Difference between revisions of "Source element"

Latest revision as of 13:28, 8 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

Source

This element provides information about the source for scanned images in case rescanning is needed.

No

No

If this is a color image, type in "Not Applicable"
If this a black and white image, then type in "image original in Museum documentary collection"

Color image example: "Source = not applicable"

B&W image example: "Source = image original in Museum documentary collection"

If higher resolution images of B&W images are needed, please contact the Museum.

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 ===Required?===
-Because the Source element is not needed for the color images, this element is optional.
+No
 ===Repeatable?===
-No, each photograph can have only one original source.
+No
 ===Guidelines for Creation of Content===
-A negative is used to create the image.
+# If this is a color image, type in "Not Applicable"
+# If this a black and white image, then type in "image original in Museum documentary collection"
-To Index this item
+===Examples===
-. In Omeka, Go to your item, click on Edit Item <p>
-. In the drop down menu for “Resource template”, select “Metadata Course 2019” <p>
-. Under the drop down menu for "Class", choose "Still Image" <p>
-. Source field is Negative or Not Applicable<p>
-===Examples===
+Color image example: "Source = not applicable"
-If this is a color image, then you can disregard this element and type in "Not Applicable"<p>
+B&W image example: "Source = image original in Museum documentary collection"
-If this a black and white image, then indicate that the source is "Negative"
 ===Notes===