ORCID Resources for Alumni Relations, FAR, FDC, IT, OGS, ORSP, & OSC
ORCID Membership Use Cases for Campus Stakeholders
- Adding acknowledgements of university service to faculty profiles
- Automatically populate IRs with those publications (and their metadata!) soon after they are published
- Compile definitive list of publications and other research products produced by your campus researchers
- Compiling dynamically-populated expert lists for each CSU campus and the whole CSU system
- Creating automatic news feeds of the latest faculty publications
- Creating efficient applications for campus and CSU grants, where forms automatically populate with information provided in the ORCID profile
- Developing a searchable "Research Dashboard" describing grants and grant activities for each CSU campus and the whole CSU system (Fresca 2.0)
- Expediting external grant applications and grant proposal submissions by automating the population of forms
- Giving public credit to faculty for any certifications (e.g., IRB), trainings, or workshops they complete
- Making journal article applications stronger by crowd-sourcing the curation of faculty profiles across campus units (Departments, Library, StratComm/PR, Alumni)
- Providing external verification of publications and grant-activities to assist in RTP/WPAF evaluation
- Set up an easy one-click way for researchers to create an ORCID iD and/or automatically assert the campus’s affiliation with the researcher
- Share data with Offices of Research and administrators involved in RTP processes (and their systems)
Librarians & ORCID
There are lots of ways Librarians can promote ORCID and help your subject area faculty with their research on ORCID. You can:
- create and curate own ORCID researcher profile as a model for your faculty in your departments
- add your ORCID iD to your LibApps/LibGuides profile and to your Library website (OU Campus) profile contact information
- include ORCID in your conversations and emails with your departments
- encourage your departments' faculty to designate you and others as "trusted individuals" so that we can effectively crowd-source the curation of our ORCID research profiles
The following ORCID webinar, Libraries, Researchers and ORCID: Guidance and Support, has lots more ideas!