Bringing GOKb to Life: Data, Integrations, and Development

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The document discusses GOKb, a freely available community-managed data repository containing key publication information about electronic resources. It provides an overview of GOKb's data, integrations with other knowledgebases, and development process. GOKb partners with libraries, publishers, and vendors to collect and improve data quality, and provides APIs, a co-referencing service, and opportunities for community involvement. The goal is for GOKb to be a centralized source of publication data to help manage electronic resources.

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Bringing GOKb to Life:
Data, Integrations, and Development
Kristen Wilson | Charleston Conference | Nov. 7, 2014

Overview
 Project overview
 Data
 Integrations
 Development
 Community-building

GOKb is…
a freely available, community-managed data
repository that will contain key publication
information about electronic resources as it is
represented within the supply chain from content
publishers to suppliers to libraries.

Another knowledgebase?
ILS Kb
Discovery
Kb ERM
Kb
Agent
Kb

Another knowledgebase?
ILS Kb
Discovery
Kb ERM
Kb
Agent
Kb
GOKb

GOKb So Far
GOKb and KB+
collaborate on data
model
Proof of Concept
Release
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016
Funded by Mellon
Foundation & Kuali
OLE Partnership
Public preview and
Phase 2 Mellon funding
Hire FT Editor
Community development
New partners
Enhanced functionaity
Partner Release

Live demo!
 http://gokb.kuali.org/gokb
 (Skip screenshots)

GOKb API
 Standards based OAI-PMH
interfaces
 Send updates back to
GOKb
 Extract data from
GOKb

Co-referencing service
 Search for any
identifier
 Search within a
namespace
 Web interface
 JSON/XML

Enhancements
 Make data loading
easier
 Support
community
management
 Improve data
quality

New directions
 Ebooks
 Linked data
 Open access

Library partners
 Data
collection
 Data quality
 Consortial
management

Publisher partners
 KBART
implementation
 KBART file
hosting
 Data quality

Vendor partners
 Sharing
identifiers
 Data quality

Questions and follow up
Kristen Wilson
kristen_wilson@ncsu.edu
gokb.org

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1. Bringing GOKb to Life: Data, Integrations, and Development Kristen Wilson | Charleston Conference | Nov. 7, 2014

2. Overview  Project overview  Data  Integrations  Development  Community-building

3. Project Overview

4. GOKb is… a freely available, community-managed data repository that will contain key publication information about electronic resources as it is represented within the supply chain from content publishers to suppliers to libraries.

5. Another knowledgebase? ILS Kb Discovery Kb ERM Kb Agent Kb

6. Another knowledgebase? ILS Kb Discovery Kb ERM Kb Agent Kb GOKb

7. GOKb Partners

8. GOKb So Far GOKb and KB+ collaborate on data model Proof of Concept Release 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 Funded by Mellon Foundation & Kuali OLE Partnership Public preview and Phase 2 Mellon funding Hire FT Editor Community development New partners Enhanced functionaity Partner Release

9. Data

10. OpenRefine

11. Live demo!  http://gokb.kuali.org/gokb  (Skip screenshots)

12. GOKb – http://gokb.kuali.org/gokb

13. GOKb Title Record

14. GOKb Title Record – IDs

15. GOKb Title Record – Custom Fields

16. GOKb Title Record – Availability

17. GOKb Packages

18. GOKb Package Record 1

19. GOKb Package Record 2

20. GOKb TIPP Record