EQ201
EQUELLA Content Administrator Certification
Welcome!
Course outline
Course elements:
1. Content Management
– Searching and indexing
– Item structure and XML
2. Moderation Workflow
3. Bulk Item Management
4. Bulk upload options
5. Reports
6. User details
7. EQUELLA support
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EQUELLA Core Principals Review
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Native EQUELLA
EQUELLA Certification
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Integrated EQUELLA
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Digital content and EQUELLA
Digital content
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Individual files, Multi-file archives, learning objects,
remote content
Metadata
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Information about content
EQUELLA items
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The fundamental EQUELLA entity
EQUELLA collections
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The storage units that house items
EQUELLA institutions
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The whole repository
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EQUELLA item lifecycle
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How does EQUELLA work?
Every item that enters the repository is catalogued
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Item metadata
Users are provided with suitable permissions to
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Search, view, create, manage, administer…
Searches use the item metadata to return results.
Items and their components can then be linked to
courses.
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Anatomy of an EQUELLA Repository
EQUELLA Institution
User
Management
Collection
Security
Contribution Wizard
Unique URL
Metadata Schema
Administration
Console
Workflow
Multiple
Collections
Multiple Items
Security
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Item
Content
Metadata
EQUELLA’s Universe
EQUELLA frees content from the bounds of its repository:
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Shared interfaces and metadata standards
Copyright management
Digital rights management
Content can be federated, harvested or linked to or from
external sources:
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Other EQUELLA institutions
External repositories that implement industry accepted standards
and protocols
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Presentation
Layer
EQUELLA UI
LMS – eg. Bb/Moodle
Integration Agent
Management
Layer
Custom Applications
SOAP Agent
Discovery
Metadata
Rights, Security,
Workflow
Consume
Layer
Upload, search and consume:
Learning content, research, iTunes U, YouTube, copyright
materials
Common Uses for EQUELLA
LMS Integration(s)
Content tagged to standards and/or taxonomies
Image data base
Research Repository
Library System Integration
Federated Searching
DRM/Copyright
Course/Content Production
Student ePortfolio
Open Educational Resources / Open Courseware
And more...
Client Stories
A few client stories on how EQUELLA is used at other
institutions:
http://www.equella.com/community/client-stories/
EQUELLA Content Management
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Overview
EQUELLA manages content using the following processes:
• Contribution—allow documents and multimedia
material to be imported and created
• Search indexing—to catalogue materials to make
them discoverable
• User role/privilege assignment—identify all key
users and their roles including content managers
• Collection privilege assignment—assign roles and
responsibilities for workflow review processes
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Fundamental elements
The management processes are supported in EQUELLA
by
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Metadata
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Fundamental to contributing and cataloguing EQUELLA items
Access control lists (ACL) and privileges
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Fundamental to the user role and item type management
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Contribution
Content management begins with item contribution.
During contribution, information about the item is entered
and the attachments are uploaded.
So how do you determine what information to collect?
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Information
The information required for managing content depends
on the content and how it is to be used:
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Are the items to be shared with other repositories?
Are the items only for internal use?
Are digital rights assigned?
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Metadata
The information collected during contribution is in fact
metadata and its fundamental purpose is to make
content discovery and management easier.
Managing content in large repositories requires
organization:
Information stored without structure makes it difficult to
distinguish what the information is, text could represent
a name, description or author.
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Metadata schemas
Organization of metadata is controlled by the metadata
template called a metadata schema.
A metadata schema
• Typically comprises a number of elements or nodes
arranged in a hierarchy
• Provides a structure for information that is copied each
time a new item is contributed
• Provides a map for EQUELLA to enable it to find or
store the required information
• Schemas are used in collections, workflows and
searching
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EQUELLA metadata schemas
EQUELLA provides an editor for creating schemas and
places no restrictions on their structure.
This is a program management task.
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EQUELLA Metadata schemas
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Common schemas
To simplify sharing of content with other repositories
standard schemas have been developed, such as:
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IMS—http://www.imsglobal.org/metadata/
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Dublin Core—http://dublincore.org/
Typically, schemas only implement part of these schemas
because they are extensive with parts that are not
relevant to all organizations.
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Metadata and searching
Metadata provides the means for finding EQUELLA
content.
Metadata is used to catalogue content using a process
called indexing.
The index associates search terms with the location of
content in the repository.
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EQUELLA searching
EQUELLA provides a range of searches each configured
for a specific purpose.
Searches can be accessed:
• Directly from EQUELLA
• Through an integrated application, such as
LearningStudio or Blackboard
• Through the Resource Selector or HTML Editor during
contribution
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EQUELLA indexing
EQUELLA indexing is the process of cataloguing items for
searching.
Indexing is controlled by options associated with a
schema node
• Searchable by Free Text
• Index for Power Searches
Selecting either or both options will include the metadata
stored in this node in the index so it is available for a
suitably configured search.
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Schema node indexing
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Schema node indexing
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EQUELLA Items
The previous section discussed how metadata can be
organized and used, this section describes how items are
stored.
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Contribution
EQUELLA items are created by contribution. During
contribution, each item is given a copy of the collection
schema and the copy is filled with information from the
contribution wizard.
Information is also added by the system, including
• A unique identifier called a UUID
• Time and date of contribution
• Item status
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After contribution
EQUELLA creates a URL for the item and stores metadata
as a file in the filestore and the attachments in a separate
attachments folder.
EQUELLA also updates the system metadata associated
with the item.
Some of this information can be found in the item URL.
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EQUELLA URLs
EQUELLA item URLS comprise the following components:
The name of the EQUELLA server (e.g.,
http://myequella.someplace.edu.au/)
The EQUELLA institution name or code (e.g., learning/)
The institution names or codes are created by the organization
when EQUELLA is installed
The unique ID of the item (e.g., items/5b0dbc71-b4443789-d6e5-dce072993c5e/).
The version number (e.g., 2/)
cont’d
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EQUELLA URLs
Following the version number is a long string of
characters beginning with “?” that are EQUELLA
application instructions on how to search and display the
item, and can be ignored when saving the URL for later
use or to email to colleagues.
Thus, the full “useful” EQUELLA URL will look like this:
http://myequella.someplace.edu.au/learning/5b0dbc71b444-3789-d6e5-dce072993c5e/2/
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Viewing the item filestore
EQUELLA items and their attachments can be viewed by
inserting a tildé character “~” immediately before the
question mark.
An example is
http://myequella.someplace.edu.au/learning/5b0dbc71b444-3789-d6e5-dce072993c5e/2/~?...
Entering this URL into a browser will display the item
page providing links to the constituent parts of the item.
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Viewing the item filestore
Selecting <XML> displays the item XML document.
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Viewing the Item Filestore
The displayed XML will be a combination of
• entered metadata and
• system generated metadata
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System generated XML
The nodes for system generated XML are appended to the
item metadata schema and cannot be accessed when
editing a schema.
System generated XML contains system related
information such as the item ID, the version number, the
date of creation or editing, the workflow steps the item
has been through, etc.
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System generated XML
This is an example of system generated XML attributes:
<item id="7a9204a1-22be-957c-7408-963c1c07bbef"
itemdefid="b4c2ddf0-b647-db8b-1e0d-d899d851724a"
itemstatus="live" key="30219" version="1">
This is an example of system generated XML elements:
<datecreated>2010-01-27T16:49:30+1100</datecreated>
<datemodified>2010-01-28T11:08:40+1100</datemodified>
<dateforindex>2010-04-09T09:09:17+1000</dateforindex>
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Practical exercises
Using the Item structure and XML exercises sheet
participants should
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Contribute an item.
Find the item after contribution.
Note the components of the URL.
View the item filestore
View the item and system metadata
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EQUELLA Moderation Workflow
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Access control lists and privileges
Fundamental to the user role and item type management
are the security privileges and access control lists (ACL).
Access control lists control every aspect of EQUELLA and
how it can be used by users.
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Access control lists (ACL)
The ACL defines the items and functionality available to
EQUELLA users by granting or revoking privileges.
The ACL provides a hierarchy of inherited privileges
enabling
• Institution ACL to be applied to all collections, items or
users
• Collection ACL to be applied to all items in the
collection
• Item ACL to be applied to specific items
• Role ACL to be applied to all users associated with that
role
• Simple and powerful control over items and users
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An EQUELLA ACL
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Content management role
assignment
To play a role in content management, users must have
suitable privileges.
Typically, users are assigned to a suitably configured
user group that is then assigned to an EQUELLA role by a
system administrator.
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Group assignment
Users are put into Groups
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Role assignment
Groups are assigned to Roles
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Content management roles
Content management is a collaborative processes
typically involving the following roles
• Creator—responsible for creating or editing content
• Editor—responsible for refining content to
organizational standards
• Publisher—responsible for releasing content for use
• Administrator—responsible for managing ACLs for
content and users
• User—the person who reads or otherwise takes in
content after it is published or shared
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Role coordination
The interaction between the various content
management roles is coordinated by a workflow.
Workflows automatically notify reviewers when a review
is required.
Workflows are typically created by a system
administrator.
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Workflow overview
Workflows are associated with a collection and can be a
simple one-step review or complex multi-step editorial
and technical reviews that contain multiple publication
paths.
Items contributed to a collection with a workflow will
enter the workflow when
• The item is contributed
• A new version of the item created
• The item moves to a Review state after the designated
period has elapsed
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Item States
Item states indicate an item’s progress through the
workflow
• Items have the status Moderating after entering the
workflow for the first time
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Other status displayed are Rejected and Review
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Other moderation states displayed in the moderation
history are Assigned, Accepted (Live), May moderate,
Must moderate, Asked to Moderate, Unassigned,
Notifications.
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Workflow messages
EQUELLA notifies moderators when items require review
by displaying a message on their Home Page Task List
or in the notifications section of the navigation bar.
Email reminders can also be sent to moderators when
items are not reviewed within a defined period.
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Task List messages
Tasks assigned to me—displayed when you must
moderate an item.
• Items in this group are classified as Asked to Moderate
on the Tasks page item filter.
Tasks assigned to others—displayed to review group
members when the X items have been assigned
reviewers.
• Items in this group are classified as May Moderate on
the Tasks page item filter.
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Task List messages
Unassigned Tasks—displayed to review group members
when the X items have not been assigned to reviewers.
• Items in this group are classified as Unassigned on the
Tasks page item filter.
Must moderate—displayed when you must moderate an
item.
• Items in this group are classified as Must Moderate on
the Tasks page item filter.
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Task List messages
Items that were rejected—displayed to item
contributors when the X items have been rejected by a
reviewer.
• Items in this group are classified as Rejected on the
Tasks page item filter.
Items that went into review—displayed to item
contributors when the X items re-enter a workflow to
be checked for currency.
• Items in this group are classified as Review on the
Tasks page item filter.
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Workflows
Workflows can be
• very simple
• extremely complex
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Performing workflow tasks
Clicking on a Task group in the Task List displays the list of all items
in that list. The list can be sorted and filtered to select specific
items.
On the right, amid the filters, there is a keyword input window.
Following this is a filter by Collection.
Selecting a Collection results in the display of a workflow step filter.
Finally there is an item filter by Status.
Filters can be used individually or in combination, and the results
sorted by date, rank, rating or title.
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Moderating an Item
When the Moderate button
to the right of an item is
clicked, the Tasks page is
displayed.
Above the action buttons at
the bottom of the page is a
link: Show Moderation
Progress.
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Advanced functions
When the Moderate action is selected for a given item, a
number of action buttons are displayed at the top of the
page.
Reject, Approve, Prev & Next
Also: Edit resource, View summary, View metadata
If an item is Rejected, it can return to a previous
workflow step or can be returned to the original
contributor (setup in workflow).
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Advanced functions - Reject
The moderator will be asked to confirm the rejection by
clicking the Confirm rejection button. Items which are
rejected must be accompanied by comments.
Comments are displayed to moderators, the original
owner (if the item is rejected back to them), and in the
Item history.
Item owners, when an item has been rejected, will see
a Redraft under Actions. Redrafted items are returned
to moderation workflow.
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Advanced functions - Accept
It can also be Accepted – this makes it live and removes
it from workflow.
Comments can be added by selecting the Comments
button.
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Workflow steps
Workflow steps are the places in a workflow tree where,
when reached by an item, moderation occurs. To see
which step has been reached by an item, find the item
and go to the Moderation History.
Information similar to that on the following slide will be
displayed.
NOTE: steps and their names are created when a
workflow is designed.
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Workflow steps
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Workflow Reports
EQUELLA has two default workflow reports:
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Items in Moderation
Items in Moderation for more than 2 weeks
The second is a subset of the first. Each lists the item
name, the date and time the item first went into
moderation, and the item version.
The item names listed in the reports are hotlinks –
clicking on these takes the user to the item’s summary
page. (NOTE: The link does NOT go to the moderation
page.)
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Workflow exercises
Using the Moderation workflow exercises sheet
participants should
• Contribute
an item.
• Perform a workflow step that accepts the item.
• Perform a workflow step that rejects the item.
• Redraft an item.
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EQUELLA Bulk Item Management
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Bulk Item Management
This section of the course describes various functions
that can be performed on multiple EQUELLA items.
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Overview
Bulk item management is used to
• change the status of one or more items in one or more
collections
• clone items
• move items to new collections
• assign new ownership to items
These actions are only available to users with
appropriate privileges, such as EQUELLA content
administrators.
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Bulk management operations
Bulk management operations can be performed on the
Manage Resources Navigation Link
Actions that can be carried out include
Archive – changes a Live status to Archive
Make live – sets the Archive item status back to Live
Re-draft – make changes to item in workflow and resubmit to moderation
Submit for moderation – submit items for moderation
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Bulk management operations
Reset Workflow – restarts the Moderation Workflow
Review - puts an item back into a Moderation Workflow
and sets the item status to Review
Change Owner - allows the item owner to be changed to
another EQUELLA login username
Clone - allows an item to be duplicated without saving the
history of the parent item
Move - allows an item to be moved to a new Collection
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Bulk management operations
Delete – removes items from the repository and sets the
item status to Deleted
Restore - sets the Deleted item status back to Live
Purge – permanently removes Deleted items
It is irreversible. Purged items cannot be recovered –
they and their index entries are completely removed from
the database
Suspend – removes items from the repository and sets
the item status to Suspended
Resume – restores item from suspended state
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Group by item status
The filter menu in Bulk Management lists groups of
items by like status. Options currently available include
• All: (active items)
• Draft
• Live ( “published” items)
• Rejected
• Moderating (includes items flagged for Review)
• Archived
• Suspended
• Deleted
• Review
• Personal
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Selecting combinations of items
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Limit by Collection
Limit by item owner
Limit by last modified date (a date range can be
selected, or just a single date, as required)
One or more of these filters can be used together to
reduce the number of items retrieved from the EQUELLA
database.
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How to select via item metadata
and XML nodes
If a specific collection is selected, a new filter will
appear: “Edit query.”
This filter allows a user to generate queries against the
database using schema nodes, plus data values possibly
stored in the selected node.
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How to select via item metadata
and XML nodes
“Where” statements are generated as a result of this
filter.
For example, where /xml/item/lom/technical/format <>
“video”
This filter can be used on its own or along with one or
more of these filters, in order to reduce the number of
items retrieved from the EQUELLA database.
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Practical exercises
Participants should work through the exercises provided
on the EQ201 Bulk Management exercises sheet.
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EQUELLA Bulk upload options
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EQUELLA Bulk Importer and other
upload options
This section describes how data can be imported into
EQUELLA
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Overview
EQUELLA items can be individually created via the
contribution wizard and they can be bulk uploaded from,
for example, legacy databases.
The three options for bulk loading data into EQUELLA
include
• EBI (EQUELLA Bulk Importer), which is available to
users from the EQUELLA Community Site upon request
• A Java import utility
• Custom programming by a consultant to client
specifications
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What is EBI?
The EBI (EQUELLA Bulk Importer) creates EQUELLA
items from data contained in a csv file. It is
accompanied by a comprehensive user manual.
It can also read and import attachments – either files or
URLs, including multiple attachments for the same item.
EBI is configured via a GUI that allows the user to
configure how EQUELLA uses the CSV file.
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EBI
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CSV file
The spreadsheet (csv file) must comprise a minimum of
two rows:
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The first row contains the XML paths where data is to
be stored;
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The second (and subsequent) row/s contains the
values to be stored.
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CSV file
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Imported Items
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Java utilities
There are two utilities that allow items, or items plus
attachments, to be exported and imported:
Export tool - exports records from a collection as XML
files plus linked attachments. The original items and
attachments remain in the original collection.
Import tool - reloads exports into another EQUELLA
collection – perhaps on a different server – as long as
both schemas match.
Available from EQUELLA Client Support
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Custom programming
Custom programming gives an organization or
institution great flexibility in exporting and importing
data from legacy systems to EQUELLA.
Python (an open source computer language) is the
preferred scripting language for these activities.
Python uses API calls which can manipulate existing
EQUELLA XML or create and upload new XML.
Python scripts can also be used to upload attachments.
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EQUELLA Reports
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Reports
This section describes the reports that are available in
EQUELLA, how they are run, and how they are created.
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Standard Reports
EQUELLA is installed with a set of default reports (this
may vary depending which version is implemented at
your site). These include:
Items in moderation for more than 2 weeks
• Items in moderation
• Items rejected through workflow report
• URL checker report
• Users Report
• Weekly usage
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Customized Reports
New reports can be created by using the BIRT report
designer, downloadable from the EQUELLA support site.
Using BIRT requires specialist training - prior experience
with SQL is an absolute requirement for generating
reports with the Report Designer.
Alternatively, EQUELLA can be commissioned to create
or modify reports according to client specifications.
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How to Run Reports
Reports can be run by users with the appropriate
EQUELLA permissions.
(NOTE: reports should not be run during peak times,
since generating large reports may impact on system
performance.)
Available reports are listed in the EQUELLA Reports
navigation button.
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How to Run Reports
To run a report, select it from the Report list and OK to
confirm to display the report.
The default report format is HTML.
Select PDF from the drop-down list to display the report
as a PDF document ready for printing.
You can also export as an Excel file.
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Parameterized Reports
Parameterized reports are those that require a user to
input variables such as date ranges.
Parameters are used to filter results, and thus restrict
the number of items that match the criteria used in the
report.
Parameters can also be used to allow one report to pass
parameters to another report.
When reports are run that use parameters, a wizard
prompts the user for the required input values.
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Drilling Down Through Reports
Some reports allow users to generate further reports or
get more information about an item listed in the report.
For example, the Top Search Queries report lists the
most popular items for the past number of days (the
number is a parameter passed into the report by the
user when it is run).
This report lists search terms and the number of hits
per item; clicking on an item link displays the item
username and date in a new browser window.
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Practical Exercises
Participants should work through the exercises provided
on the EQ201 Report exercises sheet.
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User Details/Profile
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Edit User
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Overview
Users can:
• Edit username and email details
• Change password
• Set the frequency of workflow notifications
• Hide the login notice
• Select to be notified about collection changes
• Change preferred language displayed
• Select a time zone for display dates
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Practical Exercises
Participants should work through the exercises provided
on the EQ201 User Profile exercises sheet.
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EQUELLA Support
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User level support
Typically, this support is provided by a local support team
led by the system administrator.
Contact your local support team as the first step to
resolving user issues.
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Institution level support
Direct access to EQUELLA support
Typically, this support is restricted to system
administrators.
Contact support@equella.com to obtain log in details to
the EQUELLA Support Site.
Support Site: http://support.equella.com
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What’s available from Support?
EQUELLA support provides:
• EQUELLA Documentation (by version)
• Knowledgebase & RSS feed
• Open support tickets (or via email)
• Track open tickets
• EQUELLA Installer and upgrades
• Internationalization packs
• Sample reports
• Miscellaneous Tools
• Access to consultants
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EQUELLA Consultants
Consultants offer at-cost services, including
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Customized scripting
Integration enhancements
Transformation templates
Security configuration
Bulk importing of items and user records from legacy
systems
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User community forum
The International User Community forum is designed to
facilitate interaction amongst the EQUELLA client
community.
Register at the community site:
http://www.equellacommunity.com
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Further training courses
EQUELLA provides the following training courses:
• EQ101 – Core Principles Certification
• EQ201 – Content Administrator Certification
• EQ301 – Application Administrator Certification
• EQ302 – Advanced Application Administrator Certification
• EQ401 – System Administrator Certification
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