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. Learn about the multifaceted value of PIDs at different levels, including authors, articles, and journals.
DataCite/OJS Webinar Deck, October 1st, 2025
A Brief Primer on Academic Publishing for the Booster Session Series, September 2025. Adapted, then, for shorter form classroom sessions with students.
Sharing your work and managing your data for 2026. A presentation geared towards faculty/researchers at UNB.
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 2025. 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.