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The GOKb extension will allow you to use OpenRefine to check in a project, resolve errors and warnings, and ingest data into GOKb.

Step 1: Download the GOKb Test Extension

Go to https://github.com/k-int/gokb-phase1/wiki/GOKb-Refine-Extensions
Choose the Test Kuali download.
The Kuali Test extension will allow you to put test data into an internal testing environment
Your download will start automatically.

Step 2a: Install the GOKb Test Extension (Windows)

The GOKb extension will be downloaded as a .zip file.
Right click on the file name and select "Extract all..."
Extract the files to a convenient location. You'll be moving them in a minute, so it doesn't matter where.
Open the folder where you saved the OpenRefine application and navigate to ...\webapp\extensions.
Drag the unzipped GOKb extension folder into the "extensions" folder.
When you open OpenRefine, you will now be asked to log into GOKb with a user name and password.

Step 2b: Install the GOKb Test Extension (Mac)

The GOKb extension will be downloaded to your dock as a folder named "gokb" (if one does not already exist).
From the Finder, open the Library folder by selecting Go>Go to folder.
For Google Refine 2.5
- Navigate to Library/Application Support/Google/Refine
For OpenRefine 2.6
- Navigate to Library/Application Support/OpenRefine
If it doesnt already exist, in this folder, create a new folder called "extensions."
From the dock, drag the "gokb" folder into the "extensions" folder.
When you open OpenRefine, you will now be asked to log into GOKb with a user name and password.

Step 3: Install the GOKb Live Extension

Repeat the steps detailed in the Install OpenRefine module and create a second instance of OpenRefine.
Rename the new instance of OpenRefine something that will differentiate it from the existing one – e.g., "OpenRefine (Live)."
Repeat steps 1 and 2 above to download the Kuali Live extension and install it with the new instance of OpenRefine.
OpenRefine will use the extension that is saved in the hierarchy below the instance of OpenRefine that you installed.