This is a recording of part of a Samvera Partner call held on 8th November 2019. Ellen Ramsey from the University of Virginia talks about the two-year, $1 million grant from the Arcadia Fund. Through this project, the University of Virginia and its partner institutions—Ubiquity Press and the British Library—will support the growth of open access through institutional repositories. Working with the global open infrastructure community, the partners will introduce significant structural improvements and new features to the Samvera Community’s Hyku Institutional Repository platform. A link to the full grant announcement can be found below. Extent, 20, and 14
There are a number of user-friendly ways of discovering content and refining search results in Hyku. Linked metadata values, search facets, and dynamic removable chips that display all search filters are key UI features that enhance the search experience. To play the video, use the 'Related URL' link below.
Multi-tenancy is a key feature, exclusive to Hyku among Samvera repository solutions. It means that with one instance of the software, multiple discrete branded repositories can exist. They are individual from the public-facing side, but can be managed from a super-admin layer in Hyku. In this video, Amanda Hurford from PALNI demonstrates new repository creation from the super-admin level. PALNI and PALCI's Hyku for Consortia provides an excellent use case for this feature, allowing member libraries to manage their own repositories within a single instance of Hyku. This demo also touches on creating a work and the UI to customize theming, both of which will be explored in future videos. To play the video, go to the 'Related URL' link below.
Creating a Collection Adding a Work Setting visibility (publishing) and This video demonstrates basic collection management features in Hyku, including
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- Initial User Submission - Admin Review - Admin Request for Revision - User Revision and Resubmission - Admin Review and Approval - Successful Deposit To view the video, go to the 'Relatyed URL' link below. and Mediated deposit allows repository managers to control content coming into the repository by implementing a review and approval workflow to deposits. This allows users to submit a work subject to review by an admin. The admin can approve the work or kick it back to the depositor with a request for revision or other comments. Each party receives status and action notifications in the repository. This second video demonstrates the mediated workflow. It follows a deposit from
Mediated deposit allows repository managers to control content coming into the repository by implementing a review and approval workflow to deposits. This allows users to submit a work subject to review by an admin. The admin can approve the work or kick it back to the depositor with a request for revision or other comments. Each party receives status and action notifications in the repository. This first video demonstrates how to create an Admin Set, which enables the admin to apply mediated rules to deposits. To view the video, go to the 'Related URL' link below.