Is your social media presence putting your future career at risk? Find out, with the 'Sell Yourself' module from QUT's Create a Better You Online from QUT.
('Create a Better You Online' by QUT Library licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.)
Our online profiles have become a digital resume - any one, including potential employers and universities, can find you online and check out your social media accounts. Find out what your reputation looks like and how to fix it if you need to with this set of tips from Australia's eSafety Commissioner.
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This interactive module developed by The University of Queensland Library explains how to use social media effectively to improve your online brand:
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Learn how to use researcher ID management tools to communicate your research identity to institutions, publications and funding bodies with this guide from the UTAS Library.
ORCID - Your Open Researcher & Contributor ID (ORCID) is a persistent digital identifier to connect you to your research output. Register yours, and add publications, craft your bio and link other profiles with this step-by-step guide from the UTAS Library.
Google Scholar - Google Scholar Citations provides a way for you to group all your publications that are indexed by Google Scholar. This enables others to find them easily when searching by author name, and helps calculate citation metrics. Create your profile, add publications and link your other profiles using this UTAS Library guide.
Scopus Author ID - If you're a published researcher and your articles are indexed in Scopus, you'll find this information about Scopus Author ID from the UTAS Research Identity guide useful to get the most out of the tool.
Publons (Researcher ID) - Another tool for published researchers is Publons, which compiles your Web of Science publications, citations and refereeing. The UTAS Research Identity guide walks you through the basic, including how to link your ORCID and Publons profiles.
