Introduction and Welcome to the 2017 ORCID Malaysia Workshop (N. Miyairi)
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Introduction and welcome presented by Nobuko Miyairi, ORCID Regional Director for the Asia Pacific, on 28 February 2017.
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Introduction and Welcome to the 2017 ORCID Malaysia Workshop (N. Miyairi)
- 1. 2017 ORCID MALAYSIA WORKSHOP INTRODUCTION & WELCOME KEMENTERIAN PENDIDIKAN TINGGI | 28 FEB 2017 NOBUKO MIYAIRI Regional Director, Asia Pacific http://orcid.org/0000-0002-3229-5662 #ORCIDMY2017
- 3. WHO WE ARE • Founded in 2010; service started in 2012 • Non-profit, non-proprietary, open • Global, interdisciplinary • Independent, community-driven • Free for individuals • Supported by organizational members who support their users through integrations
- 4. ORCID provides a persistent digital identifier that distinguishes researchers from each other … and MORE
- 5. #ORCIDTokyo2016 #ORCIDKyushu2016 #ORCIDHK2016 #ORCIDSingapore2016 #ORCIDTaiwan2015 #ORCIDITB2016 ORCID workshops are supported by:
- 6. Ana Angel Matt Catalina Josh Laura Liz Alice Nobuko Doug Laure Alainna http://orcid.org/content/orcid-team PaulaMaaike WillTomRob Sarah Stephanie Ade Ana Vera Gabriela George Jeffrey Joseph Manuel ORCID TEAM
- 7. ASIA PACIFIC Nobuko Miyairi Regional Director Alainna Wrigley Community Engagement and Support
- 8. ORCID TODAY • Over 3.0 million researchers • 650+ members from 40 countries, including national consortia in the UK, Denmark, Finland, Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Italy, Taiwan, Australia, New Zealand and 4 regional consortia in the US • Over 300 integrations with another 200 in the pipeline
- 9. HOLDERS (& MEMBERS) IN APAC 9 China 117,052 (3) India 37,095 (1) Japan 53,631 (9) South Korea 32,271 (1) Taiwan 17,197 (8) Hong Kong 10,085 (8) Malaysia 11,350 (1) Singapore 7,184 (2) Indonesia 7,138 (0) Vietnam 2,054 (0) Thailand 4,024 (0) Philippines 2,198 (0) Australia 58,550 (44) New Zealand 8,378 (43) ORCID holders by email domain as of Jan 2017
- 10. RESEARCHER: “Having ORCID makes me and my work more visible globally, so I need to put a lot of time to maintain and update my ORCID record.” Well, you shouldn’t!
- 11. UNIVERSITY: “ORCID is free for individuals, so we don’t know why our university needs to pay to become an ORCID member.” You should!
- 12. ENTER ONCE, REUSE OFTEN
- 14. It’s a community effort! ORCID is a community effort
- 15. AGENDA Session 1: ORCID introduction & overview • ORCID overview: why your lifelong identifier is important in the digital age • MyRID: ORCID integration in Malaysia Session 2: ORCID integration & community • ORCID integration examples SpringerNature presentation & videos • ORCID as a community initiative Session 3: ORCID adoption in Malaysia • Panel Discussion
- 16. Thank you to our host and sponsors, our members, and the Helmsley Trust who together made this workshop possible:
- 17. HOUSE KEEPING • Slides: will be posted on the program page • Tweet: #ORCIDMY2017 • PARTICIPATE! • Think what/how we CAN, not why we CAN’T • Survey: you’ll receive an email with a link • Walk-ins: need your email address • Certificate: you”ll have one if you registered • Walk-ins: take a blank one • Name tags: please return
Editor's Notes
- In 2015, ORCID has been awarded an 18-month, $3 million grant by The Leona M. and Harry B. Helmsley Charitable Trust to develop the infrastructure and capacity to support international adoption and technical integration of ORCID (Open Researcher and Contributor) identifiers, through staff expansion, regional workshops and localized member technical support. In 2017, we received an 18-month, $1.84M follow-up grant, which allows us to leverage the progress we have made engaging the community and increasing ORCID adoption and use over the last 18 months, and also to ensure that our technical offering scales appropriately as we grow.
- While we are building our membership base, a generous grant rom The Leona M. and Harry B. Helmsley Charitable Trust in April 2015 has allowed us to hire ten ad- ditional sta members this year, including regional directors and support team members in Asia-Pacifc, Latin America, and the Middle East/Arica.13 This distributed representation helps us to better connect with research communities around the world, and provide timely technical and user support.