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Svdbergh at 15:02, 14 December 2016

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	There are two main ways of entering publications in Pure: either you manually fill out the correct template or you import the publication's metadata from one of the sources for which we currently have subscriptions.		There are two main ways of entering publications in Pure: either you manually fill out the correct template or you import the publication's metadata from one of the sources for which we currently have subscriptions.

	All publications entered in Pure go through a [[validation]] process. During this process, validators formally check whether all required information is present on the publication record. They also try to avoid duplicate records in the database. For field-per-field validation rules, please visit the [[validation]] page. All comments made by validators and all the manipulations a publication record underwent are stored on the [[~~:File~~:HistoryAndComments.png\|History and Comments]] tab.		All publications entered in Pure go through a [[validation]] process. During this process, validators formally check whether all required information is present on the publication record. They also try to avoid duplicate records in the database. For field-per-field validation rules, please visit the [[validation]] page. All comments made by validators and all the manipulations a publication record underwent are stored on the [[Media:HistoryAndComments.png\|History and Comments]] tab.

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Svdbergh at 15:01, 14 December 2016

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	There are two main ways of entering publications in Pure: either you manually fill out the correct template or you import the publication's metadata from one of the sources for which we currently have subscriptions.		There are two main ways of entering publications in Pure: either you manually fill out the correct template or you import the publication's metadata from one of the sources for which we currently have subscriptions.

	All publications entered in Pure go through a [[validation]] process. During this process, validators formally check whether all required information is present on the publication record. They also try to avoid duplicate records in the database. For field-per-field validation rules, please visit the [[validation]] page. All comments made by validators and all the manipulations a publication record underwent are stored on the [[File:HistoryAndComments.png\|History and Comments]] tab.		All publications entered in Pure go through a [[validation]] process. During this process, validators formally check whether all required information is present on the publication record. They also try to avoid duplicate records in the database. For field-per-field validation rules, please visit the [[validation]] page. All comments made by validators and all the manipulations a publication record underwent are stored on the [[:File:HistoryAndComments.png\|History and Comments]] tab.

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Svdbergh at 14:57, 14 December 2016

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	There are two main ways of entering publications in Pure: either you manually fill out the correct template or you import the publication's metadata from one of the sources for which we currently have subscriptions.		There are two main ways of entering publications in Pure: either you manually fill out the correct template or you import the publication's metadata from one of the sources for which we currently have subscriptions.

	All publications entered in Pure go through a [[validation]] process. During this process, validators formally check whether all required information is present on the publication record. They also try to avoid duplicate records in the database. For field-per-field validation rules, please visit the [[validation]] page.		All publications entered in Pure go through a [[validation]] process. During this process, validators formally check whether all required information is present on the publication record. They also try to avoid duplicate records in the database. For field-per-field validation rules, please visit the [[validation]] page. All comments made by validators and all the manipulations a publication record underwent are stored on the [[File:HistoryAndComments.png\|History and Comments]] tab.

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Svdbergh at 14:49, 14 December 2016

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	There are two main ways of entering publications in Pure: either you manually fill out the correct template or you import the publication's metadata from one of the sources for which we currently have subscriptions.		There are two main ways of entering publications in Pure: either you manually fill out the correct template or you import the publication's metadata from one of the sources for which we currently have subscriptions.

	All publications entered in Pure go through a [[validation]] process. During this process, validators formally check whether all required information is present on the publication record. They also try to avoid duplicate records in the database~~. A summary of publication info can be found [[Media:Pubinfosheet.pdf\|here]]~~. For field-per-field validation rules, please visit the [[validation]] page.		All publications entered in Pure go through a [[validation]] process. During this process, validators formally check whether all required information is present on the publication record. They also try to avoid duplicate records in the database. For field-per-field validation rules, please visit the [[validation]] page.

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Svdbergh at 13:24, 14 December 2016

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			There are two main ways of entering publications in Pure: either you manually fill out the correct template or you import the publication's metadata from one of the sources for which we currently have subscriptions.
⚫	All publications entered in Pure go through a [[validation]] process. During this process, validators formally check whether all required information is present on the publication record. They also try to avoid duplicate records in the database. A summary of publication info can be found [[Media:Pubinfosheet.pdf\|here]].

		⚫	All publications entered in Pure go through a [[validation]] process. During this process, validators formally check whether all required information is present on the publication record. They also try to avoid duplicate records in the database. A summary of publication info can be found [[Media:Pubinfosheet.pdf\|here]]. For field-per-field validation rules, please visit the [[validation]] page.

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Svdbergh at 13:09, 14 December 2016

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	All publications entered in Pure go through a [[validation]] process. During this process, validators formally check whether all required information is present on the publication record. They also try to avoid duplicate records in the database. A summary of publication info can be found [[~~:File~~:Pubinfosheet.pdf\|here]].		All publications entered in Pure go through a [[validation]] process. During this process, validators formally check whether all required information is present on the publication record. They also try to avoid duplicate records in the database. A summary of publication info can be found [[Media:Pubinfosheet.pdf\|here]].

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Svdbergh at 13:07, 14 December 2016

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			All publications entered in Pure go through a [[validation]] process. During this process, validators formally check whether all required information is present on the publication record. They also try to avoid duplicate records in the database. A summary of publication info can be found [[:File:Pubinfosheet.pdf\|here]].

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Svdbergh at 15:14, 17 March 2016

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	Finally, choosing a format in the ''Download list'' menu at the bottom of the screen allows you to export your selection in a number of different citation formats, such as APA or Harvard.		Finally, choosing a format in the ''Download list'' menu at the bottom of the screen allows you to export your selection in a number of different citation formats, such as APA or Harvard.

			We've also made it possible to export a list of publications for direct import into the [[FWO eLoket]].

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Pure enables researchers and administrators to easily report on research output along different dimensions. Researchers can generate lists of their publications through the general interface, reporters with special permissions can create more advanced reports. If you feel you need special access to the reporting module, please contact us at the [mailto:rd.databank@vub.ac.be helpdesk].

The default Research Output view only shows publication you have authored or edited. In order to see all publications, remove the ''my content'' filter by clicking the cross symbol on the filter.

[[File:Remove_filter_wiki.png]]

The interface will now display a list of <u>all</u> publications in Pure (which is generally not what you want. You can add filters by clicking the funnel symbol ([[file:funnel_wiki.png]]) and selecting one or more filtering criteria. It is possible to select multiple values for a single filter (for example, show all publications for a group of researchers) or to combine multiple filters (for example, show publications of one or more types, published during a particular period). You can then sort the resulting list by selecting a criterion in the ''sort by'' menu:

[[File:Sort_by_wiki.png]]

Finally, choosing a format in the ''Download list'' menu at the bottom of the screen allows you to export your selection in a number of different citation formats, such as APA or Harvard.