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The Dublin Core Metadata Initiative is an open
forum engaged in the development of
interoperable online metadata standards that
support a broad range of purposes and business
models. DCMI's activities include
consensus-driven working groups, global
workshops, conferences, standards liaison, and
educational efforts to promote widespread
acceptance of metadata standards and practices.
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 New DCMI Working Group
2001-03-07, The DCMI Directorate is pleased to announce
the formation of the DCMI Tools Working Group. This working group is intended
to support implementors who share an interest in developing and promoting open
source tools to support the creation, management and use of metadata based on
(but not limited to) Dublin Core Metadata. More
Information...
 DCMI Announces Tool Building Workshop
2001-03-07, The DCMI Directorate is pleased to announce
a tool building workshop to be hosted by Osnabrueck University in Osnabrueck,
Germany during the second quarter of 2001. This event will be a small workshop
of implementors that share an interest in developing and promoting open source
tools to support the creation, management, and the use of metadata based on (but
not limited to) Dublin Core Metadata. More
Information...
2001-03-06, The DCMI Directorate is pleased to announce
a Preliminary Call for Papers
and Participation to the DC-2001 Conference. The 9th event in the DC workshop
series, DC-2001 is the first event to be hosted in Asia and is also the first
event to provide conference tracks and tutorial tracks in addition to the workshop
track.
2001-01-30, DCMI has contracted with Makx Dekkers
to provide project management services to the Initiative. Mr. Dekkers' background
in standards management and history of participation in DCMI make him superbly
qualified to help DCMI reach its goals and deliver recommendations and guidelines
more effectively.
Full Translations of Element Set and Qualifiers are now
available in Russian
2001-01-29, Full translations of the Dublin
Core Element Set, v 1.1 and the Dublin
Core Qualifiers are available now in Russian from the Russian Libraries Association.
2001-01-23, A translation of the "Using Dublin Core"
Usage Guide working draft, created by Guy Teasdale of the Bibliotheque de l'Universite
Laval is now available.
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