---
title: Context.Metadata
framework: ClassKit Catalog API
role: symbol
role_heading: Dictionary
platforms: [classkit 1.0+]
path: classkitcatalogapi/context/metadata-data.dictionary
---

# Context.Metadata

Information that helps the system categorize a context.

## Declaration

```data
object Context.Metadata
```

## Properties

keywords: A list of tags that describes your content. locale: The locale for which you designed the context. You can upload multiple versions of a context that have the same identifier path but different locales. Use one of the identifiers that the Locale structure supports, like en-us. minimumBundleVersion: The earliest version of your app that supports this context, which is a string of numbers that use periods as delimiters, like 6.3 or 10.5.12. Delete contexts for versions of your app that you no longer support. presentableLocales: A list of locales — any of the identifiers that the Locale structure supports — for which this context data is suitable. If you don’t set this value, the system sets it to a single-element array containing the value of the locale field. Set the value to mul to indicate that the content is suitable for any locale. standardsAlignments: A list of standards to which the context adheres. presentablePaths: A list of identifier paths that act as the context’s parent context. If you don’t set a value for this field, the system adds a path representing the default parent of this context. A context can have a maximum of 2000 child contexts.

## Mentioned in

Preparing Context Data

## Discussion

Discussion You typically design a context with a specific locale in mind, and use the locale field to indicate that locale. However, you may want to make the context available in other locales. For example, a context that you design for the en-us locale may be suitable for any English-speaking locale, like en-gb, en-au, and so on. Use the presentableLocales field to indicate all the locales for which you consider the content to be suitable. Use a single-element array with the value mul to indicate suitability for any locale. If you create multiple contexts to represent the same content for different locales, be sure that the set of presentable locales for one context doesn’t overlap the set of presentable locales for others. This might result in teachers seeing multiple versions of the same content. For example, if you use mul for one context’s presentable values, and en-us for a second, Schoolwork presents an English-speaking teacher in the United States with both contexts, as if they represent different content.

## Topics

### Parent Contexts

- [Context.Metadata.PresentablePaths](classkitcatalogapi/context/metadata-data.dictionary/presentablepaths-data.dictionary.md)

## See Also

### Objects

- [Context.Data](classkitcatalogapi/context/data-data.dictionary.md)