1. View Sample descriptions (integrated metadata) Press <spacebar> to continue tutorial

2. Topic: Sample and Census metadata (12 slides) • Explore metadata, click “Sample descriptions”: • Sample summary: person records, %, cautions • Census characteristics: Title, agency, date, field work, etc. • Sample characteristics: source, design, unit, fraction, weights, special populations (e.g., nomads, military, homeless) • Units definitions: dwellings, house, households • Select samples to view variables or create an extract

3. Integrated Metadata: Sample description

4. Sample description: summary

5. Census characteristics: title, agency, universe, de facto/de jure, unit, day

6. Census Information:field work, forms, respondent, coverage

7. Sample characteristics:source, design

8. Sample characteristics:sample unit, fraction, person records, weightsUnits identified: dwellings, vacant, households, individuals, group quarters, etc.

9. Unit definitions: dwellings, house, households • When finished, scroll to top and click any option. • To view the variables in a sample or samples or to create an extract, scroll to top and click “Variables”.

10. Integrated Metadata: Sample selection button Click here, to select samples (the default is “all samples in the database”)

11. Select Samples: click any box or boxesThen, click “Submit sample selections” First, select samples (click any box or boxes—scroll up-down). Then, click “submit sample selections”. If not, selections are notselected.

12. Select Samples: click any box or boxesThen, click “Submit sample selections” Want more? View tutorial on “variables”