New in Vireo 4
There are 3 parts in the Controlled Vocabulary Management section.
1- Add Controlled Vocabulary: This area is for making a NAME for a new vocabulary. You can also edit the name of an existing vocabulary by using the pencil icon that appears when you hover your cursor over the name.
The names with a globe icon are configurable in other sections within Workflow Management.
By default Vireo has the most common vocabularies created and populated with data.
2- Upload Controlled Vocabularies: This area is for uploading new or changed vocabularies. It is also for downloading existing vocabularies.
Tip: Instead of making a new csv or txt file for upload, export csv an existing vocabulary and use it for template of new ones.
3- On screen editor for controlled vocabularies: This area is used for making changes on screen rather than downloading and editing.
After clicking on the Upload Controlled Vocabularies button, you will see a window labeled "Manage Controlled Vocabularies". Before uploading a new or updated vocabulary, download the vocabulary to be replaced by selecting the vocabulary under "Upload to:" then clicking on "Export CSV". It is important to use an existing downloaded vocabulary as a template.
Make changes and rename your file as you wish. The name of csv file will not be displayed in Vireo, only the name of the controlled vocabulary it is uploaded to. Be careful to select the name of a controlled vocabulary when uploading a new or corrected file.
When a Controlled Vocabulary is updated, the changes in the file will show on the screen for confirmation before the uploaded file is processed.
Vocabulary lists can also be edited on screen in the third section of the Controlled Vocabulary Management Section. Simply from the drop down list and use the editing tools on the right of each row to add, edit, or delete data in the the vocabulary.
Use of columns in vocabularies
Controlled Vocabulary templates include column headers Name, Definition, Contacts and Identifier.
Name is what will appear in the fields with the associated vocabulary in the student and staff views.
Definition is for internal purposes.
Contacts is for email addresses. Quotation marks appear with email addresses in the on-screen editor automatically and should not be added manually.
Identifiers are for advanced features. Identifier values in the Subjects vocabulary correspond to subject codes used by ProQuest.
NOTE: The default subject names and identifiers in the Subjects Controlled Vocabulary match ProQuest subject code requirements. If any institution submits manuscripts to ProQuest, these settings should not be changed. Consider creating a second Local Subjects vocabulary instead.