Haladó funkciók és innovatív fejlesztések az EPrints és Omeka szoftverek körében

Dóra Nagy; SZTE Klebelsberg Könyvtár

Gyula Nagy; SZTE Klebelsberg Könyvtár – SZTE Neveléstudományi Doktori Iskola

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2019-12-23 23:42:17

Advanced features and innovative developments of softwares including EPrints and OmekaThe University of Szeged Klebelsberg Library has been using EPrints for handling institutional repositories since 2010. As we have progressed together with the program, we have been continually trying to exploit most of its components. In the presentation, we focus on introducing features that may be less widely used within the framework of Hungarian practice. Furthermore, some of our own innovations will also be revealed, for example, the possibilities of setting-up subject headings to the EPrints, managing file formats beyond PDF, the experience of using the statistics module, and the flexibility of designing metadata input forms. In addition to text documents, several image collections have been recently digitized in our library. Access to these images is not provided through the institutionalrepositories, we use another open source software called Omeka. This systemis equipped with a wide range of customizations through various extensions. It is able to manage user and access types, perform geolocations and offer various crowdsourcing techniques (collaboration, commenting and sharing). After a brief introduction to the Omeka, some practical solutions will be demonstrated: Which types of extensions are we using? What are our future plans concerning this service?https://doi.org/10.31915/NWS.2019.16

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