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- Main call Tuesday, August 12 2014, 15:00 UTC/GMT - 11:00 ET
- Satellite call Wednesday, August 13th 2014 07:00 UTC/GMT - 03:00 ET
Dial-in
We will use the international conference call dial-in. Please follow directions below.
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What is the difference between the "main call" and satellite call?
2014 Meeting objectives
From August until December 2014, the monthly DCAT meetings are centered around defining, refining and prioritizing DSpace use cases.
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- as anonymous, non-logged in users
- as registered, logged-in users who do not have any specific administrative rights or responsibilities
For each of the needs that emerge, we will try to qualify those needs as:
- Supported: the use case is being addressed and that the bulk of configuration associated with it (if any) can happen through the UI.
- Partially supported: there is room for improvement in the support for the use case. It also covers the cases where specific server configuration or small customizations to the code are required in order to properly support the use case.
- Unsupported: if at all possible with DSpace, addressing the use case requires substantial modifications to the DSpace sourcecode.
We rather want to cover more use cases than to stick to a limited number, allowing to dig deeper in detail. This is why we will be asking the participants in the call for their institutions or personal priority after devoting ~5 minutes to a explanation and discussion about the actual use case. This means we hope to cover at least 10 use cases during the call.
Read more about certain use cases that were already identified: Use Cases
The best way to participate and contribute
If you have some time to spare to prepare for this meeting, it would be great if you could briefly list the most important end user use cases for you or your institution, especially if they fall in the category unsupported.
Discussed use cases
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- . For such users, submission can fall under the use cases.
Read more about certain use cases that were already identified: Use Cases
Discussed use cases
- Seeing only those items listed the user has access to, through all of the DSpace interfaces (honouring permissions) - Terry Brady
- Viewing video from DSpace pages, for videos hosted in DSpace - Terry Brady
- Viewing video from DSpace pages, for videos hosted elsewhere (internal streaming server, youtube, vimeo) - Terry Brady, Kate Dohe, Kim Shepherd
- Permission handling with regards to streaming video - Terry Brady, Kim Shepherd
- Accessing documents in the browser with page-turning functionality - Terry Brady
- A consistent faceted browsing experience across all of DSpace (eliminating Browse/Discovery inconsistencies) - Daryl Grenz
- Easier access to items related to a specific metadata value for another item (clickable author names & other authorities) - Daryl Grenz & Jim Ottaviani
- Getting a clearer representation of the different roles a faculty member had in the creation of an item (faculty profile page - difference advisor/creator) - Daryl Grenz
- Editing my own archived submissions - Yu "Lilly" Li & Sarah Potvin
- Tagging photos and other forms of crowdsourced metadata - David Schuster
- Enhanced visual access to collections with images or rich thumbnail representations of other files - David Schuster
- Discovery and retrieval of content on mobile devices
- It was also noted that there are administrative use cases on mobile.
- File upload first submission and automated metadata extraction - Kim Shepherd
JSPUI – Login as Dspace admin --> Edit Collection --> Land to Policies for Collection "Your Collection" – There should be back button.- Hardik MIshra
Call Attendees (main+satellite)
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- Bram Luyten (@mire) - @mire
- Maureen Walsh - Ohio State University
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Satellite Call Attendees
- Bram Luyten (@mire) - @mire
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Action Items
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- Terrence W Brady & Kate Dohe - Georgetown University
- Sarah Potvin - Texas A&M University
- Daryl Grenz - KAUST
- Sue Kunda - Oregon State University
- Jim Ottaviani - University of Michigan
- Tara Stephens - UBC
- Peter Dietz - Longsight
- Felicity Dykas - University of Missouri
- Kim Shepherd - University of Auckland