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The values and challenges of the CRediT taxonomy

Abstract
The CRediT (Contributor Roles) taxonomy — already in use by a number of publishers and other organizations — is currently being formalized as an ANSI/NISO standard. It is valued by the community as a way of recognizing more of the many types of research contribution. But there are also still many challenges to be addressed, including the current focus on roles in the STEM publication process, which will be tackled in future phases. The speakers in this session will share their views on the current and future value of CRediT, how that can be maximized in future, and what challenges will need to be overcome for us to be successful.
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NISO Plus 2021

Global

February 22-25, 2021


NISO Plus 2021 was our first virtual conference, held in February of 2021. A global undertaking, NISO Plus 2021 had over 800 participants from 26 countries come together to have a conversation about the state of the information ecosystem. Here you'll find both the presentations and discussions from that event.
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Alex Holcombe

University of Sydney

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Liz Allen

Director of Strategic Initiatives - F1000, Taylor & Francis Group


Liz Allen is Director of Strategic Initiatives at F1000 Research and leads on shaping new initiatives and partnerships to foster open research publishing. Prior to joining F1000Research in 2015, she spent over a decade leading the Evaluation Team at the Wellcome Trust.

Liz is a Visiting Senior Research Fellow in the Policy Institute at King's College London, with a particular interest in science policy and research-related indicators. Liz is a Crossref Board Director, co-founder of CRediT (Contributor Roles Taxonomy), and serves on the Advisory Board for the Software Sustainability Institute.
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Richard Wynne

Founder - Rescognito


The founder and leader of rescognito a free service for recognizing and promoting good research citizenship. Rescognito is built on ORCIDs and allows organizations to reward contributors with ‘Cogs’, the currency of recognition in the research world. ESIP is working with Rescognito to recognize contributions to the community. Check out https://rescognito.com/yourORCIDgoeshere to see your Rescognito ledger or take a look at Ted’sSheila’sDaniella’s, or Richard's.