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===Guidelines for Creation of Content=== | ===Guidelines for Creation of Content=== | ||
| − | In entering the date for each photograph, we will follow ISO 8601. The date will be formatted '''yyy-mm-dd'''. In order to find the proper date for each image, you will | + | In entering the date for each photograph, we will follow ISO 8601. The date will be formatted '''yyy-mm-dd'''. In order to find the proper digitization date for each image: |
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| + | * In "Items," '''click on the thumbnail of the photograph in question.''' | ||
| + | * Along the right-hand side of the screen, you will see some technical metadata. '''Scroll down until you see the "File Derivatives" list.''' | ||
| + | * '''Click on "original."''' | ||
| + | * '''Right-click and click "Save Image As"''' and save it to your computer. | ||
| + | * If you're on a Mac, select the photograph when you're in a column view in Finder and you will see a thumbnail and metadata. "Content created" date is the date of digitization, and '''that is the date to put in "date digitized" in Omeka.''' | ||
===Examples=== | ===Examples=== | ||
Revision as of 18:45, 27 March 2019
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Contents
Date Digitized Element Indexing Instructions
Label
Date digitized:
Element Description
The date digitized element refers to the date the photograph was digitized. The color photos in our set (2009 season) were born digital, but the black & white photos (1975 season) were taken in 1975, and later digitized.
Required?
No.
Repeatable?
No.
Guidelines for Creation of Content
In entering the date for each photograph, we will follow ISO 8601. The date will be formatted yyy-mm-dd. In order to find the proper digitization date for each image:
- In "Items," click on the thumbnail of the photograph in question.
- Along the right-hand side of the screen, you will see some technical metadata. Scroll down until you see the "File Derivatives" list.
- Click on "original."
- Right-click and click "Save Image As" and save it to your computer.
- If you're on a Mac, select the photograph when you're in a column view in Finder and you will see a thumbnail and metadata. "Content created" date is the date of digitization, and that is the date to put in "date digitized" in Omeka.
Examples
Notes
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