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Making your own schema with Roma Sebastian Rate and Lou Bernard 1 Before you start In this exercise, you will use Roma, a web tool available from the TEI website and also included on your TEI Knox

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1. Start by identifying the purpose of your schema. Determine what information you want to organize and what specific goals you want to achieve with it.
2. Research and gather relevant data. This can include collecting existing documents, conducting surveys, or interviewing experts in the field.
3. Create a framework for your schema. This involves organizing the collected data into categories, hierarchies, or relationships that make sense for your specific needs.
4. Define the elements of your schema. Determine the attributes, properties, or characteristics that each category or data point should have.
5. Use a schema language or tool to formalize your schema. This could be an XML schema, JSON schema, or any other appropriate language that allows you to define the structure and constraints of your schema.
6. Test and validate your schema. Make sure it accurately represents the information you want to organize and that it functions correctly for its intended purpose.
7. Implement your schema. This involves incorporating your schema into the relevant systems, databases, or applications that will utilize it.
8. Continuously review and update your schema as needed. As your data or organizational needs change, revisit and revise your schema to ensure it remains relevant and effective.

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1. Data analysts or scientists who need to organize and structure large volumes of data for analysis and insights.
2. Website developers or designers who want to create structured data markup to enhance search engine visibility and user experience.
3. Organizations or individuals who want to standardize and share data with others in a consistent and interoperable format.

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Making your own schema involves creating a customized structure or framework for organizing and storing data.

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