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BS 8419-2:2005

BS 8419-2:2005

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Interoperability between metadata systems used for learning, education and training – Code of practice for the development of interoperability between application profiles

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BSI 2005 34
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PDF Pages PDF Title
1 BRITISH STANDARD
2 Committees responsible for this British�Standard
3 Contents
5 Introduction
6 Figure 1 – Tasks involved in developing an application profile and establishing interoperability
7 1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
3.1 aggregation level
3.2 application conformance
3.3 application profile
3.4 attribute
3.5 binding
8 3.6 data element
3.7 data model
3.8 datatype
3.9 competency map
3.10 e-learning
3.11 e-learning system
3.12 entity
3.13 instance conformance
3.14 interoperability
3.15 learner profile
3.16 learning object
9 3.17 learning resource
3.18 metadata
3.19 metadata instance
3.20 invalid metadata instance
3.21 non-conformant metadata instance
3.22 Resource Description Framework RDF
3.23 schema
3.24 document schema
3.25 scheme
10 3.25 thesaurus
3.26 Uniform Resource Identifier URI
3.27 value
3.28 vocabulary
3.29 web service
3.30 XALAN
3.31 eXtensible Markup Language XML
3.32 eXtensible Markup Language attribute XML attribute
3.33 eXtensible Markup Language Document Type Definition XML DTD
11 3.34 eXtensible Markup Language element XML element
3.35 eXtensible Markup Language schema XML schema
3.36 eXtensible Stylesheet Language XSL
4 Rationale for interoperability
12 Figure 2 – Source and target systems showing the direction of data flow
13 5 Specifying interoperability between homogenous systems
5.1 General
5.2 Simplest case — Export and import
5.3 Extra complexity — Locating metadata instances
14 Figure 3 – Distributed searching
Figure 4 – Metadata harvesting
6 Specifying interoperability between heterogeneous systems
6.1 General
15 Figure 5 – Metadata harvesting with conversion of metadata instances
6.2 Reuse of patterns, transformations and technologies
7 Interoperability plan
7.1 Collection of information about systems
18 7.2 Specification of interoperability criteria
19 7.3 Obstacles to interoperability
8 Tools for achieving interoperability
8.1 Mapping between schemas/application profiles
20 Figure 6 – Metadata harvesting with validation of metadata instances using a parser
21 8.2 Publishing and sharing metadata
22 8.3 Conversion and aggregation of metadata instances
23 Table 1 – Mapping from ELR (Audience.Entity) to CELEBRATE�(5.6�Educational.Context)
24 8.4 Exception handling
25 Annex A (informative)
Options for sharing metadata instances
A.1 General
A.2 OAI-PMH
A.3 Z39.50
A.4 SRW/SRU
A.5 XQuery over SOAP
26 A.6 Proprietary sharing protocols
A.7 Physical media and FTP
Annex B (informative)
Example rule set for crosswalking
B.1 Crosswalk from LOM to e�GMS
Table B.1 – Mapping of element from LOM to e�GMS
27 Table B.1 – Mapping of element from LOM to e�GMS
28 Table B.1 – Mapping of element from LOM to e�GMS
29 B.2 Mapping the LOM “Taxonpath” data elements to the e�GMS “Subject” data elements

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