Disconnect the thing from your profile: ‣ Go to the item ‣ Click Edit ‣ Click Disconnect in the sidebar ‣ The item stays in the system but is no longer connected to your profile This is useful if you want to remove authorship but keep the item. The item will no longer show up in your contributions. 48  Delete / disconnect contributions Assignment - Go to your event and article - Disconnect yourself as author from both - Delete the event - Delete the article - Tag both: 'delete' Let me know when you're done! 49  Delete / disconnect contributions Evaluation Well done!

1. Anymeta training
Advanced User Module
Eveline Wiegmans & Evelyn Grooten
22nd of February 2011

2. Content Management System
The principles of Anymeta 0
1. Content Management System
2. ‘Anything is a thing’
3. Metadata

3. Content Management System
The principles of Anymeta 1.
A Content Management System allows users without any technical
knowledge to contribute to a website and to share data.
- Community Management System
- User roles (view- and editright)

4. Content Management System
The principles of Anymeta 2.
“Anything is a thing”
Every item (article, event, picture) is structured with relations and
connections. This structure is created by using metadata.

5. Content Management System
The principles of Anymeta 3.
Metadata:
“Data providing information about one or more other pieces of data”
Because users and editors add metadata to their contributions, the
system ‘understands' their relation to other things.
All contributions will therefore appear in the right place and with
relevant context. This saves editors a lot of time. This automated
linking in Anymeta is called matching.

6. The principles of Anymeta
Kinds, Types and roles
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7. The principles of Anymeta
Kinds, Types and roles
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8. The principles of Anymeta
Kinds, Types and roles
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9. The principles of Anymeta
Kinds, Types and roles
Between these things
different roles are possible:
‣ Author
‣ Actor
‣ Participant
‣ Organiser
‣ Fan
The role defines the place on
the page where the thing will
show up.
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10. The principles of Anymeta
Domainmodel
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11. The principles of Anymeta
Domainmodel
topic
post
note
taken at
comment interest attachment
actor resource
location author
comment
lived friend
visited knows
is in interest
interest
mmember
interest moderator
author
actor forum
interest
person
story author
actor interest interest
participant author author
works for organized by
interest interest actor
actor set
interest
article
news
about us
author organized by
actor presented at event
organized by
project
author
publisher actor
website organization publisher publication
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12. The principles of Anymeta
Where to look?
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13. The principles of Anymeta
Where to look?
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14. The principles of Anymeta
Where to look?
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15. The principles of Anymeta
Where to look?
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16. The principles of Anymeta
Where to look?
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17. The principles of Anymeta
Where to look?
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18. The principles of Anymeta
Where to look?
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19. The principles of Anymeta
The structure of pages
- Events
- Persons
- Articles
- Organisations
- Locations
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20. The structure of pages
Event
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21. The structure of pages
Event
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22. The structure of pages
Event
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23. The structure of pages
Person
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24. The structure of pages
Person
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25. The structure of pages
Article
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26. The structure of pages
Article
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27. The structure of pages
Organization
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28. The structure of pages
Organization
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29. The structure of pages
Location
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30. The structure of pages
Location
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31. The prinicples of Anymeta
Assignment
- Complete your profile
- Questions?
- Short break
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32. Block 2
Creating content in the front-end
- The role of text and pictures in list items
- Creative Commons
- Visibility & Accessibility
- Assignment
- Evaluation of Assignment
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33. The role of text and images in list items
List items
A list item is a summarized
view of the item in the
detailed view.
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34. The role of text and images in list items
List items
- Add an image
- Use clear & 'cliche' titles
- Keep the intro to the point
- Add metadata
- Important things at the top
- Do things right the first time
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35. Assignment
Gadget

36. Assignment
Gadget
- Go to ‘new contribution’.
- Add an article, only add text
- Add an event, only add text
- Add a date to the event and link it to an organization and a location
- Make sure the organization and location have an address
- Add the tag: ‘gadget’
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37. Creative Commons
Uploading images
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38. Creative Commons
Uploading images
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39. Creative Commons
http://www.flickr.com/creativecommons
Doubt? Ask for permission or forget about it.
Text: note the source!
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40. Creative Commons
Hyperlinks
Remember:
[url <space> name of the link] = name of the link
http:// is not neccessary
Examples:
[mediamatic.net A nice website] = A nice website
[flickr.com/3456/creativecommons/o/ Flickr link] = Flickr link
[blogspot.eveline.com My weblog] = My weblog
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41. Creative Commons, visibility and Accessibility
General Settings
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42. Creative Commons, visibility and Accessibility
General settings
Specific Settings
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43. Creative Commons, visibility and Accessibility
Specific settings
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44. Creative Commons
Checklist for images
1. Title: what do you see, what is it
2. Caption: Name artist, description, year, source
3. Source: By owner found on source
4. Adjust creative common settings if needed
5. Tag people in the image
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45. Creative Commons
Assignment
1. Use creative commons on Flickr to find images. Add an image to your event
and article
2. Include a title and caption with source
Remember: By owner found on flickr.
[flickr.com Flickr] will become a link: Flickr
3. Remove yourself as photographer of the picture if you’re not.
4. Adjust copyright settings if needed
Do it right the first time – it will save you time
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46. Assignment
Evaluation of assignment
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47. Delete / disconnect contributions
Delete contributions
There are two options to delete things:
1. Delete the thing (trashcan)
‣ Delete the item from My contributions
2. Disconnect the thing ‣ Use the Delete button in the edit bar
‣ The item is deleted, but the connection
in still there:
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48. Delete / disconnect contributions
Disconnect contributions
There are two options to delete things:
‣ Disconnect the thing by clicking the red cross
1. Delete the thing (trashcan)
2. Disconnect the thing
‣ The item is still in your contributions
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49. Questions?
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50. Anymeta training
Editors Module
Eveline Wiegmans & Evelyn Grooten
22nd of February 2011

51. Working in the admin
Introduction
= Front
= Back
Possible to search on ID
You can do more in the admin
Create navigation, specify kinds with types, change the owner
Go to /admin and click home
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52. Working in the admin
Introduction
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53. Working in the admin
Introduction
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54. Working in the admin
Introduction
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55. Working in the admin
Introduction
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56. Admin assigment 1
Create connections in the admin
1. Find a location on Mediamatic.net (and write down the ID)
2. Go to your profile and click Admin
3. Find the role Lives and connect the location to your profile
4. You may delete it again by choosing ‘disconnect’ in the dropdown
5. Don’t forget to save your changes
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57. Admin assigment 2
Alias: merge two thing together
Atlanta
Second Life
shanghai
Singapore (*)
Sofia Bulgaria
Keep the things that have:
St. Petersburg
- Text
- Type country stockholm
- Language versions Strasbourg
Sundvall
Switzerland
The Hague
Ulm
Warsaw
Wymbritseradeel
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58. Working in the admin
Matching column
The matching column automatically fills itself due to the metadata
that is added to the different contributions, but it ís possible to
influence this a bit, with...
1. About role
2. Extra context
3. Fixed context
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59. Working in the admin
Matching column
The about role can be used when the one
1. About role page actually is about another page.
2. Extra context
3. Fixed context
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60. Working in the admin
Matching column
1. About role
2. Extra context The role Extra context can be used when
3. Fixed context you want a specific listitem to always
show on top in the matching column.
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61. Working in the admin
Matching column
1. About role
2. Extra context
3. Fixed context The role Fixed context can be used when
you want to show one or more listitems in
stead of the automatic matching.
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62. Block 2
Structuring content
Structure content
Create a set
Create a subnavigation
Create a listpublish
Tips & tricks
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63. Structure content
Set
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64. Structure content
Set
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65. Structure content
Set
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66. Assignment 3
Create a set
- Go to the /admin and create a new set
- Title ‘Your name’s set’
- Give it a short title
- Add your article, event and profile as setmembers
- Change the order of the set members
- Publish
- Make it visible to me only
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67. Structure content
Theme navigation
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68. Assignment 4
Theme navigation
- Add your set to the ‘Anymeta training navigation set’ (156772)
- Go to the admin of your set and check the theme ‘Anymeta training’
- Check ‘navigation’ in your set (for a dropdown)
- Go to the admin of the pages in your set and check the theme ‘anymeta training’
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69. Structure content
Listpublish
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70. Structure content
Listpublish
You can specify...
- the things you want to show
- the order
- how many results per page
Examples: search, calendar, latest comments, list of
participants, all pictures taken at an event
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71. Structure content
Listpublish
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72. Structure content
Listpublish
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73. Structure content
Structuring content
Article, Event
Set Listpublish Blog
etc.
Related
no yes
context
Control yes yes yes no yes
Pager no no yes yes
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74. Assignment 6
Disconnect and delete
1. Disconnect your set from the Anymeta training theme (156772)
2. Delete your set
3. Go to My contributions
4. Make sure all training (test) content is deleted
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75. Questions?
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