The platform for providing access Sample Clauses

The platform for providing access. The presentation tool According to the survey 65% of archives use tools for data dissemination (Q23). 10 archives use different tools depending on the content types that are being disseminated (Q23), and 5 service providers offer access services that use different tools for access depending on content types (Q84). No tool stands out as widely used from the survey. A wide variety of tools are used for different content types and about half of the tools are developed in-­‐house and half are commercial tools. Most archives use a combination of different platforms to provide access to data. Figure 6 below shows the distribution of platforms used for access by archives (Q26). Figure 6: Platforms used to provide access to content at archives What placorm(s) do you use to provide access to data? 2 0 Online access Offline access on Delivery of data to Archivists finds the Other site users requireed information and pass it on to users 21 Archives replied to this question. The majority of archives offer multiple platforms for access. Half of them offer a service where staff find specific information and pass it on to users. About a third of them offer offline access on site and delivery of data to users on a loose medium. And about a fourth of the asked archives provide online access. The category “other” includes partly online access and open data harvesting using OAI-­‐PMH. The most common combination of access platforms is online access, delivery of data and access to specific information via archivists. Service providers were asked a similar question, but because of the flaw in the survey where phrasing of questions in some cases leaves too much room for interpretation resulting in distorting of results, this question (Q85) is not included in the analysis. Online access. The interviews indicate that most online access services are used to provide access to material which is publically available. Practices for providing access to material with access restrictions, including born-­‐digital material, are still being established and experience is limited. However, some archives do offer online access to material with access restrictions via login where access permissions are managed by user settings. Some services control access by managing user rights and give users access to general presentation tools, but only show material users have permission to access. Other access services allow users to see the entire collection, but show retention dates/access restrictions al...
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