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5. To batch upload digital objects (i.e. upload more than one digital object at a time)
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== Upload multiple files ==
  
*See [[UM-6.1.3|UM-6.1.3 Batch upload digital objects]]
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[[Image:UM-6.1.3_1.png|500px|right|thumb|Import digital objects screen]]
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[[Image:UM-6.1.3_2.png|500px|right|thumb|List of objects with thumbnail representations]]
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A user can upload multiple [[digital object|digital objects]] at once, attaching them all to the same [[archival description]].
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1. Go to ''import > digital objects''.
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2. Enter a title. The title you enter will appear in the title [[field]] of all the [[digital object|digital objects]] that are uploaded.
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3. Select a [[parent level]] to which to attach the [[digital object|digital objects]].
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4. Enter a [[level of description]]. For example, if you are uploading multiple [[digital object|digital objects]]to a single file-level description, you may wish to to make all your uploaded objects items.
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5. Click ''Select files''.
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6. Navigate to the [[digital object|digital objects]] to be uploaded.
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7. Click OK.
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8. A list of objects to be uploaded, along with a [[thumbnail]] representation of each object, will appear on the screen. You can choose to delete some if desired. Note that if one object is an exact duplicate of another, or if an object exceeds the maximum upload size, you will see a warning next to the [[thumbnail]].
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9. To select more objects, click ''Select files'' again.
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10. Click the ''import'' button at the bottom of the screen.
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11. ICA-AtoM takes you to the [[parent level|parent-level]] [[archival description]] to which you have attached the objects.

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Upload digital objects

Main Page > User manual > UM-6 Import / export content > UM-6.1 Upload digital objects

Archival description view screen showing reference display copy of the uploaded image


1. You can use ICA-AtoM to upload digital objects, e.g. digital photographs, scanned images, sound and moving image files and other scanned or born-digital items.


2. To upload a digital object:

  • Click on the Upload digital object button in the button block.
  • Click the browse button to navigate to and select a file. Click the open button.


3. You can upload any file format, but only supported formats can be viewed or played directly in ICA-AtoM.

  • Formats that are not supported can still be uploaded: clicking the object will download it to the user's desktop where (assuming the user has the required software) it can be viewed or played.


4. To upload multi-page digital objects


Upload multiple files

Import digital objects screen
List of objects with thumbnail representations

A user can upload multiple digital objects at once, attaching them all to the same archival description.


1. Go to import > digital objects.


2. Enter a title. The title you enter will appear in the title field of all the digital objects that are uploaded.


3. Select a parent level to which to attach the digital objects.


4. Enter a level of description. For example, if you are uploading multiple digital objectsto a single file-level description, you may wish to to make all your uploaded objects items.


5. Click Select files.


6. Navigate to the digital objects to be uploaded.


7. Click OK.


8. A list of objects to be uploaded, along with a thumbnail representation of each object, will appear on the screen. You can choose to delete some if desired. Note that if one object is an exact duplicate of another, or if an object exceeds the maximum upload size, you will see a warning next to the thumbnail.


9. To select more objects, click Select files again.


10. Click the import button at the bottom of the screen.


11. ICA-AtoM takes you to the parent-level archival description to which you have attached the objects.