Attaching text information to the image or group of images, for example:
User searching - locate images based on specified keywords or other metadata.
Federated search API.
Create basic repository structure and place images in the repository. AKA "upload."
Manage multiple file formats (e.g. Illustrator or Photoshop, plus JPEG, TIFF) and multiple resolutions (thumbnail, web res, print res).
Replace or delete existing images.
Also annotations and albums?
The GUI aspect of the tool, defining web browser navigation, thumbnail to zoom view behaviors, rollover, how metadata is shown, etc.
Managing logical groupings of images, e.g. "albums."
Create "slideshow" based on albums or other constructs.
Placing selected images into sequences.
Other details of presentation, e.g. animations, transitions.
Includes information related to the source of the image and also downstream terms of its use. When a user downloads an image, it must be made clear what rights they have and how the image must be cited.
Define who can perform specific functions within the repository, especially:
See Authentication/Authorization
\[I'll assume accessing = browsing. Otherwise I don't know what it is. - Curt\] |
Present the repository content in a hierarchically-organized set of standard groups -- i.e. library cataloging terms. Screenfuls of thumbnail images.
Allow users to be associated with particular read/write rights per the Sharing feature.
Create and manage user accounts.
Allow users to download selected images to specified site, perhaps with ZIP utility.
Ability to export collections with associated metadata to an institutional archive.
Ability to mark images within the repository as no longer available for updating/annotation?
Create, save, and manage logical collections of images, e.g. "albums."
Stages like create, draft, QA, review, publish.
For integration with other tools - course management (e.g. Stellar), content management system (OCW's),
Track and report statistics about visits, downloads, and use of images and albums.
Collaborating - redundant with Sharing?