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University of Missouri: Original ORCID implementation was not quite optimal for them. It is a look-up feature which uses the form of name in ORCID and creates a record – whrecord in the DSpace instance. That record cannot be accessed and/or edited.
Virginia Tech: In Elements, faculty list their ORCID and publications associated with the ORCID can be automatically pulled into their record. (Name and ORCID is in one string in dc.identifier.orcid) University of Cambridge has done a good implementation, too. Adding ORCID for committee members would be a good project; low-hanging fruit. Adopting VIVO as a public display of the Elements data, with faculty able to select what shows. In an ideal world, VIVO and DSpace would talk to each other (ORCID could help?)
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Question about implementing Altmetric badges in DSpace (for Handle or DOI or both?) University of Kansas has implemented both. It can lead to some oddities if there is Altmetric information for both in one record.
Call Attendees
- Maureen Walsh (Ohio State University)
- Philip Young (Virginia Tech)
- Pauline Simpson (IODE)
- Marianne Reed (University of Kansas)
- Kimberly Chapman (University of Arizona)
- Felicity Dykas (University of Missouri)
- Pauline Ward (university of Edinburgh)
- Anne Lawrence (Virginia Tech)