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The use of randomized controlled trials (RCTs) in the social sciences has greatly expanded, resulting in newly abundant, high-quality data that can be reused to perform methods research in program evaluation, to systematize evidence for policymakers, and for replication and training purposes. However, potential users of RCT data often face significant barriers to discovery and reuse. This paper proposes a metadata schema that standardizes RCT data documentation and can serve as the basis for one-or many, interoperable -data catalogs that make such data easily findable, searchable, and comparable, and thus more readily reusable for secondary research. The schema is designed to document the unique properties of RCT data. Its set of fields and associated encoding schemes (acceptable formats and values) can be used to describe any dataset associated with a social science RCT. The paper also makes recommendations for implementing a catalog or database based on this metadata schema.

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Cataloguing has always produced a catalogue, while the creation of metadata has produced the metadata of given resources. However, in this digital age, the two are more connected than ever. A catalogue is made up of metadata that can be searched, identified, structured and selected. This then means the metadata creation process is adopted as a part of cataloguing. This book presents a cultural and methodological introduction to the evolution of cataloguing towards metadata creation process in the digital era. It is a journey through the founding principles and the objectives of the 'information organisation' service that libraries offer. The book aims to outline the new library context, highlighting continuities and innovations compared to traditional cataloguing and intends to trace the path from traditional cataloguing to the new metadata creation process.

Metadata. --- Data about data --- Meta-data --- Information organization --- Cataloging. --- Cataloguing --- Technical services (Libraries) --- Books --- Cataloging --- Metadata --- Library science --- Methodology. --- Technological innovations.

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The book tells the story of Malmesbury Abbey in Wiltshire, a major centre of cultural and royal patronage, from the time of Aldhelm in the late seventh century to the Dissolution in 1539.--

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Cataloguing has always produced a catalogue, while the creation of metadata has produced the metadata of given resources. However, in this digital age, the two are more connected than ever. A catalogue is made up of metadata that can be searched, identified, structured and selected. This then means the metadata creation process is adopted as a part of cataloguing. 0'From Cataloguing to Metadata Creation' is a cultural and methodological introduction to the evolution of cataloguing towards metadata creation process in the digital era. It is a journey through the founding principles and the objectives of the 'information organisation' service that libraries offer. The book aims to outline the new library context, highlighting continuities and innovations compared to traditional cataloguing and intends to trace the path from traditional cataloguing to the new metadata creation process

Cataloging. --- Metadata. --- Catalogage --- Métadonnées. --- Catalogage. --- Bibliothèques --- Innovations bibliothéconomiques. --- Catalogues de bibliothèques en ligne. --- Description bibliographique. --- Informatique. --- Alphabetical cataloguing --- Subject indexing --- Library automation --- Information systems

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La transformation numérique des processus documentaires amène les professionnels de l’information et des bibliothèques à gérer non seulement des documents imprimés ou numériques, mais encore des données numériques, structurées ou non. Ils sont de plus en plus concernés par ce nouveau monde de la donnée : toutes les bibliothèques produisent des données concernant leur activité (fréquentation, prêt, utilisateurs…) qu’il convient de gérer et sécuriser en vertu des nouvelles réglementations comme le RGPD. À partir de cette vision d’ensemble du monde de la donnée, les professionnels de l’information et des bibliothèques pourront détecter les enjeux et opportunités dans leurs pratiques professionnelles. --Presses de l'Enssib

Bibliothèques et Internet --- Informatique documentaire --- Gouvernance des données --- Web sémantique --- Web 2.0 --- Modélisation des données (informatique) --- Gestion des données (systèmes d'information) --- Métadonnées --- Analyse des données --- Web usage mining --- Données ouvertes --- Données de la recherche --- Données massives --- Référentiels (bases de données) --- Data curation in libraries. --- Libraries --- Library metadata. --- Information storage and retrieval systems --- Libraries and the Internet. --- Data processing. --- Libraries. --- Automation. --- Bibliothèques et Internet. --- Informatique documentaire. --- Gouvernance des données. --- Web sémantique. --- Web 2.0. --- Métadonnées. --- Analyse des données. --- Web usage mining. --- Données ouvertes. --- Données de la recherche. --- Données massives.