Program

Preservation and Access: Preservation and Access Education and Training

Period of Performance

3/1/2021 - 1/31/2024

Funding Totals

$186,917.00 (approved)
$186,917.00 (awarded)


PBCore Audiovisual Metadata Training Project

FAIN: PE-277138-21

WGBH Educational Foundation (Boston, MA 02135-2016)
Rebecca Fraimow (Project Director: June 2020 to present)

Two webinar series plus three in-person workshops to train preservation practitioners in PBCore, a metadata schema designed to organize and provide access to audiovisual collections.  The applicant would also translate the PBCore website into Spanish, which would broaden use of the metadata schema to include Spanish-speaking heritage institutions in the United States and abroad.

The PBCore Audiovisual Metadata Training Project will provide in-person and virtual continuing education opportunities focused on the PBCore metadata standard for archivists and media professionals tasked with the stewardship of audiovisual material. The Project will support a webinar series aimed at introducing small cultural heritage institutions to key concepts of audiovisual metadata; three in-person workshops targeted, respectively, at archivists, media/production professionals, and others who can demonstrate a need for PBCore training; a Spanish-language translation of the PBCore website and educational materials; and a series of Spanish-language webinars introducing the use of PBCore for archivists working with Spanish-language collections.





Associated Products

Audiovisual Cataloging with PBCore (Course or Curricular Material)
Title: Audiovisual Cataloging with PBCore
Author: Rebecca Fraimow
Abstract: Audiovisual Cataloging with PBCore is a five-session course, developed with funding from the National Endowment for the Humanities, that is designed to provide participants with a practical understanding of the PBCore metadata schema and its usage in cataloging audiovisual materials. Each hourlong session will consist of a half-hour lecture focusing on one aspect of PBCore, followed by a hands-on exercise. Participants will have the option to complete material for review by the instructor in between sessions and submit their own case studies for consideration and discussion in the class. The online course includes these topics: Introduction: Concepts in Audiovisual Metadata PBCore Structure PBCore Controlled Vocabularies Using the PBCore Cataloging Tool PBCore Mappings and Database Modelings By the end of the course, participants will have: - learned about the significant characteristics of audiovisual materials - described materials in PBCore - created XML records using the PBCore cataloging tool - discussed real-world methodologies for implementing PBCore in the context of archival systems
Year: 2021
Primary URL: http://pbcore.org/2022/04/13/pbcore-webinars.html
Primary URL Description: Link to the videos and course materials from the PBCore website
Secondary URL: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSqxpHY476Jy2drZRl7uuqKTOfmyNeKPP
Secondary URL Description: YouTube playlist of webinar content hosted by NEDCC
Audience: Other