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Contributors: Stefanie Rühle, Tom Baker and Pete Johnston Go to Publishing Metadata Contents 1 About the examples 2 Titles 2.1 Title 2.2 Alternative 2.3 Guidelines for the creation of title content 3 Relationships between Resource and Agents 3.1 Using agent properties in Dublin Core 3.2 Contributor 3.3 Creator 3.4 Publisher 3.5 RightsHolder 3.6 Guidelines for the creation of content for agents 4 Type 4.1 Guidelines for the creation of type content 5 Format 5.1 Guidelines for the creation of format content 6 Extent 6.1 Guidelines for the creation of extent content 7 Medium 7.1 Guidelines for the creation of medium content 8 Language 8.1 Guidelines for the creation of language content 9 Identifiers 9.1 Identifier 9.2 BibliographicCitation 9.3 Guidelines for the creation of identifier content 10 Descriptions 10.1 Description 10.2 Abstract 10.3 TableOfContent 10.4 Guidelines for the creation of descriptions 11 Subject 11.1 Guidelines for describing the subject of a resource 12 Coverage 12.1 Coverage 12.2 Temporal 12.3 Spatial 12.4 Guidelines for describing the coverage, spatial or temporal character of a resource 13 Dates 13.1 Date 13.2 Created 13.3 Issued 13.4 Available 13.5 Modified 13.6 Valid 13.7 DateCopyrighted 13.8 DateSubmitted 13.9 DateAccepted 13.10 Guidelines for the creation of content for dates 14 Source and Relations 14.1 Relation 14.2 Source 14.3 IsPartOf 14.4 HasPart 14.5 IsVersionOf 14.6 HasVersion 14.7 IsFormatOf 14.8 HasFormat 14.9 Replaces 14.10 IsReplacedBy 14.11 Requires 14.12 IsRequiredBy 14.13 References 14.14 IsReferencedBy 14.15 ConformsTo 14.16 Guidelines for the creation of content for relations and source 15 Rights 15.1 Rights 15.2 AccessRights 15.3 License 15.4 Guidelines for the creation of rights content 16 Special properties for the description of education material 16.1 Audience 16.2 Mediator 16.3 EducationLevel 16.4 InstructionalMethod 16.5 Guidelines for the creation of content for properties describing education material 17 Special pr

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