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Sometimes, a picture does //not// say more than a 1000 words, and your slide presentation can benefit from additional textual annotation. | Sometimes, a picture does //not// say more than a 1000 words, and your slide presentation can benefit from additional textual annotation. | ||
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- | In PMA.slidebox, this can be done through an interplay with [[:core_slidebox||PMA.core]]. | + | In PMA.slidebox, this can be done through an interplay with [[:core_slidebox|PMA.core]]. |
- | == Preparing the dataset == | + | If you prefer an interactive walk-through, the procedure is [[https://youtu.be/GFXogcpVHR0?t=160||illustrated in our online video tutorial]] as well. |
You start by going to PMA.core and define a form that will hold your slide meta-data. | You start by going to PMA.core and define a form that will hold your slide meta-data. | ||
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+ | Fill out some general data about the form, then add your fields. | ||
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+ | Once you have a form defined, you can prepare a fill-out sheet. | ||
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+ | When you have your folder divided in subfolders to [[slides_cases|organize your cases]], make sure to check to include “slides in subfolders”. | ||
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+ | After you download the spreadsheet, you see something like this: | ||
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+ | {{ ::meta_data_40.png?400 |}} | ||
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+ | Fill out the sheet, and upload it again to PMA.core. You can confirm in the PMA.core user interface that your meta-data were parsed correctly: | ||
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+ | {{ ::meta_data_50.png?400 |}} | ||
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+ | After selecting the file and pressing the upload button, you can follow along as the meta-data gets populated. | ||
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+ | Next, you go back to the PMA.slidebox configuration and point to the form as it is retrieved from PMA.core. | ||
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+ | {{ ::meta_data_60.png?400 |}} | ||
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+ | {{ ::meta_data.png?400 |}} | ||
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+ | Now your public website is as you want it. As before, you can notify end-users via email or instant messaging that you updated the website. | ||
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+ | The URL is the only piece of information that you need to share a collection with people. You can also refer to it from other websites with a simple hyperlink. | ||
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+ | Interested in learning more about meta-data in PMA.core and the types we support? [[https://realdat.pathomation.com/how-to-handle-slide-meta-data/|We have a separate blog article on this subject]]. |