Cheeseburgers With Everything: Context, Content, and Connections in Archival Description
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Presented at EAD@10: A Symposium Celebrating the 10th Anniversary of Encoded Archival Description, August 31, 2008. Audio available at http://www.archivists.org/publications/proceedings/EAD@10.asp.
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Cheeseburgers With Everything: Context, Content, and Connections in Archival Description
- 1. Cheeseburgers With Everything Context, Content, and Connections in Archival Description Mark A. Matienzo NYPL Labs The New York Public Library
- 2. An exercise Mark A. Matienzo 2
- 3. Ask the person next to you: Mark A. Matienzo 3
- 4. “What is more important: context or content?” Mark A. Matienzo 4
- 5. Why “or”? Mark A. Matienzo 5
- 6. Why not “everything”? Context and content Mark A. Matienzo 6
- 7. Credit: chopsueyphoto Mark A. Matienzo 7
- 8. Credit: chopsueyphoto Mark A. Matienzo 7
- 9. Everything is deeply intertwingled Ted Nelson Mark A. Matienzo 8
- 10. Everything is miscellaneous David Weinberger Mark A. Matienzo 9
- 11. Everything is metadata David Weinberger Mark A. Matienzo 10
- 12. Everything is messy David Weinberger Mark A. Matienzo 11
- 13. Why not “everything”? Metadata and data Mark A. Matienzo 12
- 14. Everything ain’t done Mark A. Matienzo 13
- 15. Searching Mark A. Matienzo 14
- 21. Feedback Mark A. Matienzo 20
- 25. UK Archival Thesaurus Credit: World Wide Web Consortium Mark A. Matienzo 24
- 26. Text Mark A. Matienzo Credit: Raf Guns, Universiteit Antwerpen 25
- 27. Credit: Pete Reed Mark A. Matienzo 26
- 28. Integration Mark A. Matienzo 27
- 29. Rethinking data models Mark A. Matienzo 28
- 30. Understanding users Mark A. Matienzo 29
- 31. Thank You • mark@matienzo.org • http://matienzo.org/ Claes Oldenburg, “Two Cheeseburgers With Everything”