Vad ska vi ha alla bilder till?
Katalogiska utmaningar i skärningspunkten mellan kulturarvsförvaltning och humanistisk forskning
Nøgleord:
Metadata behov, online kataloger, databaser, bildsamlingar, humanistiska forskare, metadataproduktionResumé
Den här studien, baserad på en enkät bland metadataproducenter i museer, arkiv och bibliotek samt humanistiska forskare i Sverige, visar att det finns avgörande skillnader när det gäller förståelser av vad bilder är och vad de ska användas till. Studien visar på vikten av att medvetandegöra metadataproduktionen i bildsamlingar och behovet av att skapa metadata med större mångfald och variation.
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