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Shu-jiun (Sophy) Chen
Co-Investigator, Metadata Architecture and Application Team (MAAT), NDAP,
Taiwan
Authors:
Ya-ning Chen (Arthur), Shu-jiun (Sophy)
Chen, Ching-ju Cheng, Feng-chien Chung and Hui-pin Chen
Abstract:
The report aims to review three cases of standardization and localization of
learning object metadata by the Metadata Architecture and Application Team (MAAT)
of the National Digital Archives Program (NDAP) . The first is the Education to
e-Learning (EtoE) case which aims to develop a core set of metadata elements for
K9 e-learning resources based on a case study of EtoE Project under auspice of
the Ministry of Education in Taiwan. Eventually, a set of 53 metadata elements
has been developed as a LOM-based application profile for Taiwan K9 e-learning
resources, and two guidelines are also produced for metadata system
implementation and cataloguing. The second is the development of TWLOM as the
national standard of learning object metadata for the Bureau of Standards,
Metrology and Inspection, which is based on the IEEE LOM and SCORM. The third is
the best practice of TWLOM applying in public sector, Cultural Affairs, School
of E-learning (CASP), from Council for Cultural Affairs. The show case
demonstrates how an online course could be decomposed into Asset, SCO and CA,
and how the different granularity of a course with individual metadata can be a
portable or interoperable material through the content packaging.
Biography:
Shu-jiun (Sophy) Chen is Co-Investigator of the Metadata Architecture and
Application Team (MAAT,
http://www.sinica.edu.tw/~metadata/index-eng.html ) for the purpose of
metadata researching and supporting to over 80 projects within the National
Digital Archives Program (NDAP) of Taiwan. She is a Ph.D. candidate in Library
and Information Science at the National Taiwan University. She received her MA
in Library and Information Management from the University of Sheffield, UK in
1997. During the last 10 years, her work has focused on knowledge organization
research with an emphasis on metadata for museum, archives, libraries and
e-learning. Sophy is also the author of over 20 referred papers for the
profession. She teaches the workshops on metadata regularly for the members of
the NDAP.
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