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DOI is an essential element of modern scientific publication.
Abstract
The advances in technology and development of internet have fundamentally changed both publishing process and methodology of scientific information search. Often it is difficult to find a certain publication despite existence of scientific journals own websites. To solve this, in the late 90's the use of digital object identifier (doi) was proposed by CrossRef. Doi is working as permanent hyperlink that would link to required web pages even after change in the web site structure. Since then, the index has been widely used by scientific publishers, as well as scientists. Additional services that are offered by CrossRef, now became mandatory for the high sited journals. Unfortunately, to date, only two Ukrainian journals are fully using doi, also several is using it only for English versions republished abroad. The aim of this article is to introduce doi, describe other services proposed by CrossRef and give practical advice for the journals. (Article in Russian)
Представлено досвід створення масового відкритого онлайн курсу "Наукова комунікація в цифрову епоху", розміщеного на платформі Prometheus. Описано основні етапи, на які варто звернути увагу тим, хто планує створювати курс, з якими складнощами можна зіткнутися та як їх уникнути.
Digital Object Identifier (DOI), which appeared on the eve of 2000s, allows readers to instantly
locate their digital object of interest (articles, book chapters, etc.), and opens up new opportunities
for readers and scientific journals. Unfortunately, at the moment there is DOI only in few
magazines that are published in Ukraine, and most of those are republished abroad, hence the
presence of DOI is a merit of import publishers. The purpose of this article is to show what
benefits of having DOI there are for a journal and describe what needs to be done to obtain this
journal index.
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