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Intersect has been delivering high-quality training in technical research tools for over seven years. In that time we have taught over 15,000 researchers through 1,200 courses, and all but a very small portion have been face-to-face courses.

In March, the COVID-19 pandemic forced us to suspend all in-person training activities. As training is one of our most highly regarded member services, and with a team of devoted and agile eResearch Analysts and Training Specialists, we were able to quickly and effectively transition the entirety of our training platform to an online environment.

This webinar will discuss the challenges we faced in moving online, the tools and techniques we have found to be effective in online training, and will report on how our training has continued to be very highly regarded by attendees in the era of social distancing.

Presenters
Aidan Wilson, eResearch Analyst (ACU) and Acting Services Manager - Metropolitan, Intersect Australia
Dr Anastasios Papaioannou, Lead Research Data Scientist, Intersect Australia

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Speakers:
- Helena Cousijn, Community Engagement Director, DataCite
- Adrian Burton, Data Policy and Services Director, ARDC
- Joel Benn, Development Operations Manager, ARDC

This webinar explains recent technical changes to the way in which Australian organisations will get DOIs through the ARDC national infrastructure.
The ARDC offers minting of Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs) for research data and related materials free of charge to the Australian research sector via our DOI service. This service is provided in partnership with DataCite, the global DOI consortium providing DOIs for research data and other research objects.
Until recently, ARDC DOI service users have logged into local ARDC systems to mint DOIs, and ARDC has registered these DOIs with the global DataCite systems.
The new central DataCite Fabrica system now offers the same functionality as the old ARDC DOI client service built ten years ago. ARDC is transitioning all our DOI clients from local ARDC systems  to the central DataCite systems. 
This webinar is an opportunity to understand and discuss the changes to the DOI Service and how you might be impacted. The webinar will provide an overview of  the new DataCite Fabrica system.  Attendees will also learn how to get support from ARDC and DataCite.

For more information on the changes, read this background document: https://documentation.ardc.edu.au/display/DOC/DOI+Technical+Changes%3A+Transition+to+DataCite+DOI+services
ARDC DOI service: https://ardc.edu.au/services/identifier/doi/
The new central DataCite Fabrica system: https://doi.datacite.org/

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Webinar: ARDC Platforms open call 2020 Overview and Q&A
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The ARDC platforms program seeks to increase the number of researchers with access to platforms, both in terms of absolute number and in terms of diversity of disciplines. The 2020 Platforms Open Call will build on the 2019 open call  by encouraging interaction between new applicants and those projects that were successful in the 2019 open call, and will continue to encourage reuse of existing platforms, components, and approaches.

This Q & A session aims to provide further information for interested organisations as well as an opportunity to ask questions about the open call.