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BPAA PD Day: ONIX 101
- 1. ONIX 101
- 2. Communica)on • Enables movement of goods/services from supplier to customer • Complexity of digital communica?on • ONIX for Books!
- 3. Metadata • Data about data • Take it personally!
- 5. • a message -‐-‐ not a database ONIX is...
- 6. ONIX is... • a message -‐-‐ not a database • a standard -‐-‐ a shared language
- 7. ONIX is... • a message -‐-‐ not a database • a standard -‐-‐ a shared language • about books you have, will, are publishing
- 8. ONIX is... • a message -‐-‐ not a database • a standard -‐-‐ a shared language • about books you have, will, are publishing • widely used
- 9. ONIX is... • a message -‐-‐ not a database • a standard -‐-‐ a shared language • about books you have, will, are publishing • widely used • completely free
- 10. Product vs. Work • ONIX is about products NOT works • Products are manifesta?ons of works • Works are abstract
- 11. The Goal • To transmit data to partners • describe your product • define it terms of trade
- 12. The Goal • To provide a complete descrip?on • manage a moving target • con?nually refreshed feeds
- 13. Here come the pointy brackets! • ONIX is XML-‐based • XML = Extensible Markup Language
- 14. XML Format • Elements – describe content – have opening and closing tags – content goes in between the tags
- 16. <Title>The Canadian Book Market 2012</Title>
- 17. ONIX standardizes XML elements
- 18. <Title>The Canadian Book Market 2012</Title>
- 19. <BookTitle>The Canadian Book Market 2012</BookTitle> X
- 20. Reference name vs. Short tags • Reference name • <CountryOfPublica?on> • human readable • Short tag • <b083> • save space
- 21. Composites
- 24. Schema Valida)on • ONIX schema -‐ set of rules • correct tags and codes • correct order of elements • correct formaUng • mandatory elements, e.g. <Title> • if-‐then constructs, e.g. if <TitlePrefix> then <TitleWithoutPrefix>
- 25. Robust metadata = more sales
- 27. Can I create ONIX by hand? • Why yes, yes you can. • Things you’ll need: • ONIX schema + manual: • ONIX 2.1 schema from Editeur.org • Text editors: • Mac -‐ TextEdit; TextWrangler • MicrosoZ -‐ NotePad • XML validators • Mac -‐ Oxygen ($) • MicrosoZ -‐ XML Notepad • Online -‐ xmlvalidator.new-‐studio.org
- 28. Do I want to create ONIX by hand? • That depends...
- 29. Metadata Management • A central repository • With reusable records • That reduces knowledge drain
- 30. Metadata Workflow • Use your central metadata repository • feed it from all org levels • A schema validator • An ONIX exporter
- 31. Management Best Prac)ces • Split responsibility • Keep it dynamic • Always send the most up-‐to-‐date record • Proofread!
- 32. ONIX History • Editeur.org • Evolving -‐ metadata commiaees • ONIX for Books 1.0, 2000 • ONIX 2.1, 2004 -‐ current • ONIX 3.0
- 33. 3.0 Uptake • Slow • 2.1 sunset in 2014 • Ebook publishers • New digital markets
- 34. ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !"#$%&'()*'+$+'+( ,*-'(!"+&'.&*-(/#"(( 0+'+(1*2$*"-( ( ! " # $ % & ' ( ) * ) ( + , - . % $ / " 0 ( 1 2 2 3 ( ( ( ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !"##$!%&'!())*!+,-./%01!/%.-1!20).34!+,56! "#$#%&'#(!)*!+&&'#,-.)&*!/).0!1&&23#.!4-*-(-! ! North American Metadata Best Prac?ces • bisg.org • new version in June 2013 • Canadian qualifiers
- 35. Main Takeaways • Streamlines metadata communica?on • Improves internal systems • It’s free • It doesn’t require large dev resources • There are oodles of tools and services
- 36. For more info. on the ONIX standard: • ONIX 2.1 manual and codelists: • hap://www.editeur.org/15/Previous-‐Releases/ • BISG Product Metadata Best Prac?ces: • hap://www.bisg.org/what-‐we-‐do-‐21-‐8-‐product-‐ metadata-‐best-‐prac?ces.php • BNC ONIX documenta?on: • haps://booknetcanada.atlassian.net/wiki/display/ UserDocs/ONIX