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 Last Update: 05 June 2006

CMS Metadata Interoperability Project:
'Ensuring Metadata Interoperability Across Scottish Content Management Systems and Digital Repositories: Guidelines for Best Practice'

Based at the Centre for Digital Library Research and funded by the Scottish Library and Information Council (SLIC) with support from the National Library of Scotland and the Scottish Museums Council, the primary focus of the CMS Metadata Interoperability project will be to offer a 'safe path' towards standards-based interoperability of descriptive, administrative, technical, structural, and behavioural metadata in Scottish distributed digital libraries. The primary deliverable will be the compilation and dissemination of guidelines for best practice in choosing and using metadata for the management of simple and complex digital objects in the Scottish Common Information Environment.

Latest news:

05 June 2006: 'Ensuring Interoperable Digital Object Management Metadata in Scotland' now available.

23 May 2006: 'CMS Metadata Guideline Support Website' now available.

This web site is maintained and is hosted by the CDLR in the Department of Computer and Information Sciences at the University of Strathclyde.

CMS Metadata Interoperability Project © 2006 - Funded by the Scottish Library and Information Council