Spotlight is an open source application – a plugin to Blacklight -- that allows librarians, curators, and content experts to showcase and contextualize digital collections using self-service workflows. The Spotlight Community is comprised of an ecosystem of IT service managers, software developers, user experience designers, collection managers and more. To foster greater community collaboration and leverage our collective expertise, this wiki is intended as a key venue to share information cross-institutionally. This space will initially have a service management focus, but it is intended to grow organically and change over time to support the needs of the community.
Service Management Documentation
- Service Team Charters
- Policies for Institutional Use
- Public Facing Documentation
- Local or Internal Documentation
- Best Practices
- Addressing User Feedback
- Service-Development Communication
Institutional Spotlight Sites
Presentations
- Coming soon
Application Development Documentation
Communication
Service & Collection Management Focus
- Service Community Calls
- Monthly - new - stay tuned for more info
- #spotlight-service on code4lib.slack.com
- spotlight-community@googlegroups.com
Application Development Focus
- Developer Community Calls
- Monthly - announced on blacklight-development@googlegroups.com
- (waiting for channel creation) on code4lib.slack.com
- blacklight-development@googlegroups.com
Search the Spotlight Community Wiki
Navigate space
Spotlight Calendar
- Service Discussion via Zoom. Organize the Spotlight Community wiki (service management focus, inclusive of developers)
- DLF Forum, Pittsburgh, PA, 23-25 October 2017
- Collections: Introduction to Spotlight
- Service Management Panel
- Community Call. Start shift back to developer and development-focused discussion.
