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SoftwareWe have developed a set of software tools which have been designed to enable Indigenous communities to protect their unique cultures and knowledge which are being preserved through digitisation. The software tools described here enable authorised members of communities to: define and control the rights, accessibility and reuse of their digital resources; uphold tribal customary laws pertaining to secret/sacred knowledge or objects; prevent the misuse of Indigenous heritage in culturally inappropriate or insensitive ways; ensure proper attribution; and finally to enable communities to describe their resources in their own words. Details about how to download the software below.
XML Metadata Editor/Generator Application (XMEG)
The XML Metadata Editor/Generator is a Java application that enables users to enter the three different types of metadata: descriptive, rights and annotative. Metadata is stored in platform independent XML format. It provides a search facility to find specific resources and has a resource viewer so that users may view / listen to resources. The administrative component of the application allows authorised users to manage user profiles and customise the schema that defines the rights metadata. Please read "XMEG System Documentation" for detailed system documentation and simple user manual on the XML Metadata Editor/Generator Application. Screen Capture Video of XMEG (1.7MB) in use available for download. Windows Media Format format.
Search, Browse & Retrieval Interface
Downloading XML Metadata Editor/Generator Application (XMEG) We currently in the process of open sourcing this software. Until this is complete we are offering free evaluation licenses to educational and non-profit orgainisations. To download an evaluation copy please follow these steps:
Attn: Project Office DSTC Pty Ltd Level 7, GP South, Staff House Rd, The University of Queensland QLD, 4072, AUSTRALIA Fax: +61 7 3365 4311 (ATTN: Project Office) |
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