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Curating Your Researcher Profile

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February 17, 2017

Curating Your Researcher Profile

Presentation given at the Lucas Center for Faculty Development on how to curate your research profile highlighting the options out there for academic researchers.

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February 17, 2017
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  1. Getting Started • Look at the web presences of your

    peers, mentors, and field experts ◦ What content do they include? ◦ What platforms are they using? ◦ How does their web presence and researcher profiles impact your impress of them? • Ask yourself: What do you want to achieve? What do you want to communicate about yourself?
  2. ORCiD • Distinguish yourself • 2.6+ million ORCiDs • Persistent

    digital identifier ◦ Common name ◦ Changed your name ◦ Inconsistency with publishing name • Used by funders, universities, publishers
  3. ORCiD • Register in 30 seconds • Complete your profile

    ◦ Education ◦ Employment ◦ Funding ◦ Works
  4. ResearchGate • Facebook + Twitter + LinkedIn + Repository •

    10+ million users • Create with email, LinkedIn, or Facebook account • Network based on who you’ve cited, followed, and discipline • Statistics • ResearchGate Score
  5. Academia.edu • Facebook + Twitter + LinkedIn + Repository •

    42.5+ million users • Create with email, Google, or Facebook account • Network based on who you Follow • Statistics • Drawback: Must have an account to download articles
  6. Mendeley • Reference management + social network • A few

    million users • Create with email account • Network based on who you follow • Statistics
  7. 69% A recent study in PLOS ONE found papers in

    Academia.edu received a 69% citation increase after 5 years. Boost citations by http://dx.doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0148257
  8. What can I upload? It depends. Your publishing agreement likely

    will restrict sharing your research on academic social networks, but you can legally share your research through DigitalFGCU.
  9. LinkedIn Connections • Summary • Education • Experience • Volunteer

    • Skills & Endorsements • Honors & Awards • Organizations • Interests • Publications • Courses • Projects • Connections/Follows/Groups Public • Summary • Education • Experience • Volunteer • Skills & Endorsements • Honors & Awards • Organizations • Interests Publications are not publicly viewable
  10. Add in publications! Top tip: Use an Open Access link

    in your entry (DigitalFGCU, a disciplinary repository, OA journal).
  11. figshare • Digital repository • Get credit for all your

    research • Papers, data, posters, presentations • DOI • Altmetrics • 20 GB
  12. So what do I need? • Updated CV • Gather

    together copies of your articles • Get an article archiving assessment ◦ One for DigitalFGCU ◦ One for academic social networks • Register for an ORCiD • Think: where do I want my digital presence to be? • Think: what kind of content do I have?
  13. Tips for success • Don’t try to do everything! •

    Search for your colleagues • Explore disciplinary practices • Make it a habit • Update regularly • Use a consistent photo • Be willing to adapt