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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion Install.md
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* confirm the *password*
* a *display name* for the User

Note that you can change all of these later in the [User](/user.md) management section of your install.
Note that you can change all of these later in the [User](/users.md) management section of your install.

You also need to enter an *Installation Title* and select your installation’s *Time Zone* from the dropdown. You can later changes these in the [Settings](/settings.md) section of your [Admin Dashboard](/admin-dashboard.md)
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Adding media includes uploading a file, or directly attaching content with oEmbed, YouTube URLs, or writing HTML.

Media can only be added via the [item](../content/Items.md).
Media can only be added via the [item](../content/items.md).

## Edit Media
To edit an existing media, go to its metadata page and select the *Edit media* button in the upper right corner of the page.
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12 changes: 6 additions & 6 deletions modules/dspaceconnector.md
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title: DSpace Connector
---

DSpace Connector is a [module](modules/modules.md) for Omeka S which allows you to connect an Omeka S instance to a DSpace repository to import items from that repository. In addition to importing information, the Omeka S item will include a link back to the original item.
DSpace Connector is a [module](modules.md) for Omeka S which allows you to connect an Omeka S instance to a DSpace repository to import items from that repository. In addition to importing information, the Omeka S item will include a link back to the original item.

To install DSpace Connector, follow the instructions for [Installing Modules](../modules/modules.md#installing-modules) on the Modules documentation.
To install DSpace Connector, follow the instructions for [Installing Modules](modules.md#installing-modules) on the Modules documentation.

Note that DSpace Connector only works with DSpace versions 4 and higher.

You can view past imports by going to the DSpace Connector tab on the left-hand navigation of the admin dashboard and clicking the *Past Imports* sub-tab.

![DSpace Connector navigation option with two sub-tab options for Import and Past Imports](../modules/modulesfiles/mods_dspacenav.png)
![DSpace Connector navigation option with two sub-tab options for Import and Past Imports](modulesfiles/mods_dspacenav.png)

## Import Data
To use DSpace Connector, navigate to the tab labelled *DSpace Connector* on the left-hand navigation of the admin dashboard. This will automatically take you to the Import sub-tab.
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* Note that the Item Set must already exist in order to import into it.
* *Comment* for example, any notes to yourself or other users of the installation (optional);

![Screenshot of the field options for DSpace Connector with collections loaded from a university library](../modules/modulesfiles/mods_dspaceconnect.png)
![Screenshot of the field options for DSpace Connector with collections loaded from a university library](modulesfiles/mods_dspaceconnect.png)

To import from a DSpace Repository:
1. Enter a URL into the *DSpace site URL* field and then click either *Get Collections* or *Get Communities*, depending on your preference. Note that you have to enter the entire url, including the “http://“. This will load the collections or communities below the other options.
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This page displays a table of Past DSpace Imports, with a checkbox option to *Undo*, the *Job ID* for the import, the repository’s *Dspace Collection Link*, any *Comments* made during import, the number of *Items* imported, the *Date* of the import, the import *Status*, and the *Owner*, or user who initiated the import.

![Table of past imports showing two from mars.gmu.edu](../modules/modulesfiles/mods_dspacepast.png)
![Table of past imports showing two from mars.gmu.edu](modulesfiles/mods_dspacepast.png)

## Undo an Import
To undo a completed import and remove all associated items, go to the DSpace Connector tab on the left-hand navigation of the admin dashboard, click on DSpace Connector and then click on Past Imports, which should appear below the DSpace Connector tab.

You will see a table of all post imports.

![Table of past imports showing two from mars.gmu.edu](../modules/modulesfiles/mods_dspacepast.png)
![Table of past imports showing two from mars.gmu.edu](modulesfiles/mods_dspacepast.png)

Check the box for each import you wish to undo and click submit.

14 changes: 7 additions & 7 deletions modules/modules.md
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Modules extend the functionality of your Omeka S installation and sites.

[List of modules](../modules/modules_list.md)
[List of modules](modules_list.md)

## Managing Modules

To see what modules are installed on your Omeka S site, click on the Modules link on the left-hand navigation of your [admin dashboard](../admin-dashboard.md)

Note that only Global Administrators can install and manage modules. Site Administrators can browse installed modules. Other users do not have access to this tab.

![Screen capture of admin dashboard showing Modules tab active.](../modules/modulesfiles/modulesbrowse.png)
![Screen capture of admin dashboard showing Modules tab active.](modulesfiles/modulesbrowse.png)

Any modules which have been installed on the Omeka S install should appear in the list of Modules. Each module displays the name of the module with the version number, creator, and a summary of its function.

![CSV import module label. It is version 0.1 alpha, created by RRCHNM, and is summaries as "import content from a CSV file."](../modules/modulesfiles/moduleLabel.png)
![CSV import module label. It is version 0.1 alpha, created by RRCHNM, and is summaries as "import content from a CSV file."](modulesfiles/moduleLabel.png)


There are multiple buttons which can appear to the right of a module’s label. Each button has both an icon and a label describing its action:
* *Configure* (a wrench icon): some modules have settings which can be adjusted. Click this icon to adjust settings for the module in this row.
* *Activate/Deactivate* (sliding switch): when a module is active, the slider area background is transparent and the switch is to the left. When inactive, the background of the slider area background is opaque and the switch is to the right.
* *Install/Uninstall* (arrow and rectangle): use this button to install or uninstall a module. When the arrow is coming from the rectangle, the button will uninstall the module. When the arrow is pointing into the rectangle, the button will install the module.

![Icons described above, from right to left: configure, activate and deactivate, install and uninstall](../modules/modulesfiles/moduleButtons.png)
![Icons described above, from right to left: configure, activate and deactivate, install and uninstall](modulesfiles/moduleButtons.png)

## Installing Modules
### Add the Module to Omeka S
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The module is now installed. You should see a success message once the page reloads. For modules with configuration options, you will be taken immediately to the configuration page for that module. For all other modules the Modules page will simply reload. On the Modules page, the *Status* of the module should change from “Not Installed” to “Not Active”

![Success message with green highlight reading “The module was successfully installed”](../modules/modulesfiles/mods_insuccess.png)
![Success message with green highlight reading “The module was successfully installed”](modulesfiles/mods_insuccess.png)

Modules are automatically activated when installed.

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You should see a success message once the page reloads, and the *Status* of the module should change from “Not Active” to “Active”

![Success message with green highlight reading “The module was successfully activated”](../modules/modulesfiles/mods_acsuccess.png)
![Success message with green highlight reading “The module was successfully activated”](modulesfiles/mods_acsuccess.png)

## Configuring a module
Some, but not all, modules include the option to configure settings for that module. If an active module displays the *configure* (wrench) button, you may configure that module.
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1. Uninstall the module by clicking the *uninstall* button
1. A drawer will open on the right side of the window asking you to confirm that you want to uninstall the module. Click “Confirm Uninstall” to continue.

![Uninstall module dialogue with the message “Are you sure you would like to uninstall this module?”](../modules/modulesfiles/mods_confirmuninstall.png)
![Uninstall module dialogue with the message “Are you sure you would like to uninstall this module?”](modulesfiles/mods_confirmuninstall.png)

The uninstalled module will continue to appear on your Modules page unless the folder for the module is removed from the /modules folder on the Omeka S installation, which can be done via FTP or SSH.
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title: Zotero Import
---

Zotero Import is a [module](modules/modules.md) for Omeka S which allows you to connect an Omeka S instance to a Zotero library and import items from that library.
Zotero Import is a [module](modules.md) for Omeka S which allows you to connect an Omeka S instance to a Zotero library and import items from that library.

To install Zotero Import, follow the instructions for [Installing Modules](../modules/modules.md#installing-modules) on the Modules documentation.
To install Zotero Import, follow the instructions for [Installing Modules](modules.md#installing-modules) on the Modules documentation.

## Prepare your Zotero Library
Ensure that your Zotero library is published. Login to Zotero, go to settings, and then to privacy. Make sure that 'publish entire library' is checked. The 'publish notes' box can also be checked.
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To import, go to the Zotero Import tab on the left-hand navigation of the admin dashboard of your Omeka S install. This will automatically take you to the Import sub-tab, also in the left-hand navigation.

![Zotero Import options](../modules/modulesfiles/zoteroimport_new.png)
![Zotero Import options](modulesfiles/zoteroimport_new.png)

To import from a Zotero library:
* Choose an Item Set for imported items (required);
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---------------------------------
To view and manage past imports, click on the Zotero Import tab in the left-hand navigation, and then click on the "Past Imports" sub-tab.

![red arrow points to past imports tab](../modules/modulesfiles/zoteroimport_pasttab.png)
![red arrow points to past imports tab](modulesfiles/zoteroimport_pasttab.png)

The Past Imports shows a table of previous imports, whether successful, failed on error, or undone. The table has the following columns:
- *Zotero Library* giving the User or Group library name;
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To Undo an import, click the *Undo* button to the left of the *Items Added Before* timestamp. This will open a sidebar dialog asking you to confirm that you want to undo the import and delete all imported items. Click *Confirm* to continue.

![past imports tab with sidebar open to confirm undo](../modules/modulesfiles/zoteroimport_undo.png)
![past imports tab with sidebar open to confirm undo](modulesfiles/zoteroimport_undo.png)

Past Imports which have already been undone will have a job status "Undo Import Completed".

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