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OFFICE OF SCHOLARLY COMMUNICATIONS Texas A&M University Libraries Establishing Your Scholarly Identity as a Graduate Student Dong Joon (DJ) Lee, Ph. D Office of Scholarly Communications Texas A&M University Libraries January 13, 2017

OFFICE OF SCHOLARLY COMMUNICATIONS Texas A&M University Libraries Overview 1. Identity and Impact 2. Make your online identity visible 3. Make your scholarly work accessible 4. Promote your work

OFFICE OF SCHOLARLY COMMUNICATIONS Texas A&M University Libraries 1. Identity & Impact

OFFICE OF SCHOLARLY COMMUNICATIONS Texas A&M University Libraries What is scholarly identity and impact? ■ Identity ■ Who are you as a scholar? ■ What do you do? ■ Impact ■ How influential are you? ■ How often is your work cited? ■ How important is it to the field? ■ Reputation ■ How do other view you and your work?

OFFICE OF SCHOLARLY COMMUNICATIONS Texas A&M University Libraries Why be concerned with your scholarly impact? Data driven science & Open science Innovative tools and services Recognized value of your work and institutions Scholarly identity, impact, and reputation

OFFICE OF SCHOLARLY COMMUNICATIONS Texas A&M University Libraries When and how do we use tools to enhance or create your scholarly impact? Strategies to enhance your impact Research Output Knowledge Diffusion ■ Make your online identity visible ■ Make your scholarly work accessible Impact Scholarly Impact Lifecycle Qin, J. (2010). Empirically assessing impact of scholarly research. Retrieved from https: //www. ideals. illinois. edu/handle/2142/14924 ■ Promote your work

OFFICE OF SCHOLARLY COMMUNICATIONS Texas A&M University Libraries 2. Make your online identity visible

OFFICE OF SCHOLARLY COMMUNICATIONS Texas A&M University Libraries Tools: Scholarly Identity

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OFFICE OF SCHOLARLY COMMUNICATIONS Texas A&M University Libraries Scholarly Identity on the Internet The research community has lacked the ability to link researchers and scholars with their professional activities. • • • Name ambiguity Discoverability within and across databases Author, grantee, and faculty record management Output tracking Research reporting and impact assessment

Scholarly Identity on the Internet OFFICE OF SCHOLARLY COMMUNICATIONS Texas A&M University Libraries

OFFICE OF SCHOLARLY COMMUNICATIONS Texas A&M University Libraries Scholarly Identity on the Internet http: //tamu. libguides. com/orcid

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OFFICE OF SCHOLARLY COMMUNICATIONS Texas A&M University Libraries scholars. tamu. edu Benefits Automatic update Education Direct Links to Publications Altmetrics Recent Courses Works by Students Contact Forthcoming Grey Literature Funding News Feeds

OFFICE OF SCHOLARLY COMMUNICATIONS Texas A&M University Libraries 2. Make your online identity visible Recommendation 1. Create and Connect your ORCID to TAMU Net. ID, and Use your ORCID http: //tamu. libguides. com/orcid 2. Maintain researcher profiles djlee@library. tamu. edu

OFFICE OF SCHOLARLY COMMUNICATIONS Texas A&M University Libraries 3. Make your scholarly work accessible

OFFICE OF SCHOLARLY COMMUNICATIONS OAKTrust: TAMU’s Institutional Repository Texas A&M University Libraries http: //oaktrust. library. tamu. edu/

OFFICE OF SCHOLARLY COMMUNICATIONS Texas Data Repository: TAMU’s Institutional Data Repository Texas A&M University Libraries http: //data. tdl. org/

OFFICE OF SCHOLARLY COMMUNICATIONS Texas A&M University Libraries Repositories. . . Images & Data Presentations Codes

OFFICE OF SCHOLARLY COMMUNICATIONS Open Data Texas A&M University Libraries Open Sharing of the Paper and the Data http: //journals. plos. org/plosone/artic le? id=10. 1371/journal. pone. 0000308

OFFICE OF SCHOLARLY COMMUNICATIONS Texas A&M University Libraries 3. Make your scholarly work accessible Recommendation 1. Deposit your works in OAKTrust, Texas Data Repository, or external Open Access repositories. 2. Publish your article in Open Access Journals

OFFICE OF SCHOLARLY COMMUNICATIONS Texas A&M University Libraries 4. Promote your work

OFFICE OF SCHOLARLY COMMUNICATIONS Texas A&M University Libraries Tell Your Story Know Your Impact Promote Your Work

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OAKTrust: TAMU’s Institutional Repository OFFICE OF SCHOLARLY COMMUNICATIONS Texas A&M University Libraries Altmetrics

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OFFICE OF SCHOLARLY COMMUNICATIONS Texas A&M University Libraries 4. Promote your work Recommendation 1. Tweet, like, and mention your work! Track the data on your works!

OFFICE OF SCHOLARLY COMMUNICATIONS Texas A&M University Libraries Questions and Comments! Dong Joon Lee djlee@tamu. edu