onix-pl training on how to access gokb encodings
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Where can I get ONIX-PL Encodings
in GOKb
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Todd Carpenter Executive Director
National Information Standards Organization (NISO)
Overview
A bit about NISO License encoding overview and background Development of ONIX-‐PL The NISO ONIX-‐PL Encoding IniCaCve Resources and quesCons
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NaConal InformaCon Standards OrganizaCon
Non-‐profit industry associaCon accredited by ANSI Mission of developing and maintaining technical standards related to
informaCon, documentaCon, discovery and distribuCon of published materials and media
Represent US interests in informaCon and documentaCon to the InternaConal OrganizaCon of StandardizaCon (ISO)
68 VoCng Members, 118 LSA members as of 2014 25% libraries and library organizaCons 35% publishers and publishing organizaCons 40% library systems suppliers and other intermediaries Staff: 4 professional full-‐Cme Volunteers: 400+ spread out across the world
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What is ONIX? ONIX is an acronym for ONline InformaCon eXchange
Suite of XML Schemas for represenCng publishing industry product informaCon
ONIX -‐ Books; ONIX -‐ Serials; ONIX -‐ RRO; ONIX -‐ PL
Maintained by EDItEUR jointly with Book Industry CommunicaCon (UK) & the Book Industry Study Group
User groups in Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway, Spain and the Republic of Korea
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What is ONIX-‐PL?
ONIX for PublicaCon License (ONIX-‐PL) • A structure for making the content of a license machine-‐readable
• An XML format • A tool to make license terms and condiCons more accessible
• Extensible so addiConal terms can be added to dicConary in the future
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What is ONIX-‐PL?
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NISO ONIX-‐PL Encoding IniCaCve
• Funded by the generous support of the Andrew W. Mellon FoundaCon
• Grant begun in February, 2013 • 13-‐month project
– Gather and encode up to 50 licenses – Deposit encodings in public repositories – Provide training on how to use them
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NISO ONIX-‐PL Encoding IniCaCve
• RaConale: – If we can seed the community with template licenses by undertaking the vast majority of the core work, can we jump-‐start adopCon?
Every negoCaCon starts with a template and then tweaks them from there.
– Can’t we start with template encodings and tweak them?
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ONIX-‐PL Encoding IniCaCve: Why?
• ONIX-‐PL Languishing in a Catch-‐22 situaCon – No one to hear from, no one to call to
• Success of the KB+ encodings of the JISC specific licenses for JISC members, but limits
• Availability of open repositories for these data • Agreement by publishers to allow encodings of templates
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What is GOKb?
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Global Open Knowledgebase (GOKb) An freely available, community-‐managed data repository designed to support key publicaCon data about electronic resources as it is represented within the supply chain GOKb partners include, Indiana U., Duke U., U. Penn, Micigan, U. Maryland, Lehigh U., U. Chicago, U. Florida and partnered with Kuali OLE and Jisc (UK) Funded by the Andrew W. Mellon FoundaCon
GOKb
• <CAVEAT>
GOKb is sCll in development and the public prototype is in a public beta phase.
<<Informa(on contained in this presenta(on may change>>
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Where to find encodings in GOKb
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Where to find encodings in GOKb
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Sign in to GOKb
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Sign in to GOKb
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Once you have the license encodings
REMEMBER: They are templates!
They will not match the final license you negoCated with the publisher
YOU need to tweak the encoding values to match the license terms you agreed on.
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Once you have the license encodings
REMEMBER: They are templates!
They will not match the final license you negoCated with the publisher
YOU need to tweak the encoding values to match the license terms you agreed on.
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Once you have the license encodings
Import the data into your electronic resource management system.
If you have problems, or don’t know how to ingest the data, please contact your ERM
vendor.
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We need more data/support!
If your ERM system does not support import of ONIX-‐PL files….
Ask your vendor to support this service!
Ask other publishers why their license
templates aren’t available!
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Thank you!
• DeGruyter • Duke University Press • Elsevier • JSTOR • Nature Publishing Group • Oxford University Press • SAGE • Springer
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Some final thoughts on license expression Clearly, communicaCng license permissions and prohibiCons to staff and users is difficult
License expression is not a simple process Definite cost-‐benefits analysis needed Consider: – Desire for ambiguity versus clarity – The level of detail that your organizaCon needs – ONIX-‐PL is not an enforcement mechanism – Issues impacCng negoCaCon
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ONIX-‐PL Training
• 1st – An IntroducCon to Encoding a License in ONIX-‐PL
• Today – ExtracCng an ONIX-‐PL-‐encoded license and imporCng it into your ERMS
• Tweaking the template to match your negoCated terms (Forthcoming)
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AddiConal Resources • ONIX-‐PL Home (EDItEUR website)
hpp://Cnyurl.com/ONIX-‐PL This page includes the format specificaCon (ONIX-‐PL version 1.0) and a data dicConary, with plans on schema release, support tools (including OPLE).
• ONIX-‐PL Working Group (NISO website) hpp://www.niso.org/workrooms/onixpl
• NISO ONIX-‐PL Webinar Slides hpp://Cnyurl.com/ONIX-‐PL-‐1 Slides from the September 10, 2008 webinar, "ONIX for PublicaCons Licenses (ONIX-‐PL): Simplifying License Expression.”
• NISO ONIX-‐PL Webinar Q&A hpp://Cnyurl.com/ONIX-‐PL-‐2
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AddiConal Resources (2) • The Importance of Linking Electronic Resources and Their Licence Terms:
A Project to Implement ONIX for Licensing Terms for UK Academic InsTtuTons hpp://Cnyurl.com/ONIX-‐PL-‐3 ArCcle by Brian Green and Liam Earney (Serials 20.3 [Nov. 2007]: 235-‐239). This arCcle looks at the issues facing libraries as they seek to manage and communicate rights negoCated in an ever increasing number of licenses for online resources.
• JISC ONIX-‐PL Website hpp://Cnyurl.com/ONIX-‐PL-‐4 JISC CollecCons idenCfied a priority requirement by UK academic libraries for about 80 exisCng licenses to be available in machine-‐readable form, with full representaCon of the license, including all clauses and usage rights expressed. JISC is using ONIX-‐PL and the OPLE ediCng tools to do this.
• ONIX for Licensing Terms DescripTon & FAQ hpp://Cnyurl.com/ONIX-‐PL-‐5
• ONIX/ERMI Mapping & Encoding Format hpp://Cnyurl.com/ONIX-‐PL-‐6
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One very last thing…
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Image from Will Lion: http://www.flickr.com/photos/will-lion/2646213692/
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Thank you!
Todd Carpenter, ExecuTve Director
tcarpenter@niso.org
NaConal InformaCon Standards OrganizaCon 3600 Clipper Mill Road, Suite 302 BalCmore, MD 21211 USA +1 (301) 654-‐2512 Fax: +1 (410) 685-‐5278 www.niso.org
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