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This document discusses crosswalking between Dublin Core and MARC metadata standards. It outlines key principles for crosswalking like embracing standards and exposing as much information content as practical. It then provides an illustrative mapping between Dublin Core elements and MARC 21 fields, showing how elements like Contributor map to 700 and 710 fields. The document also introduces CORC, a system that incorporates Dublin Core and MARC standards to automatically generate resource records and authority records and provide metadata in multiple formats.
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MLA crosswalk
- 1. Dublin Core and MARC Eric Childress OCLC Online Computer Library Center Inc. MLA BCC 2000-02-25 Louisville, KY
- 4. Lots of Crosswalks…. http://www.ukoln.ac.uk/metadata/interoperability
- 10. MARC view
- 11. Dublin Core view
- 13. Resource Description Format view
- 15. CORC’s multiple outputs MARC Auth. Records MARC Bib. Records OPAC 1 OPAC-centered 2 Gateway-centered Gateway Pathfinders Dublin Core Metadata
- 16. Questions?