University of Queensland TADC Overview Presentation - Talis Aspire User Group February 2015

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The document discusses a Talis Aspire User Group meeting about digitized content. It provides an overview of rollovers of digitized content between semesters, including the internal workflow and issues encountered. It also describes using a CAL Incidental Artwork Flag for digitized resources and the challenges involved, such as duplicate requests and reviews. Finally, it provides an example of the current status of rollovers at UQL.

Presentations & Public Speaking

Talis Aspire User Group Meeting 
 
Digitised Content Overview
Loretta Atkinson & Natalie Hull

! Rollovers
▪ Semester 1 2015
▪ Internal workflow
▪ Issues
! CAL Incidental Artwork Flag
! Challenges
Current status at UQL

Example of requests rollover in TADC
– report view

TARL rollover
List assigned to staff
List processed by staff
Staff notify via TM if TADC rollover needed
TADC rollover
Staff notified via TM TADC rollover complete
Workflow

! Includes both Live and Expired Digitisations
Digitised resources on rolled list

▪ Project started in Nov. and completed Dec.
▪ 22 staff
▪ 14234 digitisations checked for artwork
▪ Excel list processed by Talis 4.2.2015
▪ Semester 1 2015
TADC requests
CAL Incidental Artwork Flag

▪ Duplicate requests
▪ Reviews
▪ Rollovers
▪ Vault
Challenges

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Toms

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