We recently had the pleasure of Brian Minihan joining us for the ORCID Coffee Break Chat. We took advantage of his time in Australia and recorded instructional videos for the ORCID community.
ORCID's Member Portal Tool provides users with access to reports for their organisations ORCID usage. The reports include member and integration reports that can be accessed and downloaded when required. The reports provide insights into how integrations are being used, and the number of researchers that have connected via an integration.
The Australian ORCID Consortium, with the help of Brian Minihan, have recorded three videos that go through each of the reports and outline how they can be accessed, interpreted, and used by members. Below you will find links to the recording of these sessions. If you require any further assistance or have any feedback, please contact us at [email protected].
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