Online discovery portals are providing information about your content to researchers and linking to your site via Crossref. A richer record can result in significantly more traffic from places you weren’t expecting. Learn about where publisher metadata goes, how it is used, and the importance of depositing rich metadata in making the most of these downstream services. Our speakers include Stephanie Dawson of ScienceOpen; Pierre Mounier of OPERAS, OpenEdition, and the HIRMEOS project; and Laura J. Wilkinson and Anna Tolwinska of Crossref. Webinar held on: September 11, 2018

1. Where does publisher metadata
go and how is it used?

2. Presenters
● Stephanie Dawson - Managing Director, ScienceOpen
● Pierre Mounier - Coordinator, OPERAS; Associate
Director for international development, OpenEdition;
Scientific coordinator of H2020 HIRMEOS project
● Laura J. Wilkinson - Education Manager, Crossref
● Anna Tolwinska - Member Experience Manager, Crossref
● Shayn Smulyan - Product Support Associate, Crossref

3. Where does publisher metadata go and how is it used?
● Welcome
● Look what you can do with metadata!
● Richer records lead to more traffic, and from places
you weren’t expecting
● How to make this happen? Content registration
● Participation Reports show you how you’re getting on
● How to improve your metadata richness (summary)

4. Ways to deposit metadata (content registration)
● Manual web deposit form
https://apps.crossref.org/webdeposit
● NEW: Metadata Manager - beta now live!
https://www.crossref.org/metadatamanager/
● OJS Crossref plugin
● Upload XML file manually https://doi.crossref.org
● Using HTTPS to POST XML via API

5. Deposit, add, and update
● Basic citation metadata: titles, author names, author
affiliations, ORCID iDs, publication dates, issue
numbers, page numbers, ISSNs, ISBNs...
● Non-bibliographic metadata: reference lists, funding
data, license data, clinical trial information, abstracts,
relationships...
● Crossmark: errata, retractions, updates and more
● Accurate, clean, complete
● Love your backfiles

6. Summary
● Look what you can do with metadata!
● Richer records lead to...
● Content registration - 5 ways
● Participation Reports
● How to improve your metadata richness

7. Verify
records are
valid &
accurate
Fill
metadata
gaps
Match & link
citations
Collect
related
research
objects
Aggregate
& integrate
content
Search &
discover
Measure,
report &
apply metrics
Manuscript tracking
Hosting
content
Bibliographic
management
Library
discovery
Author
profiling
Metrics and
analytics
Collaborative authoring
and reading
Annotation
Recommendations
Specialist subject
databases
Scholarly sharing
networks