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The Technology Team at the University of York Library and Archives aspires to support research funded digital repository development. This poster will explain how, in close collaboration with academics, the Technology Team developed the Open Accessible Summaries In Language Studies (OASIS) repository service. The OASIS repository service is governed by academics and is open for use to the whole research community in language studies. The OASIS initiative is supported by some peer-review journals in language studies. The poster will illustrate how we used an open and collaborative approach to develop the OASIS digital repository based on the Hyrax/Samvera community owned repository solution. We will include visual screenshots presenting our customisation work on the Hyrax default user interface in order to: - Accommodate rich metadata in language studies; - Create an intuitive deposit workflow with an administrative approval step; - Provide a faceted search interface allowing users to find relevant summaries. We will also present our digital library and archives emerging infrastructure and our sustainability plans for hosting the OASIS service alongside our future digital library solution.
Collaboration with academics, Language Studies, Hyrax development, FOS: Languages and literature, Open Accessible Summaries
Collaboration with academics, Language Studies, Hyrax development, FOS: Languages and literature, Open Accessible Summaries
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