- From: Johan Hjelm <johan.hjelm@era-t.ericsson.se>
- Date: Thu, 28 Sep 2000 09:49:11 +0900
- To: Margit.Hofer@eun.org
- CC: www-rdf-interest@w3.org
Just noted an error in the course (and I have only skimmed a part of it). In the section "Benefits" under "Where is the Metadata?" it says "Metadata on Internet resources stored together with the resource are placed at the top of a document. They can be found inside the Header section of an HTML page and they are normally hidden to the user. Metadata stored separately from the resource are located in databases, in indexes or in catalogues." This is not correct, since inline metadata can be placed anywhere in the document. And of course, one wonders why there is no mention of RDF, and why the metadata editor does not generate RDF. Johan Margit Hofer wrote: > Dear all, > > EUN put a free Metadata course on the net at: > http://www.en.eun.org/eun.org2/eun/en/training/sub_area_frame.cfm?sa=134 > > It is a general introduction to Metadata, its use, sense, explaining also a > Metadata tool, producing MD, but also a MD viewer. > I would be very interested if you find it useful, so I am kindly asking you > to take some minutes to fill out the evalutation form in order to check if > it is a valuable contribution to the Metadata initative. > > Thanks for your help - with kind regards, > > Margit Hofer > > _________________________________________ > Margit Hofer > Rue de Treves, 61 > B-1000 Brussels > www.eun.org
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