Islandora-IR-Interest-Group

An interest group focused on the use of Islandora as an institutional repository.

Conveners

• Bryan Brown (Florida State University)
• Emily Toner (Boston College)

Terms of Reference

• The name of this Islandora Interest Group is the Islandora IR Interest Group (IIRIG)
• The purpose of the Islandora IR Interest Group is to improve the use of Islandora as an institutional repository platform.
• Specific goals, activities, and outcomes may include:
  • Identifying potential bugs with existing Islandora IR-oriented modules
  • Identifying functionality that is desired but missing from existing Islandora IR-oriented modules
  • Collaboratively defining functional requirements for new Islandora IR-oriented modules
  • Collaboratively developing new Islandora IR-oriented modules
  • Working with the Islandora Documentation Interest Group to improve any documentation related to Islandora's use as an IR
• The interest group will communicate via the islandora-ir Google Group.
• The interest group will edit documents via the shared Google Drive folder
• The interest group will meet once a month virtually via Skype (TBD)
• The conveners will produce a report to be submitted to the Islandora Roadmap Committee following the IIRIG's meetings.

Production Islandora IRs

• eScholarship@BC (Boston College)

Membership

• Bryan Brown (Florida State University)
• Devin Soper (Florida State University)
• Emily Toner (Boston College)
• Christina Harlow (University of Tennessee, Knoxville)
• Mark Baggett (University of Tennessee, Knoxville)
• Paul Cummins (University of Tennessee, Knoxville)
• Brandon Wiegel (British Columbia Electronic Library Network)
• Sue Perdue (University of Virginia)
• Courtney Matthews (University of Waterloo)
• Alex Kent (PALS)
• Kelsey Williamson (ICI Services)
• Donald Moses (University of Prince Edward Island)
• Pat Dunlavey (Common Media, Inc.)
• Brad Spry (University of North Carolina, Charlotte)
• Dawn Hooper (University of Prince Edward Island)
• Jennifer Eustis (University of Connecticut Libraries)
• Mike Nason (University of New Brunswick)
• David Corbly (University of Oklahoma)