User Interface terms - Sessions tab

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User Interface terms - Sessions tab

The labels generally reflect IMDI standards, such as described here:

http://tla.mpi.nl/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/IMDI_MetaData_3.0.4.pdf.

  • In the Sessions tab, when you click a Session file (type), the Session tab is displayed. This table lists words that you see in that tab.

Session tab term

Description

Id

Use your own coding system, unique for each speech session. However, if the session is related to others, say, as different parts of the same overall recording opportunity or as a continuation of another filled-up Session Worksheet, then the number should reflect that. Example: dWR09-04A-am; dWR09-04A-pm-2.

Note: The Id is used as the name of the folder that stores the files associated with the session, and is in the file name of renamed files.

Date

Select the date when the session recorded or originated.

Title

Type the title you want for the session. Example: Emir Hussein’s Wedding 2014. (You type the project title in About This Project.)

Setting

Type the location where the session occurred from a more cultural standpoint. Examples: ”In X’s home”; ”Outside the church”; ”Beside the river”.

People

Select people (by name or code) whose voice is recorded or who made written transcripts and similar (more). This is not those who operated equipment or contributed to a file.

Location

Type the location, such as the village or town, where the session was recorded or originated.

Genre

A genre is a class or category of a session having a particular form, content, technique, and so on. (From http://tla.mpi.nl/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/IMDI_MetaData_3.0.4.pdf: "The conventionalized discourse types of the content of the session." More Fields has Sub-Genre field.)

  • Choose from the drop-down list or type a new genre directly in this field.

Access

Select the access level for the current session. Available choices are based on the choice made in the Access Protocol area of the Project tab.

Situation

Type any details that seem relevant about the context for the session or the course of events that caused the session to take place.

Description

Type the scope and goals of the session.

More Fields

See: More Fields.

Custom Fields

Custom fields allow you to capture metadata for which SayMore does not provide a dedicated field.

Tab label

Description

Related Topics

View

Shows metadata in an xml format, or can display the contents of the file, such as a PDF file.

View a file

Image

Shows the current picture.

View a file

Audio

Displays controls so you can play the current audio file.

Play a media file

Video

Displays controls so you can play the current video file.

Play a media file

Annotations

Displays controls so you can work with annotations.

Annotations tab overview

Generated Audio

Shows controls so you can play the current audio file.

Generated Audio tab overview

Properties

Shows fields and values, typically populated by added media files. The More Information button shows more file metadata.

 

Contributors

Shows contributors, roles and more.

Use Contributors tab

Start Annotating

Displays controls so you can start annotating.

Create Annotation file

Related Topics

Change the User Interface language

Choose columns

Metadata (RAMP)

Metadata (IMDI)

User Interface overview