CARA MENGELOLA PERUBAHAN PADA NASKAH
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This document discusses Crossmark, a solution for consistently showing updates to scholarly articles. Crossmark embeds a button in HTML and PDF versions of articles that displays additional publication information chosen by the publisher, such as funding data, ORCIDs, and license information. This allows readers to easily access updates and trust that they have the most current information, even when viewing articles away from the publisher site. Nearly 500 publishers are using Crossmark to flag updates for over 5 million articles.
CARA MENGELOLA PERUBAHAN PADA NASKAH
- 2. Why is it important to update content? • Readers need to know that they can trust that they can use the research • Publishers and journals are the authority on this • Not bad/negative to update works - it helps to maintain the scholarly record - this is an important job for publishers to do
- 8. It’s good to see updates in a consistent way
- 10. Solution: Crossmark • An embedded button for HTML and PDF that, when clicked, shows the researcher publication information that a publisher chooses to include • A great way to show users extra or updated information about the content they’re viewing so that they can trust it • The information stays with the article and can be accessed even away from the publisher site • Machine-readable metadata available via the Crossref REST API
- 11. Examples
- 14. Benefits • Lets readers know they can trust the content • Convenient - one place to access information • Works in both HTML and PDF • Easier for researchers to cite the most recent version of content • Additional publication information all in one place • Free for researchers to click on • More dissemination of your metadata
- 15. The Stats • Nearly 500 publishers depositing Crossmark metadata • For over 5m DOIs • Around 1% are updates (so even more important that they’re flagged!) • Over 1600 of the updates are retractions
- 18. What information can you include? • Funding data • ORCIDs • License information • Clinical trial information • Other information (up to the publisher)
- 20. Key Takeaways • Content changes and readers need to know • An easy way to communicate publication information and changes to researchers • The more metadata you register the richer & more useful your content becomes
- 21. Information made available for re-use
- 22. How do to get started? • Sign up • Create a Crossmark policy page and deposit an identifier • Deposit Crossmark metadata • Record DOI in the metadata of your HTML landing page • Display the link and Crossmark logo on your HTML and PDF • Keep your Crossmark content up to date
- 23. Questions?