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SUMMARY:Controlled Vocabularies: People\, Places\, Dates
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UID:https://cdh.princeton.edu/events/2018/11/controlled-vocabularies-peopl
 e-places-dates/
DESCRIPTION:\n\n\n\n\n\n     Do you need help keeping your data under cont
 rol? Are your struggling to find the right terms\, keywords or tags? Does 
 your data contain ambiguous or unknown dates\, places whose names changed 
 over time\, or multiple names or spelling variants for a single person or 
 subject? Data problems like these are typical for humanities projects.   C
 ontrolled vocabularies may be your answer! Library cataloging revolves aro
 und creating large masses of data for indexing\, sorting\, and searching\,
  and can provide useful guidelines for managing humanities data. This work
 shop will bring a cataloger’s insight into standards and best practices 
 for dealing with data for people\, places and dates. Topics covered includ
 e name authority files\, subject thesauri\, standards and formats\, and li
 nked open data.   If you have specific questions relate to people\, places
  or dates from your dataset\, please send your inquiry via email to cdh-co
 nsults@princeton.edu by Friday October 19\, and the workshop leader may ad
 dress your question in the session.   This workshop will be led by Joyce B
 ell\, Director of Cataloging and Metadata Services at the Princeton Univer
 sity Library. Joyce has led Princeton’s participation in several nationa
 l-level initiatives\, such as the Mellon-funded Linked Data for Production
  (LD4P) project. An Arabic cataloger by training\, Joyce remains an active
  member of the Middle Eastern Librarians Association and Asian and African
  Materials section of ALA’s Committee on Cataloging.   This event is co-
 organized by the Princeton University Library \n\n\nhttps://cdh.princeton.
 edu/events/2018/11/controlled-vocabularies-people-places-dates/
LOCATION:Center for Digital Humanities\, Firestone Library\, Floor B
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