Hi,

Sorry--I'm not following the forums closely so I didn't see this earlier. Hope your thesis went (or is going!) well.

The easiest way to see the difference is to export them both. Zotero RDF is a custom format which includes notes, tags, and file location.

Currently Zotero is exporting unqualified DC; I don't see qualified DC as an option at present. If you'd like to understand the difference between DC and Qualified DC see an example such as http://www.wrn.aber.ac.uk/objects/metadata_overview/page_11.htm .

I'll also post unqualified DC RDF followed by Zotero RDF for the same item from my library.

This might be a little easier with indentation but that gets stripped out by the forums. Try exporting an item from your library to see that helpful whitespace! You can "Export Selected Item" yourself by selecting an item and right-clicking to get its context menu.

If you have more questions, please add them to this thread!

-Jodi

Zotero RDF:

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(deleted a bib:Memo due to length problems while posting)