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OCLC's Work with the Dublin Core Metadata Element Set

ABSTRACT OCLC (Online Computer Library Center) involvement with the Dublin Core Metadata Element Set dates to 1995, when it hosted a meeting of parties interested in metadata schema for use in the World Wide Web environment. The Dublin Core Metadata Element Set grew from the conversations at that meeting. Since that time, OCLC has developed within its cataloging interfaces functionalities to allow OCLC libraries to implement Dublin Core elements. This article provides a brief overview of OCLC's efforts in this area.