You mentioned at the programme start up meeting that JorumOpen would – in line with programme IPR guidance – be looking at support for other forms of CC license – unported and UK v3 – the guidelines state England and Wales v2.0 : can you clarify if you’ll be able to support these forms of CC license for bulk deposit?

I know that there were some concerns with IMS CP bulk upload last time round having to go into a single collection – did this prove to be a problem or are there any work around options for projects?

I’ve spoken to one project who are planning on using RSS (from an eprints repository) as an ongoing metadata deposit option – your guidelines indicate this is a one time upload option only; so there’s obviously a mismatch. Several options for RSS feed are discussed in the documentation you note can you confirm that you’re expecting a feed for the whole oer collection in the format you specify? and that any updates to the feed need to liaise with Jorum and replaces the entire collection? are you planning to support this post -programme?

Selenium looks interesting and I’m glad to see another option for projects. To be honest though I’d hoped that SWORD would be on list – does this mean there are still issues with SWORD and Shibboleth that prevent you using it?

Obviously for some projects there are going to be difficulties in getting the metadata profile their systems create and the profiles you want – based on your experience with phase 1, can we work on a list of tools that can serve as intermediaries /editors?

Please contact support@jorum.ac.uk if you have any queries.