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Islandora Scholar is a suite of modules designed to help Islandora function as an Institutional Repository (although some features are helpful in other use cases as well). It is unique compared to other Islandora modules in terms of the number of features it provides as well as the vast amount of submodules that it contains. It is helpful to think of Scholar as being a kind of scholarly content solution pack due to the new content models it provides (citation & thesis), but it also differs from other solution packs in that it provides new functionality that may be used with other content models (cmodels) as well.

Sample Features

Features:

  • Citation Content Model and Thesis Content Model (and associated default forms)
  • Display dynamically-formatted citations based on MODS data according to on user-uploaded CSL files
  • (optional) tab on Citation objects containing the self-archiving policies of the associated periodical, based on Sherpa/RoMEO
  • (optional) links on Citation and Thesis objects to search for them in Google Scholar or your local discovery layer
  • Importers and populators to create objects based on DOIs, PMIDs, Endnote XML, or RIS files (see associated submodules)
  • Ability to embargo objects or datastreams permanently or with a time limit (see Scholar Embargo submodule)
  • Google Scholar-ready microdata in meta tags (see Islandora Google Scholar submodule)
  • New citation & thesis content models
  • Sherpa/RoMEO integration
  • Creation of new objects from EndNote XML or RIS files exported from other systems
  • Creation of new objects from Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs) and PubMed IDs (PMIDs)
  • Suppression of objects from display or disable viewing/downloading of particular datastreams
  • Exporting of collections of bookmarks as RIS, RTF or PDF files
  • User-selectable dynamic citation styling using Citation Style Language (CSL) files
  • Extra HTML metadata to assist with Google Scholar indexing
  • (see Islandora Bookmark and Exporter submodules)

Requirements

This module requires the following external modules/libraries:

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These features can be configured on the Scholar admin page, at Administration » Islandora » Solution Pack Configuration » Scholar (/admin/islandora/solution_pack_config/scholar) .


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Sherpa/RoMEO

Sherpa/RoMEO is a service which provides information about the copyright & self-archiving policies of various academic journals. When this feature is enabled, a "RoMEO" tab will appear on objects with the Citation Content Model which have a MODS identifier of type "issn". This can be used in staff workflows, to help encourage self-archiving. Results of RoMEO queries are cached in the Drupal database, but are not saved into object metadata. 

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The sizes of the thumbnail (TN) and cover page (PREVIEW) datastreams, which are derived from the first page of the PDF using imagemagick, are also configurable here. Below, a screenshot of the PDF configuration screen.


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About CSL (Citation Style Language)

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The appropriate type of citation will be displayed according to the content of the <genre> tag in the MODS record for each Citation or Thesis object. The default thesis form includes a field called "Genre"; in the default Citation form, this is the "Publication Type" field near the top of the form.  A case-sensitive entry is required in order to generate the correct formatting:

MODS <genre> termFormat of the citation generated by Islandora Scholar
blank/default/
any-term-not-
in-a-controlled
-vocab
Citation will be formatted like a journal article.
<genre>journal article</genre>Citation will be formatted like a journal article.
<genre>book chapter</genre>

Citation will be formatted like a book chapter.

<genre>book section</genre>Citation will be formatted like a book chapter.
<genre>book</genre>Citation will be formatted like a book.


Scholar Submodules

Importers and Populators

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