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New Workflows and Tools for ETD Support at the University of Florida Christy Shorey (UF) and Mark Sullivan (Sobek Digital) Sobek image created by Jeff Dahl and is shared under the GNU Public License

Contents Introduction to IR@UF & SobekCM Tour of public functionality Workflow overview Related projects and future considerations

Introduction to UF@IR and SobekCM Sobek image created by Jeff Dahl and is shared under the GNU Public License

Brief History of IR@UF 2006 created IR@UF as collection within UFDC mediated deposit 2008 start of RDS project, files into IR@UF 2009 self-submittal tool via myufdc 2009 began hosting PILOs 2011 began hosting supplemental data 2012/2013 systemize ETD ingest into IR 2013/2014 harvest earlier ETDs into IR

Content IR@UF Today 41,972 items in 28,329 titles Over two million pages Over 15 thousand theses and dissertations Usage Over 14 million views Almost 1 million visits

SobekCM Open source, integrated workflow, tracking, management, and presentation for digital resources of all types. Photographs Books Newspapers and serials Aerial imagery with geographic searching Museum objects Theses and dissertations

Year Brief History of SobekCM Development Accomplishment 2006 SobekCM First Released Display layer over Greenstone Digital Library Written in C#, served by Windows IIS Based on MODS/METS 2011 Version 3.0 Released Second major rewrite No longer dependent on Greenstone Digital Library Integrated tracking and workflow SobekCM Released as Open Source 2013 Version 4.0 Released HTML5 / CSS3 Online Quality Control 2014 Sobek Digital Hosting & Consulting created to offer hosted solution

SobekCM Today Over 10 million pages Housing content from over 100 institutions Over 200 million hits Approximately fifteen independent instances

Tour of Public Functionality Sobek image created by Jeff Dahl and is shared under the GNU Public License

Workflow Overview Sobek image created by Jeff Dahl and is shared under the GNU Public License

Workflow Overview

Workflow Overview

Workflow Overview 1. GIMS ( Graduate School ) 2. ETD Processor 3. Load into SobekCM 4. Cataloger Review 5. Online (lifecycle) Management 6. Automatic Unembargo (optional)

1. GIMS (from the Graduate School ) Student submits ETD to Graduate School via GIMS ETD review process Departments submit defense forms, UF publishing agreement via GIMS GIMS pulls student information from university records Student graduates; GEO sends list to libraries Library reviews list GEO generates XML; validates through GIMS FTP files and XML to libraries XML is in MARC ready format

2. ETD Processor A. Loads the data from GIMS B. Validates, augments, and does some metadata correction C. Hides some metadata for DARK items D. Saves a (updated) METS / MODS digital resource package E. Includes custom metadata module F. Loads into archives and IR@UF / SobekCM

2. ETD Processor A. Loads the data from GIMS B. Validates, augments, and does some metadata correction C. Hides some metadata for DARK items D. Saves a (updated) METS / MODS digital resource package E. Includes custom metadata module F. Loads into archives and IR@UF / SobekCM

2. ETD Processor

2. ETD Processor

2. ETD Processor

2. ETD Processor

3. Load into IR@UF / SobekCM A. Item is picked up by the SobekCM Builder process B. Embargo information read from METS C. MARC record generated from the MODS D. Public items are available for searching/display

3. Load into IR@UF / SobekCM

3. Load into IR@UF / SobekCM

3. Load into IR@UF / SobekCM

4. Cataloger Review A. SobekCM creates MARC report based on TKR/tickler field (per semester) B. Cataloging reviews the records for accuracy versus the online digital resource, updating online record as necessary. C. Check record for special characters and manipulate record for OCLC loading D. MARC report is loaded to OCLC

5. Online (lifecycle) Management A. Aggregation behaviors B. Aggregation-specific Item Reports C. Item Metadata D. Item Embargo Date (Currently students cannot change their embargo date in the online system.. must email )

6. Automatic Unembargo A. When embargo date is reached, material is automatically made public by the SobekCM Builder service. B. Notification email is sent to collection manager(s) C. Hidden metadata is loaded over scrubbed METS and reprocessed

Related projects and future considerations Sobek image created by Jeff Dahl and is shared under the GNU Public License

RDS Retrospective Dissertation Scanning Project 2006 started scanning print dissertations upon author request scanned in-house Items hosted in IR 2008 began RDS project in earnest Scan majority with vendor Items hosted on vendor site, and ingested into IR Special items scanned in-house Items hosted in IR

RDS Retrospective Dissertation Scanning Project Metadata is collected from print records Sent to vendor Create catalog record for digital copy MARC records pulled to match to files ingested from vendor

Terminal Projects of Different Flavors ETDs Permissions granted at submission, via GIMS File from GEO Metadata from GIMS Into IR To Cataloging to create MARC Record for ALEPH and OCLC May contain supplemental files May include embargo or other restriction period RDS Opt-Out policy Scanned at vendor, or in house Metadata from print catalog record

Terminal Projects of Different Flavors PILOs Permissions granted at submission, collected by departments File from department Metadata entered based on file May contain supplemental files May include IP restriction Honors Theses Permissions granted at submission, by student File submitted by student Metadata entered based on file

Terminal Projects The goal is to get all terminal projects in the IR and manage them using the same tools. Looking at ways to normalize the metadata, and the workflows, so the user experience will be the same for all scholarly works.

Supplemental Materials Data Videos Audio Code Etc Self-submitted by graduate students into IR Student adds metadata and uploads file(s) Submission creates PURL which can be added to the body of the ETD Take advantage of hosting within robust digital library infrastructure

Supplemental Materials

Supplemental Materials

Supplemental Materials

Supplemental Materials

Contact Information Christy Shorey Manager of UF IR, and Theses and Dissertations Program Digital Services, University of Florida chrshor@uflib.ufl.edu 352-273-2831 Mark V. Sullivan Application Architect and CIO Sobek Digital Hosting and Consulting Mark.V.Sullivan@sobekdigital.com http://sobekdigital.com 352-682-9692 http://ufdc.ufl.edu/ir00004354