Difference between revisions of "Date element"

Latest revision as of 02:37, 3 April 2019

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Example element description: This is the reference template for how to create the indexing guidelines entry for your element

Date:

The date element refers to the date the photograph was taken (the date of the game).

Yes.

No.

Look at the file name of your photograph to determine which game it represents.
Determine date of your game based on data in the Examples section below
To enter the date for your image, select the appropriate date from the dropdown menu in Omeka S.

Date for each photograph in Omeka are structured using ISO 8601 formatted as yyyy-mm-dd.

Below are the dates relevant to the photographs structured in ISO 8601:

1975 Season

2009 Season

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 ===Guidelines for Creation of Content===
-In entering the date for each photograph, we will follow ISO 8601. The date will be formatted '''yyyy-mm-dd'''.  Look at the file name of your photograph to determine which game it represents. See the "Examples" section below for the dates specific to each game and how they are to be entered.
+# Look at the file name of your photograph to determine which game it represents.
+# Determine date of your game based on data in the Examples section below
+# To enter the date for your image, select the appropriate date from the dropdown menu in Omeka S.
 ===Examples===
-Below are the dates relevant to the photographs in our set:
+Date for each photograph in Omeka are structured using ISO 8601 formatted as '''yyyy-mm-dd'''.
+Below are the dates relevant to the photographs structured in ISO 8601:
 '''1975 Season'''