Copyright Year Element HelpDefinitionThe copyright year is the year associated with the creation of the resource for copyright purposes, often the published date. Copyright date is a subelement of OriginInfo, which is a larger element that contains information about the origin of the resource, including place of origin or publication, publisher/originator, and associated dates. Form ElementIn the online templates, this element appears as below: This form element allows the user to enter the copyright year. Best PracticesThe best practice for entering the copyright year is to enter the full 4-digit year. If the copyright year is uncertain, this can be indicated by using the abbreviation "c" for circa, or by entering a likely range of dates; other abbreviations, brackets, or question marks should not be used. Quite often, the copyright year is the same as the publication year. SobekCM / MODS Encoding<mods:originInfo> Metadata MappingMARC to MODS MappingThe copyright year information maps from:
MODS to MARC MappingMapping from the MODS back to MARC is the reverse of the procedure listed above. ContributorsNicola Hill, Mark Sullivan, and Laurie Taylor |