- From: Adrian Pohl <ad.pohl@gmail.com>
- Date: Thu, 4 Sep 2014 16:30:11 +0200
- To: public-vocabs@w3.org
Hello, we started working on draft recommendations for publishing metadata for open educational resources within a German-speaking KIM-DINI working group (KIM = Competence Centre Interoperable Metadata), see [1] (in German). For each metadata element we would like to recommend a rdf property at best from schema.org/LRMI. The bulk of the elements are already covered by schema.org. Anyhow, for indicating the size and format of a learning resource (this could be anything from a zip file, to odt, jpg, pdf, ppt etc.) I could't find other properties than schema:fileSize and schema:fileFormat. Currently, these properties are placed in the schema.org hierarchy at the type SoftwareApplication. As it would be very useful to have more generic properties to describe files, I suggest moving these properties up in the schema.org hierarchy to the type CreativeWork. What do you think? (For file size, there is another property schema:contentSize which is also too specific as it is associated with resources of type schema:MediaObject.) All the best Adrian [1] https://wiki.dnb.de/x/hq_kBQ
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