Webinar “Effective use of permanent DOI identifiers, ISSN in modern scientific communication of publishers and authors ”

Heads of higher education and research institutions, scientific and scientific-pedagogical workers, librarians, publishers and all interested parties are invited to the webinar “Effective use of permanent DOI identifiers, ISSN in modern scientific communication of publishers and authors ”, conducted by the State Scientific and Technical Library of Ukraine with the support of the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine. The webinar will take place 24 May 2021 year about 11:00 Kyiv time. Event duration - 1 year. Registration is free at the link: https://forms.gle/QagBCmNnaieqZf3h6 The webinar will be hosted by Crossref officials and representatives of the ISSN National Center in Ukraine. Participants will have the opportunity to ask questions to the speakers and join the discussion. Issues will be considered: • Introduction to Crossref / DOI / metadata. • Why publishers and authors need a DOI. • How DOI and metadata will help you as a publisher and author (permanent links; opportunity to see, who cites your work; participation in other Crossref services; integration with other persistent identifiers, such as ORCID, to update the researcher profile). • OJS: assign DOI articles and issues. • How to get DOI? Contract with CrossRef. • What ISSNs are needed for. • Which objects are assigned an ISSN. • How to obtain ISSNs. • Work of the ISSN National Center in Ukraine. PROGRAM: FAIRHURST Vanessa – public relations manager, Crossref, USA An Introduction to Crossref: The use of DOIs and metadata in scholarly infrastructure 11:00 – 11:25 (5 min. discussion / question). The language of the event is English. POHORELOVSKA Iryna Oleksandrivna - Head of ISBN / ISSN / ISMN department, Master of Intellectual Property (ISSN National Center in Ukraine), Ukraine Use of ISBN / ISSN / ISMN in modern scientific communication of publishers and authors 11:30 – 11:55 (5 min. discussion / question). The language of the event is Ukrainian.