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Header image Highsmith, Carol M, Play stations at a children’s computer center in Rockville, Maryland.
It would be great to add in some additional notes on the Dublin Core point (3.1), that is some requirements (ex, every item must include at last three fields, Title, Crator, Date) or something like that. Whatever makes the most sense for them as it would make it a little more specific.
I like the point of keeping audio files in their original formats. That makes a lot of sense as it’s particularly important for a music archive like this.
Nice job articulating a process for downloading and replacing the local copies of the content from Preservica. That would be rather useful as a way of both having those extra copies under their control and for ensuring that they have a solid exit strategy if/when they need to move to some future system.