DESCRIPTION
This course emerges as a response to the great diversification of information sources that arise for the management and monitoring of the researcher’s Curriculum Vitae. On the one hand, the course aims to provide the researcher with the necessary knowledge and skills to quickly prepare a CV in CVA and CVN formats and in the interaction between different databases for the exchange of curricular information. We also introduce certain bibliometric indicators that are useful when defending our scientific CV. We then focus on how to make our scientific CV visible and position it on the internet; we concentrate especially on how to design a scientific CV website and on the most appropriate digital platforms (ORCID, ResearcherID, ResearchGate or Google Scholar) to disseminate our scientific production.
STRUCTURE
Module 1 – Introduction
- Contextualisation on the importance and diversity of sources for the management and monitoring of the scientific CV.
Module 2 – Formats and management
- Creation and preparation of CVs in CVA and CVN formats.
- Interaction between different databases for the exchange of curricular information.
- Introduction to useful bibliometric indicators for strengthening the scientific CV.
Module 3 – Visibility and positioning
- Strategies to make a scientific CV visible and position it on the internet.
- Design and creation of a curricular website with a scientific focus.
Module 4 – Digital platforms
- Introduction and use of platforms such as ORCID.
- Benefits and potential of ResearcherID.
- Optimisation and effective use of ResearchGate.
- Strategies and recommendations for Google Scholar and how to use it to improve the visibility of scientific production.