Making Sense of Researcher Services

Shanks, Justin D.; Arlitsch, Kenning

doi:10.1080/01930826.2016.1146534

Cited by 13 publications

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“…Con la web 1.0 las universidades comenzaron a ofrecer entornos controlados para la exposición de sus académicos y con la 2.0 han proliferado los servicios externos dedicados a incrementar la visibilidad y el reconocimiento de los investigadores (Shanks y Arlitsch, 2016). En este contexto, la universidad puede actuar a través de los individuos, sin necesidad de un lenguaje propio, legitimando el de ellos y otorgándoles una cierta referencia de pertenencia (Climent-Rodríguez y Navarro-Abal, 2017).…”

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“…El aspecto en el que ha adoptado una posición más proactiva es en la mejora de la identificación, actuando típicamente sobre la difusión de su importancia, de las pautas de firma y filiación, la formación sobre los distintos sistemas, sus posibilidades e inconvenientes, la solución de dudas y corrección de errores. La sobreabundancia de sistemas puede llevar al agotamiento y a la confusión (Shanks y Arlitsch, 2016). El papel de la biblioteca en la evaluación y selección de los entornos virtuales más adecuados y "rentables" para la exposición de los académicos se hace necesaria dada la complejidad y la mutabilidad del ecosistema.…”

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Marca personal en entornos académicos

González-Solar

2018

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En este estudio se abordan los conceptos de reputación y marca personal y su encaje en entornos académicos. Se propone un modelo de actuación para la construcción de marcas personales de investigadores como guía metodológica que subraya la necesidad de reflexión y de definición de objetivos ante la participación en entornos de relación tanto online como offline. Se profundiza en las características específicas de los ecosistemas digitales académicos en relación con la creación de marcas personales y sus consecuencias. Finalmente, se reflexiona sobre el papel que las universidades y, dentro de ellas, las bibliotecas pueden tener en la creación de marcas personales como fórmula para actuar sobre su propia reputación institucional.

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Marca personal en entornos académicos

González-Solar

2018

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“…Researcher profile services, including ResearchGate and Academia.edu, offer greater visibility than personal or institutional websites with enhanced search engine optimization and with search capabilities and professional affiliations that allow users to efficiently locate an individual researcher or researchers affiliated with a particular field or institution. Relatedly, researchers may improve identification of their body of work and address the issue of author disambiguation by utilizing one of several researcher identification tools such as ORCID and ResearcherID (Shanks and Artlitsch ). However, just as with exchange of articles via social media requests, sharing scholarship through these methods often runs afoul of publisher copyright restrictions.…”

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The Museum Studies Literature: Revisiting Traditional Methods of Discovery and Access, Exploring Alternatives, and Leveraging Open Access to Advance the Field

Teasdale¹,

Fruin²

2017

Curator The Museum Journal

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A decade ago, East (2008) examined the coverage of major museum studies journals by two major databases and one academic search engine, concluding that bibliographic control of the museum studies literature was inadequate and posed a barrier to further development of the field. In this article, we revisit the issues raised by East. We reevaluate the availability of core journals in museum studies through traditional venues and identify alternative access and discovery points, including academic citation search engines, journal content alerts, social media, and field-specific websites. We then consider the open access movement and present five recommendations for leveraging open access to enhance discovery and access for the museum studies literature: maximize authors' rights to their own content; publish scholarship in open access or hybrid journals; develop an open access fund for museum studies researchers and scholars; deposit work in open access repositories; and create new open access resources.

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“…In our opinion, according to the paradigm of Linked Data (LD) (Linked Data, 2017), CRIS might be a system with research information interconnected with the world, with profile management services for researchers, and the capability to provide interesting information to research decision makers. LD paradigm presents more benefits instead of dividing software systems according to the service they provide to researchers (Lorenzo-Escolar& Pastor-Ruiz, 2012; Shanks & Arlitsch, 2016). CRIS systems rarely include CV document import/export capabilities.…”

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Towards a Semantic Research Information System Based on Researchers' Cv Documents

Salinas¹,

Lera²,

Guerrero³

et al. 2019

IJQR

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Curricula vitae are widely used as the main mechanisms for evaluation of researchers. They also reflect a fraction of the data about the research activity of an organization and geographic area. The nature of the academic world causes researchers to have to continuously keep the information updated. There are tools to help manage this information, usually offered by an organization such as a university or the national government. However, the reports generated by these tools have a local scope when in most of the cases they are used outside the organization. We explore Semantic Web as a solution to this problem because of its benefits on interoperability, inference capabilities when merging data from different sources, and expedience when responding to semantic queries made by evaluators. We design a software solution using the existing tools, able to get data from a CV document, insert it into a semantic system, and then build a document CV from the existing amount of semantic data of a researcher in that system.

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Making Sense of Researcher Services

Cited by 13 publications

References 16 publications

Marca personal en entornos académicos

Marca personal en entornos académicos

The Museum Studies Literature: Revisiting Traditional Methods of Discovery and Access, Exploring Alternatives, and Leveraging Open Access to Advance the Field

Towards a Semantic Research Information System Based on Researchers' Cv Documents

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