletters and documents without images, record the following value:
- Text
For newsletters and documents with images, record the following value:
- Text; StillImage
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Examples / well-formed values |
- StillImage
- Text
- Text; StillImage
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See also |
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Shareable link |
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Newsletters >
standalone items: Institution
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Property definition |
- Information for the purpose of facilitating browsing in the University of Washington
Libraries Digital Collections online interface.
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Recording values |
- Values entered for this property are not visible in the public interface.
- Record the following value for all items:
- uw faculty, library, and teaching collections
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Examples / well-formed values |
- uw faculty, library, and teaching collections
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See also |
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Shareable link |
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Newsletters >
standalone items: File Name
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Property definition |
- File name for the resource.
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Recording values |
- Values entered for this property are not visible in the public interface.
- Input file name.
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Examples / well-formed values |
- asw13.tif
- b_34.jpg
- east_detail_471.png
- 2022-01-25_interview.wav
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See also |
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Shareable link |
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standalone items: Cataloging
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Property definition |
- Messages for local catalogers.
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Recording values |
- Values entered for this property are not visible in the public interface.
- Enter "xyz" to denote that the item requires subject headings from local catalogers.
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Examples / well-formed values |
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See also |
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Shareable link |
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Field configuration details and further information
Information for CONTENTdm administrators and additional details.
Metadata field configuration: Title
- Field label : Title
- CONTENTdm setting 'DC map' : Title
- CONTENTdm setting 'Show large field' : yes
- CONTENTdm setting 'Searchable' : yes
- CONTENTdm setting 'Hidden' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Required' : yes
- CONTENTdm setting 'Controlled vocabulary' : no
Source data: 'title' | p88
Metadata field configuration: Title (Non-Latin Script)
- Field label : Title (Non-Latin Script)
- CONTENTdm setting 'DC map' : Title-Alternative
- CONTENTdm setting 'Show large field' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Searchable' : yes
- CONTENTdm setting 'Hidden' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Required' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Controlled vocabulary' : no
Metadata field configuration: Author
- Field label : Author
- CONTENTdm setting 'DC map' : Creator
- CONTENTdm setting 'Show large field' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Searchable' : yes
- CONTENTdm setting 'Hidden' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Required' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Controlled vocabulary' : no
Metadata field configuration: Contributor
- Field label : Contributor
- CONTENTdm setting 'DC map' : Contributors
- CONTENTdm setting 'Show large field' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Searchable' : yes
- CONTENTdm setting 'Hidden' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Required' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Controlled vocabulary' : no
Metadata field configuration: Photographer
- Field label : Photographer
- CONTENTdm setting 'DC map' : Creator
- CONTENTdm setting 'Show large field' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Searchable' : yes
- CONTENTdm setting 'Hidden' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Required' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Controlled vocabulary' : no
Metadata field configuration: Date
- Field label : Date
- CONTENTdm setting 'DC map' : Date-Created
- CONTENTdm setting 'Show large field' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Searchable' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Hidden' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Required' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Controlled vocabulary' : no
Source data: 'date' | p21
Metadata field configuration: Date (EDTF)
- Field label : Date (EDTF)
- CONTENTdm setting 'DC map' : Date
- CONTENTdm setting 'Show large field' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Searchable' : yes
- CONTENTdm setting 'Hidden' : yes
- CONTENTdm setting 'Required' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Controlled vocabulary' : no
Metadata field configuration: Dates
- Field label : Dates
- CONTENTdm setting 'DC map' : None
- CONTENTdm setting 'Show large field' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Searchable' : yes
- CONTENTdm setting 'Hidden' : yes
- CONTENTdm setting 'Required' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Controlled vocabulary' : no
Metadata field configuration: Subjects (LCSH)
- Field label : Subjects (LCSH)
- CONTENTdm setting 'DC map' : Subject
- CONTENTdm setting 'Show large field' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Searchable' : yes
- CONTENTdm setting 'Hidden' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Required' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Controlled vocabulary' :
yes
Metadata field configuration: Genre/Form (LCGFT)
- Field label : Genre/Form (LCGFT)
- CONTENTdm setting 'DC map' : Type
- CONTENTdm setting 'Show large field' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Searchable' : yes
- CONTENTdm setting 'Hidden' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Required' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Controlled vocabulary' :
yes
Metadata field configuration: Description
- Field label : Description
- CONTENTdm setting 'DC map' : Description
- CONTENTdm setting 'Show large field' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Searchable' : yes
- CONTENTdm setting 'Hidden' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Required' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Controlled vocabulary' : no
Metadata field configuration: Notes
- Field label : Notes
- CONTENTdm setting 'DC map' : Description
- CONTENTdm setting 'Show large field' : yes
- CONTENTdm setting 'Searchable' : yes
- CONTENTdm setting 'Hidden' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Required' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Controlled vocabulary' : no
Source data: 'notes' | p55
Metadata field configuration: Events Depicted
- Field label : Events Depicted
- CONTENTdm setting 'DC map' : Subject
- CONTENTdm setting 'Show large field' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Searchable' : yes
- CONTENTdm setting 'Hidden' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Required' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Controlled vocabulary' : no
Metadata field configuration: Organizations Discussed
- Field label : Organizations Discussed
- CONTENTdm setting 'DC map' : Subject
- CONTENTdm setting 'Show large field' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Searchable' : yes
- CONTENTdm setting 'Hidden' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Required' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Controlled vocabulary' :
yes
Metadata field configuration: Location Depicted
- Field label : Location Depicted
- CONTENTdm setting 'DC map' : Coverage-Spatial
- CONTENTdm setting 'Show large field' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Searchable' : yes
- CONTENTdm setting 'Hidden' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Required' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Controlled vocabulary' :
yes
Metadata field configuration: Content Notes
- Field label : Content Notes
- CONTENTdm setting 'DC map' : Description
- CONTENTdm setting 'Show large field' : yes
- CONTENTdm setting 'Searchable' : yes
- CONTENTdm setting 'Hidden' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Required' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Controlled vocabulary' : no
Metadata field configuration: Language
- Field label : Language
- CONTENTdm setting 'DC map' : Language
- CONTENTdm setting 'Show large field' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Searchable' : yes
- CONTENTdm setting 'Hidden' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Required' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Controlled vocabulary' : no
Metadata field configuration: Digital Collection
- Field label : Digital Collection
- CONTENTdm setting 'DC map' : Relation
- CONTENTdm setting 'Show large field' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Searchable' : yes
- CONTENTdm setting 'Hidden' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Required' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Controlled vocabulary' :
yes
Metadata field configuration: Digital ID Number
- Field label : Digital ID Number
- CONTENTdm setting 'DC map' : Identifier
- CONTENTdm setting 'Show large field' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Searchable' : yes
- CONTENTdm setting 'Hidden' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Required' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Controlled vocabulary' : no
Metadata field configuration: Ordering Information
- Field label : Ordering Information
- CONTENTdm setting 'DC map' : Description
- CONTENTdm setting 'Show large field' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Searchable' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Hidden' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Required' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Controlled vocabulary' : no
Metadata field configuration: Repository
- Field label : Repository
- CONTENTdm setting 'DC map' : None
- CONTENTdm setting 'Show large field' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Searchable' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Hidden' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Required' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Controlled vocabulary' : no
Metadata field configuration: Repository Collection
- Field label : Repository Collection
- CONTENTdm setting 'DC map' : Relation-Is Part of
- CONTENTdm setting 'Show large field' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Searchable' : yes
- CONTENTdm setting 'Hidden' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Required' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Controlled vocabulary' : no
Metadata field configuration: Repository Collection Guide
- Field label : Repository Collection Guide
- CONTENTdm setting 'DC map' : None
- CONTENTdm setting 'Show large field' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Searchable' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Hidden' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Required' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Controlled vocabulary' : no
Metadata field configuration: Physical Description
- Field label : Physical Description
- CONTENTdm setting 'DC map' : None
- CONTENTdm setting 'Show large field' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Searchable' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Hidden' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Required' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Controlled vocabulary' : no
Metadata field configuration: Digital Reproduction Information
- Field label : Digital Reproduction Information
- CONTENTdm setting 'DC map' : Description
- CONTENTdm setting 'Show large field' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Searchable' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Hidden' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Required' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Controlled vocabulary' : no
Metadata field configuration: Rights URI
- Field label : Rights URI
- CONTENTdm setting 'DC map' : Rights
- CONTENTdm setting 'Show large field' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Searchable' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Hidden' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Required' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Controlled vocabulary' : no
Metadata field configuration: Restrictions
- Field label : Restrictions
- CONTENTdm setting 'DC map' : Rights
- CONTENTdm setting 'Show large field' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Searchable' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Hidden' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Required' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Controlled vocabulary' : no
Metadata field configuration: Ordering Information
- Field label : Ordering Information
- CONTENTdm setting 'DC map' : Description
- CONTENTdm setting 'Show large field' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Searchable' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Hidden' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Required' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Controlled vocabulary' : no
Metadata field configuration: Type
- Field label : Type
- CONTENTdm setting 'DC map' : Type
- CONTENTdm setting 'Show large field' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Searchable' : yes
- CONTENTdm setting 'Hidden' : yes
- CONTENTdm setting 'Required' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Controlled vocabulary' : no
Source data: 'type' | p90
Metadata field configuration: Institution
- Field label : Institution
- CONTENTdm setting 'DC map' : Provenance
- CONTENTdm setting 'Show large field' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Searchable' : yes
- CONTENTdm setting 'Hidden' : yes
- CONTENTdm setting 'Required' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Controlled vocabulary' : no
Metadata field configuration: File Name
- Field label : File Name
- CONTENTdm setting 'DC map' : None
- CONTENTdm setting 'Show large field' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Searchable' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Hidden' : yes
- CONTENTdm setting 'Required' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Controlled vocabulary' : no
Metadata field configuration: Cataloging
- Field label : Cataloging
- CONTENTdm setting 'DC map' : None
- CONTENTdm setting 'Show large field' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Searchable' : yes
- CONTENTdm setting 'Hidden' : yes
- CONTENTdm setting 'Required' : no
- CONTENTdm setting 'Controlled vocabulary' : no