PubMan Collaboration Scenario
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Collaboration Scenario[edit]
The Collaborator is a user role that privileges special users to access and/or modify items independently of the item status.
An example scenario of the MPI PL is: secretary enters all items and wants to provide all authors with the possibility to access/modify the item in any state
Where are the collaborative rights defined?[edit]
- collaborative privileges can be assigned on item level (including all components) and/or on context level (all items within one collection)
What has to be done on admin interface?[edit]
- the admin is responsible for creating collaborative usergroups
- the user, who wants to collaborate with selected persons, informs the admin about the desired members of the collaborative group and the chosen name of the collaboration group
- the admin creates the respective collaboration group -> gives collaborative rights to every group member -> informs the enrollee
- afterwards the user is able to choose single/multiple items for collaboration in PubMan
- on context level the admin has to set collaborative rights for the respectivte collaborative usergroups on admin interface
- collaborator privileges for an item can be additionally granted to a particular user, not only to a user group.--Natasa 07:39, 3 August 2010 (UTC)
PubMan workflow for defining Collaborators/collaborative groups[edit]
- there are two Collaborator role options:
- a) Collaborator who is privileged to view items in all states
- b) Collaborator who is privileged to view and modify items in all states (except withdrawn)
- on PubMan Item List (My Items) the user chooses single or multiple items for collaboration
- for whole contexts the admin has to set collaborative rights for respective usergroups
- on collaboration tab the user can choose the respective usergroup (or also multiple usergroups) for collaboration
- for every usergroup he/she chooses to collaborate with the user has to define the type of collaboration:
- a) Collaboration-View only or
- b) Collaboration-View & Modify
- all users of the selected usergroups have Collaborator rights and are now able to view and/or modify their collaborative items
- on PubMan Item List it is also possible to deselect items for collaboration / to end collaboration
Who is able to assign collaborative rights?[edit]
- on admin interface:
- person, who is responsible for PubMan user management
- on PubMan:
- Depositor (if owner of the item)
- Moderator (or any QARole)
PubMan Item View[edit]
- collaborative item status can be seen and modified by the Depositor (if owner of the item) and Moderator (or any QARole)
PubMan Advanced Search[edit]
- query for collaborative items is possible
- but no possibility to search for special collaborative usergroups (might be solved by working with single contexts)
My Item Workspace[edit]
- separated into two different lists:
- a)"View my items"
- b)"View my collaborative items"
New Usecases[edit]
- UC create collaborative usergroup
- UC choose item for collaboration
- UC select type of collaboration
- UC choose collaborative groups (later: choose single persons for collaboration)
- UC Pubman My Item: show my collaborative items
- UC Collaboration Tab for information on collaboratives in view item version
Definition of mentioned user roles[edit]
Term | Definition |
Depositor | Role that when granted allows to create items in the repository and manage items (including components and their content) he/she created in accordance with the overall workflow rules. |
Moderator | QARole
Is responsible for the quality assurance of the data. |
Collaborator | Two different types of collaborators: collaborator-viewer & collaborator-modifier.
Role that when granted allows access and/or modify the containers, the items, their components and the internally managed content independently of item state. |
Privileged Viewer | Role that when granted allows to access all components and their content of a released item in one context/collection independently of visibility. |