I'm an academic researcher interested in using Scalar for a digital humanities project. I need to understand how Scalar handles data visualizations, what external tools it integrates with for enhanced functionality, and the general editorial workflow for collaborative projects. Specifically, identify at least three types of visualizations supported, at least two third-party plugins or platforms it integrates with, and outline the primary roles or stages in the editorial workflow.
Navigate to 'https://scalar.usc.edu/works/guide2/index'. Click on the 'Visualizations' link in the Table of Contents. Identify and list at least three types of visualizations Scalar supports. Click on 'Main navigation for the project' to return to the Table of Contents. Click on the 'Third Party Plugins and Platforms' link. Identify and list at least two examples of third-party plugins or platforms Scalar integrates with. Click on 'Main navigation for the project' to return to the Table of Contents. Click on the 'Editorial Workflow' link. Identify and describe the key roles or stages involved in Scalar's editorial workflow. Synthesize all gathered information into a concise answer.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Visualizations' section. The agent identifies at least three types of visualizations, such as 'Path visualizations', 'Tag visualizations', 'Media visualizations', or 'Annotation visualizations'. The agent successfully navigates to the 'Third Party Plugins and Platforms' section. The agent identifies at least two integrated platforms, such as 'Scrible', 'Google Analytics', 'Hypothes.is', 'Omeka', 'WordPress', or 'Zotero'. The agent successfully navigates to the 'Editorial Workflow' section. The agent describes key aspects of the editorial workflow, such as the roles of 'Author', 'Editor', and 'Reviewer', or stages like 'drafting', 'reviewing', and 'publishing'.