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A: Deep search can be done on rich metadata that can find content that is most likely hided from Google Search or other web search engines.

 

Meeting minutes

1st VC Minutes (25 June 2012)

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List of participants: Andy (SWITCH), Gytis (KUT), Nikos, Giannis (GRNET); Vicente (UVigo); Eli (IUCC); Jack (TAU); Peter (TERENA)-

  • The importance of open sharing of educational resources was acknowledged. Many national and global initiatives were mentioned such as ARIADNE, GLOBE, MAOR, etc...

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  • The layered model of repositories was explained by Eli (IUCC). We (TERENA) should focus on the step between the national layer and the pan-European layer. Global peers must then be considered.

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  • Andy (SWITCH) noted that we should equally focus on both; how to reach out to the national community and how to aggregate at the pan-European level.

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  • It was agreed that the TERENA repository must be a metadata/paradata repository only. The content/object must be kept at the original location. Only the metadata of fully open materials should be harvested, in principle. The main focus is on the aggregation of audio/video content repositories in the first step (e.g., no scientific papers, publications, etc.).

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  • The TERENA OER portal can have enhanced, rich media search functionality (deeper than Google search) and maybe a hosted video playback option (noted by Vicente). Jack (TAU) added that maybe a content upload feature would also be an option at the aggregate layer (home for homeless concept).

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  • Gytis (KUT) mentioned that Creative Common licensing should be included. It was agreed that licensing is important.

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  • It was agreed to set up some metadata aggregating points for testing purposes:

1) Vicente (UVigo) agreed to set up a test installation of DSpace and maybe PuMuKit on top.

2) Giannis (GRNET) agreed to set up a test installation of ARIADNE tools.

3) Eli (IUCC) agreed to set up a test installation of MAOR duplicate.

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  • In parallel with these, an open call for content providers (i.e. NRENs/Unis with recorded lectures) will be sent out. These repositories will be connected to the three test installation above.

  • See the relevant TERENA Compendium 2011 data at TER-C11-complete-web.pdf

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  • For the pilot, the 8 standard LOM metadata fields can be used but a common agreement on the metadata schema is needed for the long run. LOM records can be transported between systems using a variety of protocols, perhaps the most widely used being OAI-PMH.

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  • Peter (TERENA) will follow up with IUCC, UVigo and GRNET on the test implementations and inform the mailing list about the progress.

DRAFT

OPTION 2) In order to collect the metadata from the repositories participating in the pilot project the ARIADNE infrastructure and services (www.ariadne-eu.org/content/services) could be used.

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