Selected Works\u00ae allows faculty to create and manage their own publication pages, so more peers can find and cite your work. Online access to Selected Works\u00ae benefits faculty and school\/departments who wish to showcase their research to a wider audience. Laura Hartman, Professor of Management in the College of Commerce, finds
\nSelected Works\u00ae “extremely user friendly and intuitive.\u201d Hartman notes that it does not take\u00a0much training to use especially if someone is “willing to just meander around the site a little.” Hartman adds that she really likes how customizable Selected Works\u00ae is for people with different types of scholarship, from different types of sources.\u00a0“It allows\u00a0users to link to either the original publication, if you are permitted by copyright, or simply to provide a link to the publisher’s site, where that is the allowed method of reference. I appreciate having both options. When I have something to add, I can add it, so you do not have to go through several steps to ask someone else to upload something for you, then wait for that to occur.\u201d<\/p>\n
Finally, Hartman notes that she uses Selected Works\u00ae to track her visibility and finds this added awareness benefits her as\u00a0a DePaul faculty\u00a0member.\u00a0\u201cThe site automatically sends a report to all adopters alerting them on a regular basis to how many times their files have been viewed and downloaded. This feature is interesting if folks would like to know the reach they have with their scholarship.\u201d<\/p>\n
To learn more about Selected Works\u00ae or to get help setting up your own individual page contact\u00a0Ryan Hess<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Selected Works\u00ae allows faculty to create and manage their own publication pages, so more peers can find and cite your work. Online access to Selected Works\u00ae benefits faculty and school\/departments who wish to showcase their research to a wider audience. Laura Hartman, Professor of Management in the College of Commerce, finds Selected Works\u00ae “extremely user <\/p>\n