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ORCID Advocacy Toolkit/Types of Material
Reference material by Wikibooks contributors. This retains its source identity and is not 411 news reporting.
Email Straplines
Event Ideas and Examples
Liverpool John Moores University - ORCID for Research session
University of Central Florida - ORCID Workshop for Researchers
FAQs/Help
Robert Gordon University
University of Oxford
US Lyrasis blog post on transferring Works Citations from Google Scholar to ORCID
Institutional Policies
Policies that mention requiring ORCID
University of Glasgow Research Publications & Copyright Policy
University of Leeds Publications Policy
University of Strathclyde Policy
University of York Policy on the publication of research
Jisc blog post on mandates
Instructions
University of Bath
University of Oxford
University of Reading
ORCID Technical Docs
Physical Collateral
Jisc Researcher leaflet (CC-BY-NC)
List of UK examples of customised promotional materials/swag
Registries
Funders
Publishers
Policies
Reports and Case Studies
Open science monitor case study
Toulouse scientific area case study
UK pilot projects report P.24 P.46-48 (sections 6,7) Extract from that report most relevant to advocacy (to be done)
Researcher Stories
Brian Kelly - Independent Researcher
University of Reading
Why ORCID?
Social Media
Standards (Words to Include in Other Things)
Training Materials
Videos
What is ORCID?
I'm a Member, Now What? - Benefits of ORCID Membership session on 17 May 2023
A Quick Tour of the ORCID Record for Researchers
Web Widgets/Embedded Graphics
ORCID Auth Widget
ORCID iD icon graphics