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• I wouldn't call it a fundamental obstacle. Dublin Core is really more of a problem when it comes to getting Zotero to ingest items that are native to Omeka than those that were imported from Zotero. Obviously Dublin Core's 15 fields (in the origina…

  in Examples of Zotero Group Libraries Published on Websites Comment by jflatnes May 15, 2014
• Do you have a more concrete example of what would be difficult?Maybe "difficult" wasn't the most precise choice of words. With an eye toward what Zotero itself does, output through COinS of things imported by Zotero Import would look something like:…

  in Examples of Zotero Group Libraries Published on Websites Comment by jflatnes April 30, 2014
• Omeka's COinS plugin, like Omeka itself, is focused on Dublin Core for metadata input and output. COinS has a format for representing metadata as Dublin Core, which Omeka's plugin uses. The majority of the DC fields are included as-is, with the majo…

  in Examples of Zotero Group Libraries Published on Websites Comment by jflatnes April 30, 2014