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13 Identifier An identifier is a unique string of characters given to a resource that helps identify within a larger set of data or items. Questions to Consider When Determining Identifier - Who will be trying to find this item? Who will be trying to find it within the larger dataset? - Is there a larger group that you are trying to identify a resource within? - How will the identifier help the recordkeepers and the people creating metadata? How will it be useful to the users? - Do you want your identifier to represent some kind of information and if so, what kind? Identifier Examples - International Standard Book Number (ISBN) - Digital Object Identifier (DOI) See Related Dublin Core Categories: Title
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