Many people don’t want to deposit directly through a repository Why? No time Don’t understand deposit process Deposit process perceived as too daunting!
One click deposit, into repository publication workflow Full control on what being deposited (as opposed to depositing everything that has been unread into a repository – could be quite dangerous!!) Friendly suggestion on what could be deposited – alert that suggests that attached item could be candidate for a repository deposit, work as an inbox analysis tool Automatic metadata extraction Optional manual metadata input Leeds to better m/d Depends on amount of detail input (may require specific plug-in for specific repository) But adds more 'clicks' to the deposit process
Email Repository Deposit:Creating a plug-in for Thunderbird allowing deposit into a repository via SWORD - Presentation Transcript
Email Repository Deposit Creating a plug-in for Thunderbird allowing deposit into a repository via SWORD Monday 12 th October 2009 Deposit Tools Show and Tell, University of London, London www.bath.ac.uk UKOLN is supported by: Alexey Strelnikov Research Officer UKOLN Contributions from Emma Tonkin, Mahendra Mahey and Mark Dewey
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Development
Original idea by Emma Tonkin, Mahendra Mahey and Mark Dewey
Developed Thunderbird email client plug-in for deposit into repository using SWORD
Open Repositories 2009 – Repository Challenge
Developed in 1 day
Would consider further development if there is enough interest
Action flow diagram
User perspective
One click deposit, into repository publication workflow
Full control on what being deposited
Friendly suggestion on what could be deposited
Automatic metadata extraction
Optional manual metadata input
Leeds to better m/d
Depends on amount of detail input (may require specific plug-in for specific repository)
But adds more 'clicks' to the deposit process
Developers perspective
Multiplatform application
Common API (JavaScript)
Easy to deliver and install
Problems: limited performance, possible security limitations, email client version incompatibilities
Walk-through
http://www.vimeo.com/4733141
Next Steps of Action
Implementing additional features, e.g. an email thread handling
Testing & publishing
Exploring possibilities to create plugins for other email clients
A talk were given at Deposit tools workshop and des more
A talk were given at Deposit tools workshop and describing the email client plugin which allow to deposit documents attached to email just with one click less
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