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titleAccess to My Workspace

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samples, protocols, and publications and any items that were shared with you.

This chapter describes how to use My Workspace. Topics in this section chapter include the following:

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My Workspace

When you log in and click the My Workspace option on the caNanoLab menu bar, the My Workspace page appears. As a logged in user, you can load Samples, Protocols, and/or Publications that you submitted by checking the appropriate box(es) at the top of the page. Once the items are loaded, you can view and edit them., the system lists all of your saved samples, protocols, and publications on one page, along with all items that were shared with you (in green). You can view, edit, and remove these items from the caNanoLab database.

You can adjust what items are listed on My Workspace with the Samples, Protocols, or Publications boxes at the top of the page.

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Each table displays The My Samples, My Protocols, and My Publications tables display the following information.

Name
Column
Definition
Description
Actions

Displays links to View or Edit the item in that row.

Info
titleNote

Some protocols listed may only have an Edit link in the Actions column. These protocols do not have a PDF available of the protocol.

Action

For more information, refer to the following sections of this page:

Name or Title

The name of the Sample Name, Protocol Name, or Publication Title defined for the item in caNanoLab.

Submission Status

Includes

:

the following

  • Pending
indicates that the item
  • : Item was submitted for curator review.
Approved indicates that
  • Public: Curator reviewed the item

was approved by the curator and made publicly available
  • and approved it for release to the public.

  • In Draft
indicates that the item
  • : Item was submitted by the owner but not yet reviewed by the curator.
 
  •   
  • Retracted
indicates that the item
  • : Item was deleted
or
  • , the access
changed so that the item
  • was changed, or it is no longer publicly available.

Created Date

The date on which the item was initially

submitted

saved in caNanoLab.

Access

Indicates

who has

the access

to

defined for the current

Sample, Protocol, or Publication:

item.

Owner, Shared with: username, username is an item that you submitted.

  • Owner is your user name
Owner is the person who submitted the item
  • .
  • Shared with
indicates the person(s) with which the owner
  • is the username following the comma and the user with which you share d the item.
Info
titleNote

For a Publication, there is also a Publication ID which identifies the publication at PubMed.gov.

Managing Items in My Workspace

Once submitted, you can hide or load items into My Workspace. From My Workspace, you can view, edit, delete, or copy with the View and Edit links in the Action column.

Managing Samples

Viewing a Sample

To display a sample from My Workspace:

  1. Click the My Samples check box at the top of the page, find the Sample to review, and click View in the Action column.
    The Sample page opens.

    NameDefinition

    Sample Name

    The name of the sample entered in caNanoLab.

    Created DateIndicates the date on which the sample was submitted to caNanoLab.

    Keywords

    Add any keyword(s) you want associated with the selected sample, one keyword per line. You can enter something not necessarily captured by any data. The keywords you enter can be used to search for this sample ID.

    Point of Contact

    The site that is source of the sample.

    Primary Contact

    Indicating whether the point of contact is the main point of contact in the organization.

    Contact PersonA contact person at the organization.
    Organization

    The name of the organization for the point of contact.

    RoleThe role of the point of contact at the organization.
  2. To return to the My Workspace page, click the Back ( Image Removed ) button, not the Browser button.

Updating a Sample

To update a sample from My Workspace:

Check the My Samples box at the top of the page, find the Sample to update, and click Edit in the Action column of the sample row that you want to update, copy, delete, or reset.
The Sample Update page opens.

For more information about the Sample Update page, see Updating a Sample.

To return to the My Workspace page, click the Back ( Image Removed ) button, not the Browser button.

Deleting a Sample

To remove a sample from the database:

  1. Check the My Samples box at the top of the page, find the sample to delete, and click Delete in the Action column of the sample row.
    The message Are you sure you want delete the sample? appears.
  2. Click Cancel or click OK to remove the sample.
    The My Workspace page displays and the deleted sample is no longer listed.

Protocols

Viewing a Protocol

To display a protocol from My Workspace:

  1. Check the My Protocols box at the top of My Workspace, find the protocol to review, and click View in the Action column.

    Info
    titleNote

    Not all protocols have PDF files associated with them, so the View link may not be available for every protocol.

  2. You are prompted to open or save the file on your computer.

Updating a Protocol

To update a Protocol from My Workspace:

Click the My Protocols box at the top of the page, find the Protocol to update, and click Edit in the Action column of the protocol row that you want to update, copy, delete, reset or submit.

The Protocol Update page opens.

For more information about the Protocol Update page, see Updating a Protocol.

To return to the My Workspace page, click the Back ( Image Removed ) button, not the Browser button.

Deleting a Protocol

To remove a protocol from the database:

  1. Check the My Protocol box at the top of the page, find the sample to delete, and click Delete in the Action column of the protocol row.
    The message Are you sure you want to delete to protocol? appears.
  2. Click Cancel or click OK to remove the protocol.
    The My Workspace page displays and the deleted protocol is no longer listed.

Publications

Viewing a Publication

To display a Protocol from My Workspace:

Click the My Protocols box at the top of the page, find the publication to review, and click View in the Action column.

Shared by: username is an item that another user has shared with you, and the row appears in green .

  • Shared by is your user name.

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My Samples

You can review and edit a sample, and delete a sample from the caNanoLab database.  

  1. Ensure that Samples is selected at the top of My Workspace and scroll down to My Samples.

  2. Find the sample you want to review or change.

  3. Select an action as described in the following table.

    To...In the Actions column...
    Review a sample
    Click View. The Sample page opens.
    Update a sample

    Click Edit. The Update Sample page opens.

    Info
    titleUpdating after approval
    If you need to update an item after it is released to the public, you must update and submit it for curator review again.

    Remove a sample from the caNanoLab database

    Click Delete and confirm the removal. The system removes the sample from My Workspace and the caNanoLab database.

    Share a Sample with a user or user group

    Click Edit. For details, refer to Sharing a Sample with a User or Group

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My Protocols

You can review and edit a protocol, and delete a protocol from the caNanoLab database. 

  1. Ensure that Protocols is selected at the top of My Workspace and scroll down to My Protocols.

  2. Find the protocol you want to review or change. 

  3. Select an action as described in the following table.

    To...In the Actions column...
    Update a protocol

    Click Edit. The Edit Protocol page opens.

    Info
    titleUpdating after approval
    If you need to update an item after it is released to the public, you must update and submit it for curator review again.

    Remove a protocol from the caNanoLab database

    Click Delete and confirm the removal. The system removes the protocol from My Workspace and the caNanoLab database.

    Share a protocol with another user or user group

    Click Edit. For details, refer to Sharing a Protocol with a User or Group.

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My Publications

You can review and edit a publication, and delete a publication from the caNanoLab database. 

  1. Ensure that Publications is selected at the top of My Workspace and scroll down to My Publications.

  2. Find the publication you want to review or change. My Publications includes a Publication ID and Publication Title column. The Publication ID, if available, links to the publication

...

  1. on the PubMed.gov web site.

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Updating a Publication

To update a Publication from My Workspace:

Click the My Publications box at the top of the page, find the publication,and click Edit in the row of the publication that you want to update, delete, reset, or submit.

The Publication Update page opens. 

For more information about the Publication Update page, see Updating a Publication.

To return to the My Workspace page, click the Back ( Image Removed ) button, not the Browser button.

Deleting a Publication

To remove a publication om the database:

  1. Check the My Publication box at the top of the page, find the publication to delete, and click Delete in the Action column of the publication row.
    The message Are you sure you want to delete the publication? appears.
  2. Click Cancel or click OK to remove the publication.
    The My Workspace page displays and the deleted publication is no longer listed.

Shared By

Shared With

  1.  

  2. Select an action as described in the following table.

    To...In the Actions column...
    Update a publication

    Click Edit. The Edit Publication page opens.

    Info
    titleUpdating after approval
    If you need to update an item after it is released to the public, you must update and submit it for curator review again.

    Remove a publication from the caNanoLab database

    Click Delete and confirm the removal. The system removes the protocol from My Workspace and the caNanoLab database.

    Share a publication with a user or user group

    Click Edit. For details, refer to Sharing a Publication with a User or Group.

    Access Publication ID

    If available, click the link to display information about the publication at the PubMed.gov web site.

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