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This document provides an agenda for a UK ORCID consortium members' day event to take place on June 28, 2018 in Birmingham. The aims of the event are to reflect on progress with ORCID implementation, foster community practices, review opportunities, and help develop a vision for the consortium. The agenda includes sessions on member experiences, updates from Jisc and ORCID, presentations on persistent identifiers and hackday outputs, and parallel breakout sessions on topics like advocacy, reporting, and new members.

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Cultivating ORCID: GrowingTogether
UKORCID consortium members’ day, 28 June 2018

Welcome and aims
»Reflect on progress to date, both in Jisc
activity and community implementation
»Foster a community of practice
»Review next opportunities at a
community and institutional level
»Feed into new development
requirements and shape activity for
2018/19
»Help develop a vision for the consortium
05/12/2017 Jisc ORCID consortium members' day, 28 June 2018, Birmingham 2
Image: @pigsonthewingAndy Mabbett

Practicalities
»Housekeeping
»Photos
»Hashtag: #orcid_uk
»Google doc: http://bit.ly/orcid_uk
05/12/2017 Jisc ORCID consortium members' day, 28 June 2018, Birmingham 3

Programme
10:30 Welcome
10:40 ORCID member experiences
11:10 Updates from the Jisc ORCID
consortium
11.40 Updates from ORCID and priorities
for 2018/19
12:00 How persistent identifiers will ease
the pain
12:15 Lunch
13:15 ORCID hackday outputs
13:50 Parallel session 1
14:25 Parallel session 2
15:25 Break
15:45 Views from other consortia
16:05 What do you want from your
consortium?
16:45 Wrap up and next steps

Breakouts
»Parallel 1
› Collect & Connect - Stafford
› Data2Paper - Stafford
› Sharing ORCID IDs -139
› Pure – 135/7
› EPrints / Symplectic – 134
› New to the consortium - 141
› Door code 4225
»Parallel 2
› Advocacy – Stafford
› Universal hub – 141
› Managing 3rd party
interactions – 135/7
› HR systems – 122
› Reporting and actionable
intelligence - 139
05/12/2017 Jisc ORCID consortium members' day, 28 June 2018, Birmingham 5

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Welcome to Cultivating ORCID: growing together

1. Cultivating ORCID: GrowingTogether UKORCID consortium members’ day, 28 June 2018

2. Welcome and aims »Reflect on progress to date, both in Jisc activity and community implementation »Foster a community of practice »Review next opportunities at a community and institutional level »Feed into new development requirements and shape activity for 2018/19 »Help develop a vision for the consortium 05/12/2017 Jisc ORCID consortium members' day, 28 June 2018, Birmingham 2 Image: @pigsonthewingAndy Mabbett

3. Practicalities »Housekeeping »Photos »Hashtag: #orcid_uk »Google doc: http://bit.ly/orcid_uk 05/12/2017 Jisc ORCID consortium members' day, 28 June 2018, Birmingham 3

4. Programme 10:30 Welcome 10:40 ORCID member experiences 11:10 Updates from the Jisc ORCID consortium 11.40 Updates from ORCID and priorities for 2018/19 12:00 How persistent identifiers will ease the pain 12:15 Lunch 13:15 ORCID hackday outputs 13:50 Parallel session 1 14:25 Parallel session 2 15:25 Break 15:45 Views from other consortia 16:05 What do you want from your consortium? 16:45 Wrap up and next steps

5. Breakouts »Parallel 1 › Collect & Connect - Stafford › Data2Paper - Stafford › Sharing ORCID IDs -139 › Pure – 135/7 › EPrints / Symplectic – 134 › New to the consortium - 141 › Door code 4225 »Parallel 2 › Advocacy – Stafford › Universal hub – 141 › Managing 3rd party interactions – 135/7 › HR systems – 122 › Reporting and actionable intelligence - 139 05/12/2017 Jisc ORCID consortium members' day, 28 June 2018, Birmingham 5

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