Curating your Scholarly Online Presence
Scholarly Communications Librarian
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1701-3655Get Help
Reference Chat
(quick questions)
Ask-A-Medical-Librarian
(complex questions)
Request Articles & Books (ILL)
How to use this Guide
This guide is to show Indiana University School of Medicine students and faculty the benefits of curating a scholarly online presence and how to maintain it.
This guide will:
- Introduce and explain the benefit of a scholarly online presence to students and faculty at any stage of their career.
- Set students and faculty up with this career-long skill of maintaining their scholarly works.
- Lay out the benefits of depositing your works into our institutional repository, IU Indianapolis ScholarWorks.
-
Prepare your Publications for ERASUnderstand what the publication section of the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS) is asking for as you prepare to submit your application for residency.
-
Upload to IU Indy ScholarWorksSee how to upload your works to IU Indianapolis ScholarWorks and how it can benefit your scholarly online presence.
-
Curriculum Vitae (CV) tips & tricksGet a quick introduction and support on creating a CV, with a focus on the publication section.
-
Utilize ORCiD as your Online CVSee how you can use your ORCiD record as a public online version of your CV, claiming your online scholarly presence.
-
Claim your Google Scholar ProfileSee how Google Scholar is one of the best ways to claim your works and track your citation metrics.
-
Promote your ResearchUtilize this page to see what you can do to promote your work after it's accepted.
Related Guides
Licensing of this Guide
This work is by Hannah Craven and Renee Wanke is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.