Posts with the tag: persistent identifiers

Digital Scholar Bytes: Your Research Has an Identity: Why ORCID and PIDs Matter

You put considerable time into producing research. Whether you’re writing your first undergraduate research paper, completing a dissertation, publishing a journal article, or developing a research dataset, your work represents an investment of time, effort, and expertise. But once that research is completed and shared, how do you ensure that others can find it, recognize Read More

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Digital Scholarship: About ORCID

What is ORCID? from ORCID on Vimeo. From https://members.orcid.org/outreach-resources ORCID iDs ensure you get credit for ALL of your work! Do you worry about getting credit for your research because your name is common or you have publications under multiple aliases? Do you struggle to keep track of all of your research outputs? Are you Read More

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Digital Scholarship @ CUA: Link Rot

Libraries care about “discovery” and usage statistics to justify the high costs of scholarly resources.  Libraries also deeply care that these scholarly resources can be discovered and used for generations to come. The Internet has made the art of curation much more complex. CUA Archivists have elegantly written about their new dark arts of digital Read More

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Digital Scholarship @ CUA: Persistent Identifiers

Why we care and the cost of research Libraries care about “discovery” and usage statistics to justify the high costs of scholarly resources. Researchers need to find sources that are available and use and attribute them ethically. Faculty researchers want to do their research, but need to get grants, publish research and be cited. In Read More

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