• Carol Minton Morris (chair, DuraSpace)
  
  • Bram Luyten (Atmire) (may occasionally sit in)
• Mariya Maistrovskaya (University of Toronto)
• Felicity Dykas (University of Missouri)
• Jose Carvalho (University of Minho)
• Nelson Torres (University of Minho)
• Tom Hutchinson <thutchi1@swarthmore.edu>
• Sarah Molloy (Queen Mary University of London)
  
• Agustina Martinez-Garcia
• Arthur Smith
• Tim Donohue
• Andrea Bollini (4Science)

Meeting Details

• Jan 31 at 11:00 AM ET on https://duraspace.zoom.us/my/dspace

Goals

• Convening efforts to reach out and deeply engage the DSpace community in the aspects of DSpace 7 development. 
• Next meeting Feb 14, 2018 11:00 AM ET in the Zoom DSpace Meeting Room Join from PC, Mac, Linux, iOS or Android: https://duraspace.zoom.us/my/dspace
  
  

Discussion items

Notes

Housekeeping: OR2018 organizers are planning to make informal meet-up spaces available on Sunday before OR; will enough of us (DSpace 7 OR Group) be attending to plan for an in-person get-together?

• Not known who will attend yet
• DSpace committers are planning on getting together; no agenda yet; could be an open to all interested in DSpace
• Those who are in Bozeman on Sunday will find the DSpace group

DSpace 7 Update

• Tim reviewed the draft DSpace 7 Development Planning document and explained that he would update to accurately reflect in-process "What's in DSpace 7" https://goo.gl/RZ2C3P doc
• Indicates how much work there is left to do and what is completed
  
• Eventually it will contain start and end dates for development sprints

José continued review/discussion of "What's in DSpace 7" https://goo.gl/RZ2C3P 

• Very good document/resource, just what is needed to understand DSpace 7 features and get users excited about DSpace 7
• This group will continue to review, provide feedback
• José will share with Maureen Walsh and schedule release of https://goo.gl/RZ2C3P to DCAT for review/feedback asap or in March
• ASAP publish on blog/social media
• Develop flyer for distribution at OR2018

Action items