All advice documents, training courses and blog entries tagged 'metadata'
Blog entries tagged 'metadata'
AAC explained
A new advice document covering Advanced Audio Coding (AAC), an audio compression method designed to replace MP3.
Read blog entry...Everything you need to know about MP3
A new advice document looking at use and management of the popular MP3 audio format. From its suitability for use delivering audio in teaching and learning, to how to use ID3 tags to identify, catalogue and manage your MP3 resources, we look at all aspects of this most well known of sound file types.
Read blog entry...Describing your digital resources
We have just published our completely updated advice documents on metadata.
Read blog entry...Hashtags and Tweets
Do you want to increase the amount of people that find and then follow your Tweets on Twittter?
Read blog entry...New digital restoration course among autumn training dates
The keen-eyed among you will have already noticed we have just released details of our new training programme for September to December.
Read blog entry...Free-to-use historic photos via Flickr
In the 16 months since Flickr launched The Commons, the photo sharing site's partnership with publicly-held photography collections has seen close to 30 institutions signing up.
Read blog entry...New video metadata paper
OK, so metadata may not be everyone's favourite subject.
Read blog entry...Cartoon promotes digital preservation
An excellent short animation from DigitalPreservationEurope (DPE) aims to spread the word about digital preservation in an easy to follow format.
Read blog entry...Newly updated metadata advice
We have just revised our Metadata Standards and Interoperability advice paper.
Read blog entry...Smush it up
The developers of a potentially useful new online tool for optimising images have hastily withdrawn one of the main ‘image crushing’ features it launched with.
Read blog entry...Digital media companies publish new metadata guidelines
The newly-launched Metadata Working Group, a consortium made up of Adobe, Apple, Canon, Microsoft Nokia and Sony, has announced the publication of its Guidelines for Handling Image Metadata.
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