On September 3, ORCID hosted a webinar focused on the use of ORCID iD in social sciences and humanities for the European Alliance for Social Sciences and Humanities Community.
The webinar explored how ORCID helps connect and protect non-traditional output types typical of this field, maximizing their visibility in an international context. The session also covered trust markers — visual indicators in an ORCID record signaling that a piece of data was added directly by a trusted member organization, rather than by the researcher themselves.
Speakers:
- Gabi Lombardo (European Alliance for Social Sciences and Humanities),
- Paloma Marín-Arraiza (ORCID),
- Poul Meier Melchiorsen (Aalborg University Library).
The session will also cover trust markers — visual indicators in an ORCID record signaling that a piece of data was added directly by a trusted member organization, rather than by the researcher themselves.