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Title: Content Management: Challenges and Strategies


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Content Management Challenges and Strategies
  • Bob Boiko
  • UW iSchoolischool.washington.edu
  • Metatorial Services Inc. www.metatorial.com

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Bob Boiko
  • Teacher
  • iSchool, University of Washington
  • The iSchool CMS Curriculum
  • The iSchool CMS Evaluation Lab
  • Author
  • CM Bible
  • Consultant
  • Boeing, Motorola, Microsoft
  • Founder
  • Chase Bobko
  • Metatorial Services
  • Developer
  • Database and XML systems

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The Word Metadata
  • Meta
  • About
  • After
  • Metadata
  • Data about data
  • Other stuff apart from the data that helps you
    make use of it

Achilles Tell me, Mr. Genie what is a
meta-wish? Genie It's simply a wish about
wishes. I am not allowed to grant meta-wishes.
It's only in my purview to grant plain ordinary
wishes, such as wishing for ten bottles of beer,
to have Helen of Troy on a blanket, or to have an
all-expense-paid weekend for two at the
Copacabana. You know simple things like that.
But meta-wishes I cannot grant, GOD won't permit
me to.
Douglas Hofstadter Gödel, Escher, Bach
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Metadata The Narrow and Wide Sense
  • The Narrow sense
  • A fancy file system with much more than the usual
    title, size, and date
  • The basis of file, asset, and document management
  • The broad view
  • Not about whole files
  • Any information that describes or contexts
  • All the names we come up with to encapsulate and
    divide info in order to understand and use it

5
Metadata The Practical Sense
  • Represented in databases
  • Tables
  • Fields
  • Values
  • Represented in XML
  • Elements
  • Attributes
  • Values

6
Metadata My Favorite Sense
  • The Genie is a Djin
  • GOD stands for GOD Over Djin
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7
What is Metadata For?
  • Identify
  • Manage
  • Describe
  • You want to track and administer
  • They want to discover and use

8
The Metadata Ladder
  • No solid identification
  • A name
  • No unique Id!
  • Minimal management
  • Create, modify date
  • Size
  • Attributes (read only, etc.)
  • No description

The File
What computers have been built on A Convenient
container
9
The Metadata Ladder
  • Resources identified
  • Id, Title
  • Resources managed
  • Type, Format
  • Source, Author, Rights
  • Language
  • Resources described
  • Audience
  • Subject
  • Description
  • Coverage

What is it?
A File
The file System you wish you had
10
Enter Dublin Core
  • Standard wrapper for a resource
  • Rich description
  • Most widely recognized
  • Hardly yet used!
  • Still shifting
  • General enough to be useful and useless

www.dublincore.org
11
The Metadata Ladder
  • Items identified
  • By their URL (URI)
  • Items managed
  • By their resource metadata
  • By their relations
  • All items described
  • By their resource metadata
  • By their relations

What is it?
What is it?
A File
The Intranet you wish you had An expanding
network of connections and meaning
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Enter RDF
  • Standard way of representing a relationship
  • Inherently recursive
  • Hints at meaning
  • Subject - predicate object

Liz
Lin
http//www.xml.com/lpt/a/2001/01/24/rdf.html
13
The Metadata Ladder
What is it?
The style sheet you wish you had. A set of useful
or reusable chunks
What is it?
A File
  • Chunks identified
  • Id, Title
  • Managed
  • Status, Owner
  • Version
  • Described
  • Abstract, Summary
  • Subject

Whats in it?
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Enter Schemas
  • Tight definition of the parts of a document
  • Each part named
  • Metadata types and values clearly set and enforced

15
The Metadata Ladder
What is it?
The editor you wish you had Making a chunk into
a standard set of elements
What is it?
A File
  • Elements identified
  • Id, Title
  • Managed
  • Status, Owner
  • Version
  • Described (as needed)

Whats in it?
Whats in it?
16
Enter XML Instances
  • Enforcement of schemas
  • WYSIWYG authoring
  • In-situ metadata typing and lists
  • Not well loved

17
The Metadata Ladder
What is it?
What is its all the way down!
What is it?
A File
What is it?
What is it?
18
So, What is Metadata?
  • The way you tag a resource so you can keep track
    of and manage it and so others can find and use
    it!

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More Information
  • iSchool.washington.edu
  • CMS Lab
  • Connection Program
  • www.metatorial.com
  • White papers, Presentations
  • CM Poster
  • CMS Planner
  • Concept of the week
  • Content Management Bible
  • Amazon.com
  • Everything I know (almost)
  • Online at metatorial.com
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