Create an encoded metadata file using Dublin Core encoded in RDF/XML or Schema.org encoded in JSON. You may use the resource you already described in Assign 3 for this assignment, or you may choose a different resource as you desire. Examples/Suggestions Use one of the templates provided to describe your resource if possible. In the case of Schema.org, if you have chosen another Schema.org type, you can still use the templates as a guide. Submission Submit an XML or JSON file with correct extension (.xml or .json). If you are using RDF/XML you should use the extension .rdf instead, but .xml will do. Encoded metadata created in a word processor document will not be accepted for this assignment. You should create your file in a text editor or XML editor. Your XML or JSON file must validate for full points. Use an online validator or an XML editor to validate your file. XML Validator: https://www.xmlvalidation.com/ JSON Validator: https://jsonlint.com/ Assignment 5 Criteria File Extension assigned appropriately 1 pts Good XML or JSON file submitted with correct extension Ratings Pts 0.5 pts Small Issues O pts Wrong extension used File Inaccessible File cannot be opened 1 pts Validation 1.5 to >1.0 pts Good XML or JSON file validates with the validators listed in the assignment description 1 to >0.0 pts Partial Marks Minor Validation errors only O pts No Marks Major Validation 1.5 pts errors Elements Record contains correct element 2 to >1.0 pts Good 1 to >0.0 pts Fair - Could be improved names based on schema used. All elements appropriately named Good work. Some minor typos and naming issues in record. O pts No Marks Element names do not appear to be from a valid metadata scheme. 2 pts Record Contents 3.5 to >3.0 pts Good Required, recommended, and optional elements enough to adequately describe the resource are used. 3 to 1.0 pts Fair A few additions to your record would make it more descriptive of the resources you are organizing. 1 to >0 pts Issues Major omissions of important information about your resource from the record. Your record should include enough information that a person can determine if they want to pay for access to a resource or event or visit a location to access the resource or event. 3.5 pts Total Points: 8