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** Apologies for cross-posting ** There are still places available on two of our metadata courses next week… Introduction to Moving Image Metadata Date: Wednesday 10th October 2018 Location: Learning on Screen, 77 Wells Street, London, W1T 3QJ Presented by: Joel Eaton Introduction to Moving Image Metadata will introduce what metadata is and explain why archivists and cataloguers need it. You’ll be introduced to different schemas for moving image metadata and descriptive metadata, and learn to map metadata across different systems with practical exercises. We’ll highlight the value of ontology, and focus on ‘metadata in practice’, looking at pragmatic approaches to metadata and management systems. Intended for: Film and TV archivists and senior archivists Archivists and cataloguers in production companies University librarians, learning resources officers and IT managers responsible for moving image content The course includes lunch and a follow-up online workshop, delivered after course completion so you can refresh your knowledge. For more information and to book your place, visit our website <http://bufvc.ac.uk/events/moving-image-metadata-standards> (http://bufvc.ac.uk/events/moving-image-metadata-standards <http://bufvc.ac.uk/events/moving-image-metadata-standards>). __________________________________________________________________ Metadata in Practice: Latest developments in Audiovisual Metadata Standards Date: Thursday 11th October 2018 Location: Learning on Screen, 77 Wells Street, London, W1T 3QJ Presented by: Joel Eaton Latest developments in Audiovisual Metadata Standards builds on the knowledge and skills learnt in our Introduction to Moving Image Metadata course, and introduces cutting edge applications of metadata, and how they are important to you, your collection, and most importantly your users. Building on schemas and taxonomies covered in the introductory course, you’ll investigate emerging digital technologies for documenting audiovisual collections and how they can be applied in novel ways to widen access, self-maintain and provide new insights on your resources. You’ll be introduced to different schemas for moving image metadata and descriptive metadata, and learn to map metadata across different systems with practical exercises. We’ll highlight the value of ontology, and focus on ‘metadata in practice’, looking at pragmatic approaches to metadata and management systems. If you have not already attended our introductory course, then you are expected to have: A good understanding of metadata types, schemas, and standards for audiovisual resources. Knowledge of digital preservation practices and strategies. Practical understanding of web/CMS technologies and presenting digital collections online. For more information and to book your place, visit our website <http://bufvc.ac.uk/events/metadata-in-practice-latest-developments-in-audiovisual-metadata-standards> (http://bufvc.ac.uk/events/metadata-in-practice-latest-developments-in-audiovisual-metadata-standards <http://bufvc.ac.uk/events/metadata-in-practice-latest-developments-in-audiovisual-metadata-standards>). I hope to see you there! 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