Interested in VIVO? Exploring?  Considering implementing VIVO at your institution?  We have a variety of materials related to research networking, the VIVO approach, community and software.

VIVO creates an integrated record of the scholarly work of your organization

• VIVO Benefits - Information about how the power of VIVO can be leveraged, by faculty, staff, students, and partners.
• Follow the self-paced Short Tour: VIVO Overview
• VIVO FAQs - Frequently Asked Questions that have been raised during local outreach presentations, conferences, and emails to project members.
• Upcoming Events

A comparison to others

• Check out the Comparison of Research Networking Tools and Research Profiling Systems on Wikipedia – somewhat bewildering, but note the comparative adoption rates and that VIVO shows up prominently as green for open source – and also provides linked open data
• Semantic Web resources - Resources to learn about the semantic web, linked open data, and more.

Learn more about VIVO

• A one sheet, two page, PDF VIVO flyer.  VIVOinfo1012sm.pdf
• VIVO: A Semantic Approach to Scholarly Networking and Discovery.  The VIVO Book – available at Amazon.com
• Introduction to VIVO workshop at the 2014 VIVO Conference in Austin
• View the slides and/or video recordings of the Spring, 2013 DuraSpace Community Webinar Series Five: VIVO -- Research Discovery & Networking
  
  • Webinar 1: Overview of VIVO | presentation slides | webinar recording
  • Webinar 2: Case Studies: VIVO at Colorado, Brown, Duke, & Weill Cornell Medical College | presentation slides | webinar recording
  • Webinar 3: VIVO Technical Deep Dive | presentation slides | webinar recording
• Local Adoption resources - includes an introduction to a library-based model of support and dissemination, background information, ideas, strategies, and materials for local outreach efforts within institutions or organizations.

History of VIVO

• The historical About page includes a list of the partner institutions on the NIH-funded VIVO Project 2009-2012
• Publications and Presentations from the NIH-funded effort 2009-2012
• VIVO in the Press provides a list of articles that discuss or reference the project.