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This is the Public Draft of the new PRISM Recipe Specification. This download contains the Specification, Guide and accompanying XSDs, DTDs and examples. Plrease send comments to Dianne Kennedy. |
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PRISM IDEAdvisors are industry consultants and trainers who have been registered and approved by IDEAllance. When you hire a PRISM IDEAdvisor you can trust that the consultant is capable of assisting you to take advantage of the PRISM and PSV specifications. To register as a PRISM Advisor, contact Dianne Kennedy |
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Since IDEAlliance published its PRISM Source Vocabulary Specifications and the related PRISM 3.0 Specifications in 2012, software vendors are coming to market with products that have support for these specifications right out of the box. This page contains a listing of products that have been registered and approved by IDEAlliance. |
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In order to assist implementers develop a PSV-based federated content management solution, the nextPub Working Group is providing an XML Schema (XSD) that can serve as the basis for the design of a PSV content repository. |
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In addition to publishing Specifications, the PRISM Metadata Initiative publishes a number of Guides, or Guidelines. These documents are intended to provide recommedations for implementations and best practices. Currently 3 Guides are available. |
Several schemas are available for PRISM:Usage Rights
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The first PRISM Specification (1.0) was published in 2001. Initially the scope of PRISM was metadata for print-based periodicals. Several revisions and were published. PRISM 2.0 was published in 2008. This was the first major revision to PRISM and the scope of PRISM was expanded to include both print and online periodical content. In addition PRISM 2.0 added a metadata set to describe Usage Rights. And with the new additions to the specification, it was modularized. |
