Roots & Routes - Introduction to Islandora

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Roots & Routes - 2014Kirsta StapelfeldtCoordinator, USTC Library’s Digital Scholarship Unit

Introduction to

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Workshop Outline

● Logging into the Islandora Sandbox

● Islandora’s Architecture and Goals

● Adding content to Islandora

● Resources for working with Islandora

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http://sandbox.islandora.ca/

Navigate here for access to a live installation of basic Islandora.

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http://sandbox.islandora.ca/

Login here

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http://sandbox.islandora.ca/

You’re logged in as an administrator

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http://sandbox.islandora.ca/

Click “Islandora Repository”

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http://sandbox.islandora.ca/

Content Types supported by

Islandora

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Islandora is a suite of Drupal Modules

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Drupal is...

● open Content Management Framework software maintained and developed by 630,000+ users and developers.

● endlessly customizable via Modules - functional plugins that either come with drupal or are developed by the community.

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Drupal is...

● the "website" side of Islandora. Non-repo pages, menus, site theme, users - These are all managed by Drupal.

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http://82nd-and-fifth.metmuseum.org/sealed/

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http://www.whitehouse.gov/

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http://www.louvre.fr/

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Islandora uses Drupal, but provides additional features

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http://sandbox.islandora.ca/

Click on the Book Collection

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A thumbnail image represents the book cover.

Click it.

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the Internet Archives book

reader

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Open Seadragon Image Viewer

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Drupal is only part of the

architecture

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Select the manage tab

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the book “object,” which is comprised of “datastreams” - this package of content is

FedoraCommons

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FedoraCommons is...

● a general-purpose, open-source digital object repository system.

● originally developed by researchers at Cornell University as an architecture for storing, managing, and accessing digital content in the form of digital objects.

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FedoraCommons is...

● a unique content and relationship modeling framework that preserves the integrity of collections and can be modified to manage any digital asset.

● the storage layer of Islandora. Objects ingested into and managed with Islandora are stored in a Fedora repository - not in Drupal.

● Why is FedoraCommons important?

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Select the “MODS” hyperlink

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Other Types of Metadata

● Provenance: who owns this? Where did it come from? Who has touched it?

● Technical: What is needed to render, interact with and use the digital object?

● Rights management: What intellectual property rights must be observed?

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RDF or “Relationship” metadata allows for the creation of graph-like data structures

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Short break?

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http://islandora.ca/downloads

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From a book, select “pages”

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click on an image thumbnail to access a single “page”

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Select “manage”

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Select “datastreams” (the theme makes it a little hard)

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Multiple datastreams make up each page

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Security

Access control for people - multiple roles, with permissions written to the datastream level.

Versioning for datastreams (so that any error can be removed)

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Can be extended

Because it is open source, it can be modified by a developer for additional functions & themed to suit a specific community.

Metadata that contains dates or geographic coordinates can be indexed and rendered in maps and timelines

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Add something to Islandora

Add a simple image to Islandora

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go to google images and grab an image of .jpeg, .png, or .gif type

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Navigate to basic image collection

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Select “manage” tab

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Select “Add an object to this Collection”

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If you had a library catalogue record, you could upload it here.

Just select “next”

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Type a title for your image

Then scroll down & select “next”

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Choose and upload the file that you just

saved

Then select “Ingest”

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Image appears with a message that the object has been

ingested

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Selecting the Manage tab, and

“datastreams” will show you all the files

that have been created.

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Search & Indexing

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Simple search for “Prince”

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Solr: Open-source searching platform

Fast and flexible search powering numerous sites with different data

● Netflix● Internet Archive● the Smithsonian● Instagram● eHarmony● JSTOR● reddit● Public Library of Science

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Multiple options to configure advanced

search

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What have we covered?

● Logging into the Islandora Sandbox

● Islandora’s Architecture and Goals

● Adding content to Islandora

● Resources for working with Islandora

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http://islandora.ca/

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Go to your library or ITS department to see if you can get support. Thanks for listening to me!

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