As a potential contributor to UKnowledge, I need to understand the submission process. Please outline the types of scholarly materials accepted, recommended file formats, how to submit multi-part works or include supplementary data, and who to contact for assistance.
Navigate to the 'FAQ' page on UKnowledge. Click on 'What materials can be contributed to UKnowledge?' to identify accepted scholarly materials. Click on 'What file types does UKnowledge support?' to identify recommended file formats. Click on 'How can I submit a multi-part file, such as multiple chapters for a book?' to understand multi-part submission guidelines. Click on 'Can I post related files (sound clips, data sets, etc.) alongside the published article?' to understand how to include supplementary data. Click on 'Who can I contact for assistance?' to find contact information. Synthesize all extracted information into a concise answer.
State the types of materials accepted: Journal articles, Conference papers and proceedings, Conference presentations, Research papers, Technical reports, Theses and dissertations, Multimedia, Book chapters, and Data sets. List the recommended file formats: Main papers in PDF (Word/RTF converted to PDF); Images: JPEG, PNG, GIF, TIFF; Audio: AIFF, MP3, AAC, WAVE; Video: MPEG, QuickTime; Data: XML, Comma-separated values. Explain how to submit multi-part files: combine into one Word/PDF file, or submit consolidated file as full text with separate chapters as 'Associated Files'. Confirm that related files/data sets can be posted alongside the submission as 'Associated Files'. Identify 'UKnowledge staff' as the contact for assistance. All information is presented clearly and concisely, addressing the user's query.