The DSpace Community Advisory Team (DCAT) is developing this user-facing guide to DSpace 8. All are welcome to participate.

Pages

• Community and Collection management
  • 'Assigning Roles' in Collections: How to Set Up Workflows and Grant Privileges
  • Collection Management
    • Create Collection
    • Delete Collection
    • Edit Collection
  • Community Management
    • Create a Community
    • Delete Community
    • Edit Community
  • Export Metadata by Collection or Community
• Content (Item) management
  • Add item
  • Delete item
  • Edit Item
    • Authorizations (Manage access to an item)
    • Collection Mapper
    • Edit Bitstream
    • Edit Metadata
    • Edit Relationship
    • Make an item discoverable
    • Make an item non-discoverable
    • Move an Item
    • Versioned Item
    • Withdraw an item
  • Embargo an item
  • Lease an item
• DSpace Demo Quick Start
• Management sidebar
  • Administrator Reports (Beta feature)
  • COAR Notify
    • COAR Notify - Dashboard
    • COAR Notify - LDN Services
    • Use Cases - Getting two DSpace application to communicate with each other
  • Notifications
    • Publication Claim
    • Quality Assurance
      • COAR Notify Integration
      • OpenAIRE Integration
• Menus
• Registry management
  • Metadata Registry Management
• Request-a-copy
  • Approve an access request
  • Create a request
• Search - Advanced
• User management
  • Add or Manage an E-Person
  • Create or manage a user group

Videos

https://new.d2t.co/knowledge-center

For repository/DSpace administrators

Community and Collection management

Content (Item) management

User management

Registry management 

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• Administrative search

Pages not yet created; please feel free to add, and start writing, these pages for topics requested by the DCAT DSpace Community Advisory Team: 

• Perform curation tasks 
• Manage active workflow tasks 

For submitters

Add item

Embargo an item

Lease an item

For DSpace users

Request-a-copy

Editing Guidelines

• Crop images before loading.
• Add a border around each image.
• Add an image as "large" if  text is small.
• Avoid tables, if possible.

Transfer images from Google Doc to the Wiki

1. Download the Google Doc as an HTML file. This will include an images folder.
2. Crop the images, if needed. (GIMP, free open source; cropping instructions)
3. Upload those images to the Wiki storage area.