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=== EEXCESS ===
Contributors: (eexcess_developers)
Tags: Content Recommendation, Economics Content , Museum Content, Cultural Content, Scientific Content, Educational Content, Scientific Research, EEXCESS, EU Project, Digital Library
Requires at least: 3.0.1
Tested up to: 4.3.1.
Stable tag: 4.3.1
License: (Apache License Version 2.0), GPLv2 or later
== Description ==
= Short Description =
The EEXCESS (Enhancing Europe’s eXchange in Cultural Educational and Scientific reSources) is a European Union funded project. EEXCESS WordPress plug-in is an application which provides users with recommendations of cultural, economics, media and scholarly communication content while editing or writing blog posts.
= Long Description =
European museums, archives, libraries and other cultural aggregators hold vast resources of cultural, scientific and educational content—scientific research, historical sound recordings, images of sculptures, films, sheet music and much more. This highly specialised, carefully curated content is still largely untapped and invisible to the general public. The [EEXCESS](http://eexcess.eu/) (*Enhancing Europe’s eXchange in Cultural Educational and Scientific reSources*) is a European Union funded project and it's vision is to connect these valuable resources with the main stream content over Web. EEXCESS research is based on the simple principle of taking the content to the user, not the user to the content. Instead of navigating through a multitude of libraries, repositories and databases, users will find relevant and specialised information in their habitual environment. The EEXCESS Wordpress plug-in is designed for this purpose.
This is an appropriate tool for bloggers who are writing posts on historical, cultural or scientific content. It serves as recommendation tool for user’s online activities. You, as a user, will get personally tailored recommendations from cultural and scientific databases without having to explicitly search for this content. This plugin will integrate into your ongoing working process. You won´t have to leave the website you are currently reading or the content management system you are currently editing.
So far, EEXCESS recommends content from the following cultural and scientific databases:
* [Europeana](http://www.europeana.eu/) (cultural content)
* [EconBiz](http://www.econbiz.de/) (economic literature)
* [Mendeley](http://www.mendeley.com/) (scientific papers of a wide range of disciplines)
* [KIM BL](https://kgdb.bl.ch/kim-kgs/) (regional cultural content, Baselland, Switzerland)
* Deutsche Digitale Bibliothek
**Further content databases will be available soon.**
== Installation ==
This section describes how to install the plugin and get it working. e.g.
= From your WordPress dashboard: =
1. Visit 'Plugins > Add New'
2. Search for 'EEXCESS'
3. Activate EEXCESS from your Plugins page.
4. You will see EEXCESS in top left corner of the editor and click it for recommendation.
= Download From github: =
1. Download EEXCESS wordpress plugin from [https://github.com/EEXCESS/wordpress-plugin.git](https://github.com/EEXCESS/wordpress-plugin.git).
2. Upload the 'EEXCESS' directory to your '/wp-content/plugins/' directory, using your favorite method (ftp, sftp, scp, etc...)
3. Activate EEXCESS from your Plugins page.
4. You will see EEXCESS in top left corner of the editor and click it for recommendation.
= From WordPress.org: =
1. Download EEXCESS Wordpress.
2. Upload the 'EEXCESS' directory to your '/wp-content/plugins/' directory, using your favorite method (ftp, sftp, scp, etc...)
3. Activate EEXCESS from your Plugins page.
4. You will see EEXCESS in top left corner of the editor and click it for recommendation.
= Once Configured how to get started: =
Activate the plugin on your WordPress plugin page and you will see two additional EEXCESS buttons in top let corner of wordpress default toolbar as shown in Screenshots Section.
**How to Use**
To use the EEXCESS-wordpress-plugin create or edit a post. Inside the text editor you can get recommendations by selecting the text and click the “Get Recommendations”-button inside the EEXCESS area beneath the editor or by pressing the keyboard shortcut CTRL+E. The plug-in will automatically strip the keyword from this phrase and try to get recommendations for the given keyword. If you wish to link to one of the recommended resources, position your cursor at the position where you want the reference to appear. Then select your preferred citation style and push the add button of the corresponding recommendation.
**Features**
* Multiple Citation Styles
* Image insertion
* Personalized Recommendations (User Profile)
== Frequently Asked Questions ==
= What privacy information is logged? =
There are two cases when information is being logged:
1. User queries the system
2. The user inserts a resource into the post
= What kind of information is transmitted on querying? =
The following information is being transmitted:
1. IP address
2. Timestamp
3. The last query string
4. Whether a content objects was inserted as image or citation (only second case)
***Logging is optional (opt-out).***
== Screenshots ==
1. EEXCESS Button in Wordpress Toolbar.
2. WordPress Text editor with EEXCESS features.
3. Result set - List of Recommendation.
4. Highlighted Features.