Why We Want to Publish Controlled Vocabulary in SKOS?
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The document discusses publishing a controlled vocabulary for video game consoles in SKOS (Simple Knowledge Organization System). It notes that LCSH (Library of Congress Subject Headings) are inadequate and there are no good open license thesauri available. Developing their own SKOS list would provide human and machine interfaces while following standards. Several software options for creating and platforms for publishing SKOS are presented. Collaboration between librarians, game researchers, programmers and institutions would be needed for success. While SKOS is suitable for basic needs, a more elaborate ontology may be needed to represent detailed console attributes.
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Workshop 1 revised
The document outlines the agenda and activities for a series of workshops on workflows for born-digital archival materials. The workshops cover an overview of the born-digital workflow process including pre-accessioning, accessioning, processing, and delivery. Key activities discussed include surveying collections, imaging disks, assigning metadata, transferring files to storage, and making materials accessible to users. The document provides details on the specific tools, deliverables, and timeframes for each step in the born-digital archival process.
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