An ElasticSearch index which will contain all data from VIVO
A GraphQL endpoint to provide an easy, developer-friendly mechanism for obtaining VIVO data (see video for interacting with GraphQL interface)
The VIVO Scholar site, a read-only user interface that displays public profiles, provides a faceted search, and enables users to browse VIVO data
The VIVO Scholar interface will conform with the Worldwide Web Consortium Content Accessibility Guidelines version 2.0, Level AA Conformance (WCAG 2.0 Level AA) https://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG20/

Benefits

VIVO Scholar is being designed to be:

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The VIVO Scholar Task Force will consist of members from three or more institutions, but the majority will come from Duke University.
- Most of the members will have been involved with the Product Evolution Task Force in some way.
- We aim to keep the development team small, with 8 members or fewer if possible, and will include developers with applicable skills.
- Some developers may contribute for specific tasks or for specific sprints.
The task force will operate with continuous, two-week sprints. Work will be deliverable-based rather than exploratory.
Weekly meetings will be closed to keep discussions focused.
We intend to streamline development processes and meetings as much as we can.
We'll create milestones with deliverables that we can share with the community and get feedback.

This is all preliminary and subject to change . .

Facilitators

Damaris Murry, Duke University

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Ralph O'Flinn, University of Alabama at Birmingham

Don Elsborg, CU Boulder

Alex Viggio, CU Boulder . . . and more!

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