Mike Nason PRO
Open Scholarship and Publishing Librarian @ UNB Libraries // Metadata Nag and DOI Wrangler @ PKP // General Loudmouth and Malcontent
Persistent Identifiers, commonly referred to as PIDs, play a pivotal role in fostering trust within scholarly publications while concurrently enhancing publication discoverability and accessibility. Join this session to learn about the multifaceted value of PIDs at different levels, including authors, articles, and journals.
Issues in Scholarly Publishing for 2024. A presentation geared towards grad students and early career researchers at UNB. Covers: ORCID, Tri-Agency Mandates, RDM, APCs, Open Access
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A presentation on Persistent Identifiers for the 2024 CRKN Virtual conference. I am so sorry.
Sharing your work and managing your data for 2024. A presentation geared towards faculty/researchers at UNB. Covers: ORCID, Tri-Agency Mandates, RDM, APCs, Open Access
CAAL PIDs Panel Introductory Primer
Persistent Identifiers, commonly referred to as PIDs, play a pivotal role in fostering trust within scholarly publications while concurrently enhancing publication discoverability and accessibility. Join this session to learn about the multifaceted value of PIDs at different levels, including authors, articles, and journals. The second part of this webinar will explore practical skills around PIDs, plugins, integrations, and interoperability for Open Journal Systems (OJS) users. Join this webinar and learn to think more maximally about metadata in your OJS publications!
Presentation for the "Love Data Week" (Winter 2024).
A quick ORCiD session for Winter Booster Sessions at the Research Commons, 2024. With a live demo feat. Marc.
Far too large deck for ORCID Community Call (November, 2023)
This deck is intended as a sort of field guide to open access. More as a living resource than a presentation. It has a contents section and will be updated over time. At the moment, it is a work in progress.
48 slides in 10 minutes, can he do it? Invited panel discussion, hosted by the CAAL Scholarly Communications Committee in 2023.
Presentation for NISO+, 2023 Panel: "All are invited to research nexus: widening participation in co-creating a complete scholarly record".
Presentation for the "RDM For Busy People" series (Winter 2023).
A presentation (without notes) on issues in and around scholarly publishing by Mike Nason of UNB Libraries.
Sharing your work and managing your data for 2022 New Professor Orientation Session. August 10th, 2022. Covers: ORCID, Tri-Agency Mandates, RDM, APCs, Open Access
An invited panel presentation on open scholarly infrastructure for the Charleston Library Conference. Co-presented with Jennifer Gibson of Dryad and Jennifer Kemp of Crossref.
2022 Edition of an ideally (mostly) interchangeable deck for instruction to undergraduate, graduate, and very general audience situations.
A conversation about vital, current issues in scholarly publishing for the ORS Researcher Celebration Event, hosted in the UNB research commons. October 2nd-3rd, 2022. Covers: ORCID, Tri-Agency Mandates, RDM, APCs, Open Access
A conversation about scholar profiles and sharing your research for the ORS Researcher Celebration Event, hosted in the UNB research commons. October 2nd-3rd, 2022. Covers "academic social media" and ORCID.
A conversation about scholar profiles and sharing your research for the research booster series, hosted by the UNB research commons. September 23, 2022. Covers "academic social media" and ORCID.
Sharing your work and managing your data for 2022 New Professor Orientation Session. August 10th, 2022. Covers: ORCID, Tri-Agency Mandates, RDM, APCs, Open Access
20-minute presentation for the research booster series. A primer on persistent identifiers.
A conversation about scholar profiles and sharing your research for the research booster series, hosted by the UNB research commons. October 1st, 2021.
Revamped presentation to ORS/Grant Applicants including RDM policy updates.
Presentation for the "RDM For Busy People" series (Spring 2022).
The broad strokes (Winter 2022).
Presentation for CALJ on journal visibility and discoverability. October 21, 2021
A conversation about scholar profiles and sharing your research for the research booster series, hosted by the UNB research commons. October 1st, 2021.
Invited talk on research profiles and political/ethical considerations with advocacy. Delivered to a joint ORCID community call between US and Canadian consortia in Fall, 2021.
Presentation for quick sessions demo with Marc in the Research Commons, August 2021
Quick slide deck demonstrating the use of the Crossref plugin in OJS for Crossref Live Indonesia event. August, 2021.
General use deck for OER advocacy with students or other non-researchers/instructors. 2020-2021 (This version used for a presentation to SJ Senate)
A presentation (without notes) on issues in and around scholarly publishing by Mike Nason of UNB Libraries.
An ideally (mostly) interchangeable deck for instruction to undergraduate, honors, and very general audience situations.
For discussions on Open Educational Resources and student advocacy.
A conversation about scholar profiles and sharing your research for GEAR 2020, hosted by UNB Libraries.
Revamped presentation to ORS/Grant Applicants.