Learning Resource Metadata Initiative

I agree that having a place on the LRMI website is a good idea with one caveat. Before launching such

Speaking of LRMI and tagging, Phil and I, and a few others, have been working on a profile of LRMI

To add to Stuart's response: the relationship between LRMI and schema.org is also encoded in the

Hello Hugh, One mapping between LRMI/schema.org and DCMI, I recall Tom Baker had a project, I think

Hello Phil, yes of course! We use LRMI for open learning resources' metadata in our service

No, we have never created an xml schema for LRMI. It's defined as an RDF vocabulary both in DCMI

Hello all. There was no Dublin Core Conference this year, but there was a DCMI Virtual Event[1], at

The DCMI Virtual Conference starts today, but I think they're still taking registrations. Lots of

You may recall a rather lengthy debate about if a physical thing like a manipulative block can be a

Hello all. I am somewhat late in writing this, but back in May the new properties we discussed in

Wait that one is online... silly me. On Fri, Jun 7, 2019 at 7:46 AM Hugh Paterson <hugh_paterson@

There are scans of metadata found on Web Data Commons. Not sure if that is what you are looking for.

The LRMI working group has recognized that there is less dialog going on in this open google group

Greetings, I'm wondering if anyone has experience implementing LRMI in DSpace. I'm

Hello all, this is mostly for information only. There is a proposal to improve the definition of

Hey Mike, This is really interesting - I'd love to learn more. We've been profiling

DCMI and its LRMI Task Group are pleased to announce the publication of a set of controlled

Hello, thought you might be interested in the following paper on the use LRMI as microdata: A

Dear All, I have recently used LRMI metadata to support the discovery of “similar” educational

Alan - I'd be happy to make the presentation you requested. I serve on the LRMI Steering

Well that was quick :) The Educational and Occupational Credentials in schema.org Community Group has

Yes, time is usually 8:00 AM Pacific Time (US and Canada), which would normally be 1700 in Central

Hello Peter, I am not aware of much by way of material specifically designed for training but (with

Any news on this? Am 15.09.2016 um 16:37 schrieb Paul Libbrecht: > Phil Barker wrote: >>

On 09/09/2016 16:17, Stuart wrote: While Phil is absolutely correct, this could be handled with

@Lorna Are you talking about application profiles in the Dublin Core sense as explained here?: http:/

Hi all, Apologies for the cross-post but I thought both of these groups might be interested in an

Paul, There is no document on the LRMI side of things which is confusing. We have a repository which

On Thu, Apr 14, 2016 at 1:14 PM, Joshua Marks <jmarks@curriki.org> wrote: Stuart, Perhaps this

thank you my friend for you reply i join the group you invite me to it i will finish my project and