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Meeting Time:    8 am EST /  2 pm CET / 1 pm UK

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Meeting URLhttps://zoom.us/j/995679876Password needed: please see link below

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ERM SIG Folio Wiki: https://wikifolio-org.folioatlassian.orgnet/wiki/display/ERMSIG/

Google Folder: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/17X3tr6siZH8iS07kGcjAqUNl01zVrJmB

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Agenda Sep 21st 2022

Convener: Owen Stephens

Notetaker: Nina Stellmann

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  • All: Please edit the attendees list below and indicate when you are there!
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  • all questions and topics for the ERM implementers meeting can be posted on this confluence page: https://wikifolio-org.folioatlassian.orgnet/wiki/x/MAEGAgSABS
  • Open discuss posts: right now no new posts regarding erm

Agenda items

  1. Development progress
  2. Demonstration of the new managed/shared dashboard functionality
  3. If time allows, demonstration of the Checklist functionality developed in the Open Access request management with an opportunity to discuss whether similar functionality would be useful for ERM

Minutes

Development progress

  •  Sprint 149
  • finality sprint before the Nolana release
  • working current features complete for the nolana release which include the dashboard functions
  • some work is going on the backend witch relates to dates we harvest from GOKb, a feature that enbable updates that come true effectivly at the moment sometimes. Dates, when updates in GOKb doesn't necessarily lead when updated in the FOLIO-knowledgebase. That work is happening in these sprint.

Demonstration of the new managed/shared dashboard functionality

In Nolana there are the following changes in the dashboard app:

  • Support for multiple dashboard per user
    • naming dashboards
    • ordering and navigating between dashboards
    • setting a default dashboard
    • deleting dashboards
  • Ability to grant other users access to your dashboards with different levels of access
    • View: dashboard is added to the user's list of dashboards and the user can view the dashboard, but not edit nor grant other users access
    • Edit: dashboard is added to the user's list of dashboards and the user can view and edit the dashboard, but not grant other users access
    • Manage: dashboard is added to the user's list of dashboards and the user can view, edit and grant other users access to the dashboard

There is an extended dashboard actions menu for the new functionality and a list of users to manage the user access to the dashboards. If you have two dashboards yo can switch between them, for example one for agreements and one for licenses or one dashboard for each publisher.

Sara: Is the dashboard now or in the future going to be rolled out for all apps?

Owen: In Nolana we don't have any additional apps that are going feed into the dashboards. There are plans to extend this to other apps and there is now a feature, Khalilah have been created which do exactly that. We have had some discussion with Khalilah about this and about we be necassary to enable this. If its possible it will be on the Orchid release

Robert in the chat: These are great developments. It seems the pill menu for dashboard names would make long names and multiple names awkward. What happens when the length and number of names stretches beyond the width of the pane?

Owen: At the moment I think it just gets longer and longer, a kind of list of these names. What we would like to do is implement a drop-down menu for the other names and when people really manage a lot of dashboards we have to think about a searchable or filterable list of names

If yo name a dashboard you can also give a discription. It's only a text-field. You hab an own actions menu for each dashboard:

  • new widget: create new widgets for this dashboard
  • order widgets: allows you to display the order of the widgets on the dashboard
  • edit dashboard: edit the name or description for the dashboard
  • user access: you can see who is allowed to manage, view or edit the dashboard and can add users to the dashboard and edit the acces level if you have manage permissions
  • delete dashboard

And you have actions for all dashboards below the list of actions for the specific dashboard:

  • new dashboard
  • manage dashboard: allows you to change the order of the dashboards, you can see the access level you have for these dashboard and can change the default dashboard. You automatically have the access level "manage" if you created the dashboard

Robert in the chat: Is it planned to have an indicator of whether I created a dashboard or whether it was shared with me?

Owen: No, we haven't discussed that. I dont't think we report who created it.

Robert in the chat: Possibly also a way to remove a dashboard from my list that was shared by someone else?

Owen: That is something we discussed. I think what we would do eventually is to add in some options to hide or show certain dashboards. But not at the moment.

Sara in chat: Can you delete it and it would disappear for me?

Owen: If it is shared with you an I delete it, it's deleted for everybody, yes.

Jack in chat: Have permissions changed for the Dashboard app with these new features?

Owen: No, there is no change in the permissions right now. But I will double check on permission for dashboard.

What we haven' t done is implement any concept of teams here. So it's all done by individual users. That is something we discussed. but we love to see this functionality Folio-wide. We wanted to get these work done anyway.

One thing we are discussing at the moment is that we should include a warning that says "you're deleting this dashboard for multiple users."

Sara: Can you see who all is using the dashboard?

Owen: Yes, If I look at user access, I can see the full list of users.

What you can't do is to remove yourself from the dashboard. It can't give a situation that a dashboard has no users because you can't remove yourself. But yo can make someone as a manager and than they can than remove you. You can have as many people as you want with the manage permission and they all have the same level of access to that dashboard. It doesn't matter who created it, they haven't any special extra permissions. There is also a superuser access, which would allow to give a user a permissions to manage the users across any of the dashboards. So, if the one user who can manage the dashboards, has left, you can use the superuser permission to manage the dashboard.

Jack in chat: So it operate more like a google team drive - the system is the ultimate "owner" and users just have different levels of access to the content

Owen: Yes, that sound accurate


Demonstration of the Checklist functionality developed in the Open Access request management

  • there is an Open Access SIG and the development has been done by Knowledge Integration developers
  • In Settings in the open access app we have checklist items
  • If you open a request in the open access app, you get a checklist item in the top right corner, you can open it
  • each request get the same list
  • you can hide an item from the list and add notes to the items
  • the default state is "not set", you can change it into yes, no and other


Owen will show it again with more time for talking about it. He likes to discuss with the group and have some questions. But everybody can play around on this in the snapshot environment

Chat



Von Sara Colglazier (MHC/5C) an alle 02:08 PM

all good

I just did not want you to only have the dome of silence. :-)

Von Robert Heaton an alle 02:17 PM

These are great developments. It seems the pill menu for dashboard names would make long names and multiple names awkward. What happens when the length and number of names stretches beyond the width of the pane?

Thank you. That sounds reasonable.

Von Zorian Sasyk (he/him) an alle 02:23 PM

That would also depend on an institution implements Agreements versus Licenses

Von Robert Heaton an alle 02:28 PM

Is it planned to have an indicator of whether I created a dashboard or whether it was shared with me? Possibly also a way to remove a dashboard from my list that was shared by someone else?

Von Sara Colglazier (MHC/5C) an alle 02:30 PM

Can you delete it and it would disappear for me?

Von Jack Mulvaney an alle 02:32 PM

Have permissions changed for the Dashboard app with these new features?

Von Jack Mulvaney an alle 02:47 PM

So it operate more like a google team drive - the system is the ultimate "owner" and users just have different levels of access to the content

Von Owen Stephens an alle 02:50 PM
Open Access SIG H
Von Jack Mulvaney an alle 02:50 PM
Thank you!
Von Zorian Sasyk (he/him) an alle 02:50 PM
Id be interested in a demo of the OA stuff
Von Sara Colglazier (MHC/5C) an alle 02:56 PM
Dare I ask: what about calendaring/reminders … or would that be via the Dashboard?
The above was in relation to when you were talking about "In Progress"
Von Jack Mulvaney an alle 02:58 PM
I'm looking at the checklists in one of the snapshot environments and this looks awesome

Von Sara Colglazier (MHC/5C) an alle 03:00 PM

Love how it tells you how many you have Hidden!

What is the page thing with a 0?

Never  mind

Very cool!

+++100









Attendees list

Present

Name

Home Organization


Aaron Neslin

UMass


Abigail Wickes

Duke University Libraries


Alaina Deane

Duke


Alice Daugherty

University of Alabama


Alissa HafeleStanford University

Amelia Sutton

UMass


Andrea Meindl

UB Regensburg


Ann-Marie Breaux

EBSCO


Annika Schröer

UB Leipzig


Annika Zierhut

Anu Moorthy

Duke


Anya Arnold

EBSCO


Beate Aretz


x

Benjamin Ahlborn

SuUB Bremen


Birgit Neumann

Björn Muschall

UB Leipzig


Carol Sterenberg

Carole Godfrey

EBSCO


Catherine Tuohy

Emmanuel College 


Charlotte Whitt

Index Data

x

Claudia Malzer

ULB Darmstadt, Developer


Dennis Bridges

EBSCO


Dorothe KuglerUB Mainz
x

Dwayne Swigert

Missouri State University

x

Emma Raub 

Cornell


Eric Hartnett

Texas A&M University


Felix Hemme

ZBW Kiel


Frances Webb

Cornell, Developer


Gang ZhouShanghai Library
x

Gill Osguthorpe

UX/UI Designer - K-Int


Gisela Weinerth

SUB Hamburg


Heather MacFarlane

Heather Thoele

Texas A&M University


Ian Ibbotson

Developer Lead - K-Int

x

Jack Mulvaney

UMass


Jag Goraya

K-Int


Janet Ewing

Five Colleges / Mount Holyoke College Library


Jenna Lantermann

Five Colleges / Smith College 


Jenna Strawbridge

Duke

x

Jessica Harris

Chicago


Jir Shin Boey

Missouri State University


Joe Sikowitz

Fenway Library Organization


Johanna RaddingFive Colleges / Amherst College
x

Julie Brannon

Duke


Kathleen Berry

UMass Amherst

x

Kathleen Norton

Five Colleges / Mount Holyoke College Library


Katrin Brüggemann

UB Leipzig


Khalilah Gambrell

EBSCO


Kirstin Kemner-Heek  

VZG, Göttingen


Kristen Wilson

Index Data


Kristin Martin

Chicago


Kyle Banerjee

EBSCO

Lars-Hakan Herbertsson

Chalmers


Laura Wright

Cornell University


Laurenz KernStabi Berlin

Lindsey Lowry

University of Alabama


Luca Lanzillo

Sapienza Library System - Sapienza University of Rome


Mara Egherman

EBSCO


Maria Taylor

Marie Widigson

Chalmers


Mariyam Thorhira

Johns Hopkins University Libraries


Marjorie Snyder



Mark Arnold

Missouri State University


Mark Deutsch

Duke


Martin Scholz

Martina Karlsson

Chalmers


Martina Schildt

VZG, Göttingen


Martina Tumulla

hbz, Cologne


Mary O’Brien



Matthieu Bordet

DMCultura, Ravenna, Italy


Mohammad AlhamadMissouri State University

Molly Driscoll

EBSCO


Moritz Horn

VZG, Göttingen


Nancy Finn


x

Nancy Pelis

Five Colleges / Mount Holyoke College Library

xNina StellmannVZG, Göttingen

Norma Flores

Texas A&M University

Olga Harder

TIB Hannover

x

Owen Stephens

Product Owner -  Owen Stephens Consulting


Paul Trumble

Amherst


Peter Böhm

HeBIS, Frankfurt


Peter McCracken

Cornell

xRobert Heaton

Robert ScheierCollege of the Holy Cross

Rüdiger Stratmann

IAI SPK Berlin


Sabine Howahl

ULB Darmstadt

x

Sabrina Bayer

UB Regensburg

x

Sara Colglazier

Five Colleges / Mount Holyoke College Library


Sarah Dennis

Texas A&M University


Sarah Morgenstern-Einenkel

UB Leipzig


Scott Stangroom

UMass


Siobhan McManamon

Five Colleges / Smith College


Sobha Duvvuri

EBSCO


Stephani KaceliCairn University

Stew MacLehose

University of New England


Susanne Schuster

BSZ Konstanz

xTara Barnett
x

Tatjana Clemens

UB Frankfurt


Theodor Tolstoi

Chalmers, EBSCO


Tracy Patton

Missouri State University


Virginia Martin

Duke University Libraries


Xiaoyan (Yan) Song

NCSU

xZorian SasykEBSCO