The DC-Ed AP Wiki Version
Stemming from the face-to-face meetings in Madrid at DC-2005, it was decided that the Drafting Committee would concentrate its work on those DCMI properties particular to the education domain--dcterms:audience, dcterms:educationLevel (sub-property of dcterms:audience), dcterms:instructionalMethods, and dcterms:mediator (sub-property of dcterms:audience).
The wiki version of the DC-Ed AP is the "sandbox" version for the use of the Drafting Committee. Because of its size, it is divided alphabetically as follows:
with all elements and element refinements in one alphabet. Encoding schemes will be integrated as they're determined.
General notes regarding all elements:
[Note: the following notes are from the Libraries Application Profile, and may or may not be useful or applicable in our setting. Please comment, suggest alternatives and additions, or suggest deletion! ... Diane]
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Either a Title or Identifier are mandatory (Identifier is mandatory if applicable). [Diane: I'm not convinced that titles should be mandatory. If they were to be mandatory, we would need to include guidelines on supplying titles where none existed--which is routinely done in libraries but not in most other domains.]
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If the record is expressed in a format (e.g., HTML) that allows each element/qualifier/scheme value to be assigned a language attribute (e.g., the HTML tag lang="en"), the use of the attribute is permittedfor any or all DC elements.
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All elements may be used in their unqualified form. If using qualified Dublin Core, additional guidelines are given.
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Any encoding scheme that has a URI defined in a non-DCMI namespace may be used. Where applicable a table has been created for each encoding scheme in a separate section following the main body of tables for elements and refinements.