MODS Element	Attributes	Subelements
<mods:note>	@type	None

Usage Guidelines

1. This element should be used sparingly. If a more specific MODS element would be more appropriate, always use the more specific element.
2. Consult this list of common note terms from the Library of Congress. If you require an additional type, please contact the Metadata Librarian.
3. The following types of notes are most common:

Type	Label	MARC
bibliography	Bibliography	504
credits	Credits	508
exhibitions	Exhibition History	585
provenance	Provenance	541, 561
statementOfResponsibility	Responsibility	245 $c
titleSource	Title Source	500

Elements

<mods:note>

Required: N

Repeatable: Y

MARC: 5XX, 245 $c

Definition: General textual information relating to a resource.

Attributes:

type (required): see above

displayLabel (optional): see above

Examples

<mods:note type=“credits”>Digital file includes a piano score composed and performed by Philip Carli.</mods:note>

<mods:note>Based on the play "I am a camera" by John Van Druten, and "Berlin stories" by Christopher Isherwood.</mods:note>