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- DSpace statistics
- interpreting statistics
- improving robot filtering & assessing robot traffic
- exchanging which types of reports are being used for which purposes
- Bulk metadata editing & uploading content
- Building simple archive format structures/folders
- Working with the spreadsheet bulk editing tool
- Command line imports
- Authentication & Authorization
- The policy wildcard tool: what can it be used for and what to watch out for
- How authorization policies are enforced on the different dspace interfaces (xmlui, jspui, oai-pmh, rest, rss, ...)
- Request a copy
- Configuring embargos
- Implications of changing settings
- What are bundle permissions used for?
- Crosswalks
- For which purposes are people using the crosswalks bundled with DSpace today
- Submissions & Workflow
- Search, Discovery and Browse
- Applying SOLR configuration
- Changing facets, metadata fields, indexes
- Explaining "relevance" ranking of search results, detecting problems with this sorting
- Explaining "more like this" listing of items
- Authority control
- Success stories for using ORCID
- Confidence values: how are they used, why are they relevant?
The most frequently discussed topics on stackoverflow or the dspace tech mailing list can also be a good source to identify some of these topics.
DCAT might have an image/branding issue when the goal is to involve new people or beginning repository managers here. As a solution, this "type" of DCAT call can be communicated/marketed as "Community Forum" calls. Could still be mentioned as "DCAT" presents, but it should be clear that you shouldn't consider yourself an "advisor" in order to attend/benefit from this..
Tim Donohue suggested that this group could create a collection of brief videos on topics of interest. These videos could be used as training materials and to spark discussion among community members.
Post-Call
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Suggestions for the next months ahead
August: Community Forum Call: DSpace statistics
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