Crossref Crossmark Webinar 102716
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Crossmark, is a service from Crossref, which enables publishers to communicate changes and updates of their scholarly content on the web. This webinar will offer a brief introduction to Crossmark, an overview of how publishers can participate, and a look at the latest updates and changes: -Crossmark 2.0 -The look and functionality of the pop-up box Who should attend: -Crossmark participants & members interested in joining -Production Staff -Publishers -Service Providers & Hosting Platforms -Technical Staff -Vendors
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Crossref Crossmark Webinar 102716
- 2. Crossmark Kirsty Meddings Product Manager Thursday 27th October 2016
- 3. When content changes, readers need to know
- 4. erratum corrigendum correction withdrawal retraction new edition expression of concern partial retraction removal addendum clarification
- 12. What is Crossmark A button and a set of metadata that informs readers about Publication status (current, updated, retracted) Funding information Authors’ ORCIDs Publication history Rights or licensing information And much more…
- 19. What constitutes a status update? A change significant enough to affect the crediting or interpretation of the work
- 33. Machine access Crossref REST API http://api.crossref.org
- 35. Online reading environments • Crossmark button on publisher copy of PDF • Opportunities: ReadCube, Papers, Utopia, Mendeley, etc. • Enhance the PDF and display publication update notification • Notify users across all the channels available
- 36. Crossmark Best Practices • Comprehensive deposit of publisher metadata • Proper display of Crossmark button above or close to the title of the article • Timely deposits of publication updates
- 37. 1. Create a Crossmark Policy Page • Brief explanation of Crossmark • Links to policies on corrections and retractions • Assign a DOI for persistent linking • Deposit this page with Crossref http://crossmarksupport.crossref.org
- 38. 2. Deposit Crossmark Metadata (min.) • DOI of the content to which Crossmark button will be added • DOI of Crossmark policy page • DOI of content that this deposit is updating http://crossmarksupport.crossref.org
- 39. Allowed status update types addendum clarification correction corrigendum erratum expression_of_concern new_edition new_version partial_retraction removal retraction withdrawal
- 40. 3. Add Crossref DOI to web and PDF • HTML metadata <meta name=“dc.identifier” content=“doi:10.5555/12345”> • PDF • sample file at http://crossmarksupport.crossref.org • Crossmark button code needs the DOI to find the metadata
- 41. 4. Add CrossMark button to content On HTML article landing pages In PDF articles
- 42. 5. Deposit additional metadata • Funding data • License information • ORCIDs • Clinical trial numbers • Any additional custom metadata • Publication history • Similarity Check deposited • etc.. http://crossmarksupport.crossref.org
- 43. Current content: 20¢ Backfile content: 2¢ Current Content = published in the past two years.
- 44. If you already participate Upgrade to v2.0! • New design buttons • Mobile-friendly, responsive pop up box • Widely-compatible code (no js) • v1.5 not supported after March 2017
- 45. How? • Replace snippet of code in your landing pages with 2.0 code from crossmarksupport.crossref.org • Choose shape and size of button from Crossref CDN • http://crossmark.crossref.org/widget/v2.0/readme.html
- 46. Latest numbers • 4 million Crossmark deposits • 340 publishers • 40,000 status updates • 1,300 retractions • 37,000 corrections • 2.3 million DOIs with additional metadata