IMS Specifications
Library Cataloging

IMS Specifications


News from The IMS Global Learning Consortium. Now you can download the entire specification packages as an IMS content package. The specification package includes all specification documents as HTML and PDF, schemas/control documents, and examples.

By downloading the specification as IMS packaged content, you can see what a content package looks like and how it is organized. You can also import it as a learning resource into your Content Packaging enabled learning management system or repository.

These are the wilderness of cataloging. I've not heard of anyone developing guidelines for dealing with D-Space or similar e-learning spaces. They will represent a huge source of information and tools that will deserve description and access.





- Interoperability
Interoperability between Library Information Services and Learning Environments - Bridging the Gaps, A Joint White Paper on behalf of the IMS Global Learning Consortium and the Coalition for Networked Information by Neil McLean and Clifford Lynch is available.The...

- Metadata Quality
Metadata Quality in e-Learning: Garbage In ? Garbage Out? by Sarah Currier appears on the Centre for Educational Technology Interoperability Standards (CETIS) site.When I speak of quality assurance for metadata, I am not speaking of the quality of the...

- Learning Object Metadata (lom)
Some potentially useful tools from CanCore (Canadian Core Learning Object Metadata Application Profile). CanCore, with the support of Athabasca University and the eduSource project, has developed three open-source software components for the access and...

- Document Object Model
The W3C released the Document Object Model Level 2 HTML Specification as an official Recommendation. It is not compatable with Level 1.This specification defines the Document Object Model Level 2 HTML, a platform- and language-neutral interface that allows...

- Classification
Information architecture: learning how to classify by Gerry McGovern talks about the need for metadata in information management. He seems to mean something different than I do when discussing classification.If you are a knowledge worker, a key skill...



Library Cataloging








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