Dublin Core Cataloging (Coleman's article/workform)

I am going to use Anita S. Coleman's "From Cataloging to Metadata: Dublin Core Records for the Library Catalog" and a Dublin Core workform provided by a professor to catalog a digital and physical item (this blog and this thing I just got in the mail from a friend a few minutes ago with some records I traded for). Pretty informal exercise but it should be fun.

THIS BLOG

Title: Libraries and Metastuff

Creator: Tyler M

Subject (using natural language, not LCSH): Library School. LibraryThing. Marlboro College. Metadata. Photos. Vermont. CONTENTdm. DVD Aficionado. DVDs. Digital Collections. Dublin Core.History. Internship. Interview. MARC. NH. Presentation. Punk. The Elvis Room. Zine Libraries. Zines.
(Coleman's document says to take key words from the document and tagging makes doing this easy. However, there are certainly some subject terms and phrases that I might apply or key words/phrases I would take from the website that are in this list of tags. This is one of those places where the restrictions of a controlled vocabulary or local standards is actually helpful. It is also interesting how this becomes an issue of subjectivity and objectivity.)

Description: A blog where Tyler M posts writing and photos primarily about Library and Information Science, Web 2.0, Metadata, and Cataloging.

Publisher: Blogger

Contributor:

Date: 2008-11-17
(First post, since this is usually the date of creation)

Type: Text
(used THIS to fill in Type. What a limited selection...)

Format: Text/html
(it is actually XHTML but that didn't seem to be an option. The Internet Media Types list Dublin Core refers to.)

Identifier: http://librariesandmetastuff.blogspot.com/

Source:

Language: en
(From ISO639, which I was referred to and don't really know much about.)

Relation:
(This is a really interesting field with a lot of potential, but not really applicable to this item.)

Coverage:

Rights: Accessible freely

Audience:
(None listed, and this is used mostly for children's materials.)

PATCH

Title: The Official Seal of the Bureau for Paranormal Research and Defense

Creator:

Subject (using natural language, not LCSH): Patches. The Bureau for Paranormal Research and Defense. Hellboy.

Description: A patch with the official seal of The Bureau for Paranormal Research and Defense embroidered on it. It has a small beer stain on it, belongs to Tyler M, and was a gift.

Publisher: Dark Horse Comics, Inc.

Contributor:

Date: 2008-12-13
(Date received.)

Type: Physical object.
(used THIS to fill in Type. What a limited selection...)

Format.Extent: 3" x 3"

Identifier:

Source:

Language: en
(From ISO639, which I was referred to and don't really know much about.)

Relation:
(this is a really interesting field with a lot of potential, but not really applicable to this item.)

Coverage:

Rights: TM 1998 Michael Mignola. Accessible by permission of the owner, Tyler M..

Audience:
(None listed, and this is used mostly for children's materials.)