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| − | =Documentation=
| + | This section of the wiki includes a list of AtoM-related community resources, beyond just what we maintain in our [https://www.accesstomemory.org/docs public documentation] - and much of it generated by members of our community! We've organized the content into sections to try to make it easier to browse. |
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| − | ==AtoM 2 resources==
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| − | ===AtoM installation instructions on CentOS 6.5===
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| − | Created by community user Ivan Rivera, this tutorial will help you get AtoM 2x installed using CentOS 6, instead of Ubuntu 12.04/14.04, as documented by Artefactual. Titled "Step by Step Tutorial: Install Atom (ICA-AtOM) 2.0 in a CentOS 6.5 x86-x64 over VirtualBox", the tutorial is kept in a publicly-viewable Google Doc at the moment, available [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1hjaFgINPWKhUYNtWrRHcxySiDsEBejTUGMfckjkStI4/edit?usp=sharing here].
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| − | Originally shared in [https://groups.google.com/d/msg/ica-atom-users/wcn4LWePRW0/2tNZz-d0PW8J this] AtoM User Forum thread - if you find any problems, or have any suggestions for improvement, we suggest posting them there!
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| − | ==ICA-AtoM (1.x) resource ==
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| − | ===Dumbarton Oaks===
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| − | In June 2014, [http://www.doaks.org/library-archives/icfa The Image Collections and Fieldwork Archives (ICFA)] of Dumbarton Oaks Research Library and Collection announced the release of its AtoM Finding Aid Style Guide. "Developed by ICFA staff to document local practices for internal reference and training, the Guide addresses all aspects of description: from collection-level details such as creation and acquisition information to providing file-specific storage locations. In addition, there are sections on developing an intellectual arrangement and devising titles for each record group in a collection.
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| − | "In advance of the department’s conversion of their legacy finding aids, ICFA staff also produced a workflow to help guide staff to the system. The Workflow provides step-by-step instructions on how to develop new collections in ICA-AtoM based on existing Word finding aids, and is intended to be used in conjunction with the Guide, a more comprehensive reference resource for description."
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| − | =Tutorials and Workshop materials=
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| − | ==AtoM 2 materials==
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| − | ===Council of Archives New Brunswick (CANB) AtoM materials (AtoM 2.0)===
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| − | The Council of Archives New Brunswick has publicly shared training materials prepared for their members institutions to use ArchivesCANB, the AtoM 2-powered provincial portal administered by CANB. Materials available include a PowerPoint presentation for training on basic actions in AtoM; an AtoM "Cheat sheet" of recommended fields for users entering data into CANB, and a guide to the creation of controlled subject headings, based on a similar guide produced by MemoryBC (the provincical AtoM portal in British Columbia, Canada, maintained by the Archives Association of British Columbia).
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| − | Find the CANB materials here: http://canbarchives.ca/canb/5879/ArchivesCANB
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| − | ===University of Witwatersrand, South Africa 3-Day AtoM 2.0 Workshop===
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| − | In October 2013, a 3-Day AtoM workshop was conducted in Johannesburg, South Africa.
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| − | Hosted by the University of Witwatersrand and organized by Michele Pickover and Gabriele Mohale, the 3-day workshop had over 30 participants from 16 different institutions, including the University of Namibia, Desmond Tutu Peace Centre, and the National Archives. The workshop was aimed at introducing and exploring AtoM 2.0 as a multi-lingual open-source application for online archival description and arrangement in single and multi-institutional portals. Training on AtoM was provided for all participants and addressed the features and functions of the software for public users, archivists and administrators. The workshop materials were created using copies of archival records held by organizations all over Ontario, which were generously supplied by the Archives Association of Ontario. The archival records are available through [http://www.archeion.ca/| ARCHEION]. ''You are free to use the manuals for your own purposes.''
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| − | * PDF copy: [[Media: AtoM 2.0-Archivist Training.pdf]] (5.2 MB)
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| − | * Word copy: [[Media: AtoM 2.0-AuthorizedTraining.doc]] (5.9 MB)
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| − | * Libre office copy: [[Media: AtoM 2.0-Archivist Training.odt]] (5.7 MB)
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| − | ** You can edit this copy for your own purpose using the free [http://www.libreoffice.org/ LibreOffice] suite
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| − | * PDF copy: [[Media: AtoM 2.0-AdministratorsTraining.pdf]] (1.9 MB)
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| − | * Word copy: [[Media: AtoM 2.0-AdministratorsTraining.doc]] (1.9 MB)
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| − | * Libre office copy: [[Media: AtoM 2.0-AdministratorsTraining.odt]] (1.6 MB)
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| − | ** You can edit this copy for your own purpose using the free [http://www.libreoffice.org/ LibreOffice] suite
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| − | ==ICA-AtoM (1.x) materials==
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| − | ===Archives Society of Alberta (ASA) Workshop Tutorials (ICA-AtoM 1.3)===
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| − | In February 2013, two ICA-AtoM workshops were conducted in Edmonton, Alberta.
| + | This list is just what we've come across so far - we know there's a lot more out there! Have a resource to add, or one that you know about which is publicly available? Please help us by [[Special:UserLogin|adding it!]] |
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| − | On Sunday, Feb.24 an ICa-AtoM Administrator Workshop was held with Carrie Lunde, Database Administrator at Archives Society of Alberta and Rene Georgopalis, Executive Director / Archives Advisor at Archives Society of Alberta. The workshop materials for this Administrator Session focused on features and functionality in ICA-AtoM 1.3 that support the Administration of the ASA online Portal. The workshop materials were created using copies of archival records held in the Archives Society of Alberta database, but are no-longer available for interaction. ''You are free to use the manuals for your own purposes.''
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| | + | Check out the list of papers and presentations in our Resources section: |
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| − | * PDF copy: [[Media: ASA 1.3 - AdministratorsWB.pdf]]
| + | Curious about how AtoM is maintained and developed? Read more on community-driven development and the AtoM project here: |
| − | * Libre office copy: [[Media:ASA 1.3 - Administrators-3.odt]] (1.4 MB) | + | * [[Development/Philosophy|Development philosophy]] |
| − | ** You can edit this copy for your own purpose using the free [http://www.libreoffice.org/ LibreOffice] suite
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| − | On Monday, Feb.25 an ICA-AtoM Authorized User Workshop was held and eight ASA members attended. The workshop materials for this Authorized User Session focused on features and functionality in ICA-AtoM 1.3 that support Archival activities of archival description. The workshop materials were created using copies of archival records held in the Archives Society of Alberta database, but are no-longer available for interaction. ''You are free to use the manuals for your own purposes.''
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| − | * PDF copy: [[Media: ASA 1.3 - AuthorizedUsersWB.pdf]]
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| − | * Libre office copy: [[Media:ASA 1.3 - AuthorizedUsers.v2.odt]] (3.9 MB)
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| − | ** You can edit this copy for your own purpose using the free [http://www.libreoffice.org/ LibreOffice] suite
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| − | ===Archives Association of Ontario (AAO) Training Materials (ICA-AtoM 1.2)===
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| − | In March 2012, Amanda Hill, the Archeion Coordinator presented a workshop on the re-launch of [http://www.archeion.ca Archeion], Ontario's online gateway to archives, using ICA-AtoM software. AAO has graciously agreed to share their Workshop Slide Presentation: [http://www.slideshare.net/amandahill/archeion-workshops-march-2012 Archeion Slideshare] and their training booklet in FRENCH and ENGLISH!
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| − | *''In the spirit of open-source and education - this material is free to re-use for your own purposes''
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| − | * English PDF copy: [[Media:Archeion for Archivists (April 2012).pdf| Archeion and AtoM]] (1.8 MB)
| + | ===[[Community/Community resources/Documentation|Documentation]]=== |
| − | * Libre office copy: [[Media:Archeion for Archivists (April 2012).odt|Archeion and AtoM]]
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| − | * French PDF copy: [[Media:Archeion pour archivistes (avril 2012).pdf| Archeion et AtoM]] (1.8 MB)
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| − | * Libre office copy: [[Media:Archeion pour archivistes (avril 2012).odt|Archeion et AtoM]]
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| − | ** You can edit the Libre office copy for your own purpose using the free [http://www.libreoffice.org/ LibreOffice] suite
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| − | ===CARBICA Tutorial (ICA-AtoM 1.1)===
| + | This page includes examples of community generated documentation - style guides, install instructions, institutional descriptive policies for AtoM use, and more. |
| − | In August 2011 a two-day training workshop on ICA-AtoM 1.1 was presented in Curaçao and attended by members of the ICA's Caribbean section (CARBICA). In preparation for the workshop a demo version of ICA-AtoM was created using copies of archival records held by the Rare Books and Special Collections (RBSC) at the University of British Columbia Library. To encourage learning and support new users in their discovery of ICA-AtoM open-source software for archival description, a CARBICA training manual with 10 tutorials was created. The tutorials in the booklet allow users to interact with the data in the CARBICA demo version of ICA-AtoM.
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| − | ''Anyone is free to download the workshop materials and complete the tutorial on their own or adapt it for use in other projects.''
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| − | ====CARBICA Training Manual/ Tutorial====
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| − | * PDF copy: [[Media:CARBICA ICA-AtoM 1.1 tutorial.pdf|CARBICA ICA-AtoM 1.1 tutorial.pdf]] (4.7 MB)
| + | ===[[Community/Community resources/Tutorials|Tutorials and workshops]]=== |
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| − | * Open Office Draw copy: http://ica-atom.org/download/CARBICA%20ICA-AtoM%201.1%20tutorial.odg (10 MB)
| + | On this page you will find a collection of resources created to support the delivery of workshops, tutorials, training sessions, and the like. |
| − | ** You can edit this copy for your own purpose using the free [http://www.libreoffice.org/ LibreOffice] suite
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| − | ====CARBICA demo version of ICA-AtoM====
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| − | *Step One - Download Disk Image/ISO file: http://ica-atom.org/download/ica-atom-20110818.iso (850 MB) | |
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| − | *Step Two - Burn ISO file to DVD. Instructions for burning an ISO file to disk for Mac, Windows and Ubuntu platforms can be found here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BurningIsoHowto
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| − | *Step Three - Restart your computer with the DVD inserted. Computers running Mac platform require the user to hold "C" key during boot.
| + | ===[[Community/Community resources/Webinars|Webinars and videos]]=== |
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| − | *Step Four - Follow instructions in CARBICA Training Manual - Tutorial #1.
| + | On this page you will find links to webinars and other video recordings that have been created about AtoM. |
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| − | ====CARBICA LiveDVD Demo Troubleshooting====
| + | * [[Community/Community resources/Webinars|Webinars and videos]] |
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| − | During data entry into ICA-AtoM, if you encounter a white screen after clicking the EDIT button:
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| − | *Change section of URL from "index.php" to "qubit_dev.php" and hit return. This should fix the white screen and allow you to continue data entry
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| − | *It may be necessary to make this switch from time to time
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| − | *This is most likely due to a segmentation fault caused by issue 1995 which does not affect all users
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| − | ===MemoryBC Tutorial (ICA-AtoM 1.1)=== | + | ===[[Community/Community resources/Customization|Customization]]=== |
| − | [http://memorybc.ca MemoryBC.ca] provides access to descriptions of archival materials held in repositories throughout the province of British Columbia, Canada. The site is run using ICA-AtoM and managed by the [http://aabc.ca Archives Association of British Columbia] (AABC). The AABC allows its institutional members to add and edit their archival descriptions in the MemoryBC portal. This tutorial is used in workshops held throughout the province to prepare users for data-entry. | |
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| − | ''Anyone is free to download the workshop material and complete the tutorial on their own or adapt it for use in other projects.'' | + | Here we will link some examples of AtoM customization by community members which can be achieved without developer support, such as user-created help documentation using AtoM static pages (or on an affiliated website), community institutional theming examples using AtoM's built-in institutional theming, and more. |
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| − | ====MemoryBC Tutorial booklet====
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| − | * PDF copy: [[Media:AABC ICA-AtoM 1.1 tutorial.pdf]] (3.5 MB) | |
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| − | * Open Office Draw copy: [[Media:AABC ICA-AtoM 1.1 tutorial.odg]] (6.1 MB)
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| − | ** You can edit this copy for your own purpose using the free [http://www.openoffice.org/ Open Office] suite
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| − | =Customization= | + | ===[[Community/Community resources/Development|Community development]]=== |
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| − | Here we will link some examples of AtoM customization by community members which can be achieved without developer support.
| + | In this section, we'll add links to custom patches, plugins, themes, forks, images and virtual machines, as well as other resources developed by community users and publicly available for developers to explore and work with. |
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| − | ==Help pages==
| + | * [[Community/Community resources/Development|Community development]] |
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| − | ===City of Vancouver Archives search help (AtoM 2.0)=== | + | <admonition type="seealso"> |
| | + | * [[Development#Development_resources|Development resources]] |
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| − | The City of Vancouver Archives created an [http://searcharchives.vancouver.ca/about About Searching] page using the static page functionality in AtoM. For details on creating new static pages see our [https://www.accesstomemory.org/en/docs/ documentation] for your current version; specifically see Manage Static Pages and Manage Menus.
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| − | ===Dumbarton Oaks' AtoM@DO Help/About page (ICA-AtoM 1.3)===
| + | * [[Community|Back to the Community page]] |
| | + | * [[Main Page|Back to the Main Page of the AtoM wiki]] |
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| − | Rich with both general information and details on how to perform basic public user functions in ICA-AtoM (such as using search, advanced search, printing file reports, exporting, etc.) the AtoM@DO [http://www.doaks.org/library-archives/icfa/atom-do-faq Help page] is a useful resource, and a good model for how institutions using AtoM can supply helpful information to support the needs of their users.
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| − | ===Guelph Public Library Archeion page===
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| − | Guelph Public Library has done [http://www.archeion.ca/guelph-public-library-archives extensive customizations] to their Archeion (union database for the Archives Association of Ontario). For details on editing an institutional page see our [https://www.accesstomemory.org/en/docs/ documentation] for your current version, particularly Archival Institutions.
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| | [[Category:Community]] | | [[Category:Community]] |
This section of the wiki includes a list of AtoM-related community resources, beyond just what we maintain in our public documentation - and much of it generated by members of our community! We've organized the content into sections to try to make it easier to browse.
This list is just what we've come across so far - we know there's a lot more out there! Have a resource to add, or one that you know about which is publicly available? Please help us by adding it!
This page includes examples of community generated documentation - style guides, install instructions, institutional descriptive policies for AtoM use, and more.
On this page you will find a collection of resources created to support the delivery of workshops, tutorials, training sessions, and the like.
On this page you will find links to webinars and other video recordings that have been created about AtoM.
Here we will link some examples of AtoM customization by community members which can be achieved without developer support, such as user-created help documentation using AtoM static pages (or on an affiliated website), community institutional theming examples using AtoM's built-in institutional theming, and more.
In this section, we'll add links to custom patches, plugins, themes, forks, images and virtual machines, as well as other resources developed by community users and publicly available for developers to explore and work with.
