The VIVO Scholar Task Force is creating a new user interface for VIVO, called VIVO Scholar. VIVO Scholar will work with VIVO implementations at version 1.10 and above. The VIVO Scholar Task Force began on April 15, 2019 and will be working to December 2019 at least and perhaps beyond.
What's New?
Read VIVO Scholar Task Force weekly meeting notes (display Google doc here).
Catch Click here to catch up with our Town Hall town hall meetings.
Snoop around our sprints on the Projects tab of VIVO Community Projects.
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- A Spring Data middleware piece which will contain all data from VIVO
- A Solr index
- A GraphQL endpoint to provide an easy, developer-friendly mechanism for obtaining VIVO data (see video for interacting with GraphQL interface)
- The VIVO Scholar site, a read-only user interface that displays public profiles, provides a faceted search, and enables users to browse VIVO data
- The VIVO Scholar interface will conform with the Worldwide Web Consortium Content Accessibility Guidelines version 2.0, Level AA Conformance (WCAG 2.0 Level AA) https://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG20/
Benefits
VIVO Scholar is being designed to be:
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- At Duke, almost 85% of faculty have department profiles using VIVO data.
- Faculty and staff are very motivated to update their local websites, which updates VIVO.
- Widgets save web developers significant time by re-using data with little development effort.
- VIVO provides an institutional workflow for faculty to update their data in one place. "Update once, use everywhere."
- Using GraphQL, data is updated when VIVO is updated, nearly in real time.
Milestones
June
- Search page mockups
July
- More Search page mockups
August
- Home page mockups
September
- Alpha release of VIVO Scholar at VIVO 2019 Conference
- Entity page mockups
October
November
- Beta release of VIVO Scholar: ~ November 24
December
January
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