Looking at Metadata in Digital Sheet Music Platforms
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Publication Date
10-16-2020
Document Type
Lightning Talk
Start Date
16-10-2020 3:00 PM
End Date
16-10-2020 5:00 PM
Description
Jemison compares the metadata used by four different digital sheet music platforms. She found that each included different amounts of metadata, as well as different metadata elements. In addition, she determined that the searchability of each platform was variable, finding that in some cases only words in the title were searchable. She concluded that while these platforms are not designed with library use in mind, this does present an opportunity for librarians to contribute to improving not only the metadata provided, but also its searchability.
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Recommended Citation
Jemison, K. (2020, October 13-16). Looking at metadata in digital sheet music platforms [Lightning talk]. 2020 OLAC Conference, Virtual. https://cornerstone.lib.mnsu.edu/olac-conference/2020/lightning-talks/2/
Transcript
OLAC2020_jemisonk.pptx (399 kB)
Slides
Looking at Metadata in Digital Sheet Music Platforms
Jemison compares the metadata used by four different digital sheet music platforms. She found that each included different amounts of metadata, as well as different metadata elements. In addition, she determined that the searchability of each platform was variable, finding that in some cases only words in the title were searchable. She concluded that while these platforms are not designed with library use in mind, this does present an opportunity for librarians to contribute to improving not only the metadata provided, but also its searchability.