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The purpose of this poster is to highlight cross-domain metadata uses, metadata mapping, and success measures at the Ryerson University Library and Archives. The Library is highly involved in Ryerson-based proposals for interdisciplinary projects, especially in the Digital Humanities. Designing an online environment for the preservation and analysis of illustrated texts for children and Canadiana is a collaborative effort that involves cataloguing, metadata mapping, digitization, and website design.
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- Digital Humanities and Metadata: Linking the Past to the Digital Future
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- Morgan, Marina
- Suhonos, M. J.
- Wang, Fangmin
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- 2013-09-02
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- doi:10.23106/dcmi.952136357
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- metadata schema
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