2021-04-21 - ERM Group meeting minutes: Dashboard
Meeting Time: 8 am EST / 2 pm CET / 1 pm UK
Call in Number: https://zoom.us/j/995679876
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ERM Group Folio Wiki: https://folio-org.atlassian.net/wiki/display/RM/ERM+Sub+Group
Google Folder: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/17X3tr6siZH8iS07kGcjAqUNl01zVrJmB
Terms and definitions: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1vue-mbcULpZivWu69a7nAZEdC-H2yXPQqSblbL_0J6U
Slack Channel: # erm-team
Housekeeping:
- Convener: Martina T.
- Notetaker: Martina S.
- All: Please edit the attendees list below and indicate when you are there!
- Next ERM meeting: April 28
- all questions and topics for the ERM implementers meeting can be posted on the ERM Implementers page
- Open discuss posts: -
Agenda items:
- Development progress - ERM sprint 112 planning
- Dashboard - see homework
Homework
Please read and respond to the questions about widget sharing and widget management in the linked document.
Minutes
Development progress update
- focus of sprint 112 is fixing issues arising from Iris bugfest
- sprint 112 finishes end of this week
- work on getting dashboard ready to be available on hosted reference environments - planned for end of this week
- functionality planned to be delivered for Juniper release
Dashboard - including homework
- at the moment the dashboard is a personal view of data
- configuration is up to the individual users
- questions: do we need to be able to configure complete dashboards on behalf of other users (pre-configured dashboards) and should this be editable or not
- currently sharing is not possible
- Sara asks in chat: Can one have more than one dashboard?
- Owen: that is theoretically possible; but no work has been done yet to support adding dashboards;
- but it would be possible from a design point of view to have multiple dashboards;
- so far, there is just no button to add dashboards
- example by Sara: there are pre-configured dashboards for student staff; in addition, they might want to have and set up an own dashboard
- that is one use case; another solution would be to share a dashboard that the other user can edit
Homework question 1
- B + C seem to be the most preferred options
- difference:
- for option B, a user is starting with an empty screen and would add pre-configured widgets
- for option C, there is a complete dashboard that is pre-configured for a user; the pre-configured dashboard is editable
- we are aiming to release an ERM focused dashboard for Juniper
- is to be delivered for a range of ERM use cases
- but the goal is to have the dashboard be used across Folio; this might mean that more use cases will need to be included for a future iteration
- Jack: going with B would meet an immediate need
- Sara: the curated dashboard might be good to introduce student workers to Folio; when they are trained after some weeks or months, they could create their own
- Owen: the question is, whether the curated dashboard should be kept up to date on behalf of the student worker; or whether it is created for them but can be edited
- Jack: if there is an ERM dashboard that is shared with several people, it should never be locked
- Kristen: dashboards would not be used so much by students; they rather work on projects
- a dashboard as a "starter kit" would be nice
- would not be needed with so high priority; there could be workarounds
- acq teams come up as something to take into account for the dashboard
Homework question 3
- be able to select the app the widgets is for first
- have a name and description display - to know what the widget does/displays
- Scott in chat: An App garage. Something like when you add or take away functions on an App (e.g., MS WORD) tool bar/task bar.
Homework question 4
- yes, the group would like to be able to share widgets
- especially if the widgets are more complicated to set up
- this would definitely something that users would find the time to do
- from time to time new data points will be available that need tracking; new widgets will be needed that can definitely be shared
- would be good to be able to mark those as public or private
Homework question 5
- how would users want to share widgets - seeing your own version of another users's widget or as a copy that the other users can build on
- if only one option of the two is available, the group tends to option B
- (if looking at the different options described in the homework separately)
- otherwise, if that pre-configured dashboards will be available, it is option A, because with pre-configured dashboards option B is already covered in a way
In general
- as a follow up to this discussion Owen and Gill will work on designs and wireframes
- the option to delete widgets seems to be key
Chat
Von scolglaz@mtholyoke.edu an alle: 02:10 PM
Can one have more than one dashboard?
Von Scott Stangroom an alle: 02:41 PM
If widgets are to aid in work or workflow of different people, then the option to pick is the one most suited to that. Option B.
+1 Sara and Jack
Von Benjamin Ahlborn an alle: 02:46 PM
+1 for a managed Dashboard in contrast to managed Widgets - makes things much clearer (for me)
Von Scott Stangroom an alle: 02:48 PM
An App garage. Something like when you add or take away functions on an App (e.g., MS WORD) tool bar/task bar.
Attendees list
Present | Name | Home Organization |
Aaron Neslin | UMass | |
x | Abigail Wickes | Duke University Libraries |
Alaina Jones | Duke | |
Alice Daugherty | University of Alabama | |
Amanda Cornwell | Johns Hopkins University Libraries | |
Amelia Sutton | UMass | |
Andrea Meindl | UB Regensburg | |
Annika Schröer | UB Leipzig | |
x | Anu Moorthy | Duke |
Anya Arnold | EBSCO | |
x | Beate Aretz | Stabi Berlin |
x | Benjamin Ahlborn | SuUB Bremen |
Birgit Neumann | ||
Björn Muschall | UB Leipzig | |
Catherine Tuohy | Emmanuel College | |
Claudia Malzer | ULB Darmstadt, Developer | |
x | Dwayne Swigert | Missouri State University |
x | Emma Raub | Cornell |
x | Eric Hartnett | Texas A&M University |
Felix Hemme | ZBW Kiel | |
x | Gill Osguthorpe | UX/UI Designer - K-Int |
x | Gisela Weinerth | SUB Hamburg |
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 | |
Johann Rolschewski | ZDB, Berlin | |
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 | |
x | Kristin Martin | Chicago |
Kyle Banerjee | ||
x | Lars-Hakan Herbertsson | Chalmers |
Laura Wright | Cornell University | |
Lindsey Lowry | University of Alabama | |
Lindsey Taggert | Missouri State University | |
Luca Lanzillo | Sapienza Library System - Sapienza University of Rome | |
Mara Egherman | EBSCO | |
Marie Widigson | Chalmers | |
Mariyam Thorhira | Johns Hopkins University Libraries | |
Marjorie Snyder | ||
Mark Arnold | Missouri State University | |
Mark Deutsch | Duke | |
x | Martina Karlsson | Chalmers |
x | Martina Schildt | VZG, Göttingen |
x | Martina Tumulla | hbz, Cologne |
x | Mary O’Brien | |
Matthieu Bordet | DMCultura, Ravenna, Italy | |
Molly Driscoll | EBSCO | |
Moritz Horn | VZG, Göttingen | |
x | Nancy Finn | |
x | Nancy Pelis | Five Colleges / Mount Holyoke College Library |
Norma Flores | ||
Olga Harder | TIB Hannover | |
x | Owen Stephens | Product Owner - Owen Stephens Consulting |
x | Paul Trumble | Amherst |
x | Peter Böhm | HeBIS, Frankfurt |
x | Peter McCracken | Cornell |
Robert Scheier | College of the Holy Cross | |
Rüdiger Stratmann | IAI SPK Berlin | |
| Sabine Howahl | ULB Darmstadt |
Sabrina Bayer | UB Regensburg | |
x | Sara Colglazier | Five Colleges / Mount Holyoke College Library |
x | Sarah Dennis | Texas A&M University |
Sarah Morgenstern-Einenkel | UB Leipzig | |
Scott Stangroom | UMass | |
Siobhan McManamon | Five Colleges / Smith College | |
Sobha Duvvuri | EBSCO | |
Stew MacLehose | University of New England | |
Susanne Schuster | BSZ Konstanz | |
x | Tatjana Clemens | UB Frankfurt |
Theodor Tolstoi | Chalmers, EBSCO | |
x | Tracy Patton | Missouri State University |
Virginia Martin | Duke University Libraries | |
Xiaoyan (Yan) Song | NCSU | |
x | Yvonne Mönkediek | SuUB Bremen |