Event recording
Metadata and discoverability with Josée Plamondon
Date
February 22, 2019Director
Frédérique RivestEditor
Frédérique RivestProduction
Fondation Jean-Pierre PerreaultLength
2 h 03
Josée Plamondon’s presentation (in French) « Métadonnées et découvrabilité : aidez les moteurs de recherche à comprendre votre site web», February 22, 2019.
This presentation is part of the «La danse dans le Web des données» project.
«La danse dans le Web des données» is supported by the Conseil des arts et des lettres du Québec as part of its “Exploration et déploiement numérique” program.
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