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Create and share your story about ARK identifiers with others. This template can
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help spark ideas for an ARK organization description of their ARK service.
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help spark ideas for an ARK organization to describe their ARK service.
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This is a set of questions designed to help people create a few paragraphs of
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content to tell the story of an organization's use of ARK persistent identifiers.
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It is not meant to constrain what a blog post might be, but it may help to generate
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a few paragraphs suitable for https://arks.org/news blog and the ARK Alliance (ARKA)
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newsletter. The blog post title could be something like
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These are questions to help get started telling the story of your organization's use of ARKs.
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1. What do you create ARKs for?
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2. How do you mint them?
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3. What/who is your organization?
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Below are more questions that may help you create a few paragraphs of content suitable for the
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blog at https://arks.org/news or the ARK Alliance newsletter. The title could be something like
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ARK Organization Highlight: <Organization Name, for example, the National Library of Narnia>
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How long has your organization been using ARKs?
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In what ways do you use them?
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Why did you opt to implement ARKs? Did you consider other PIDs (persistent identifiers)?
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How have ARKs changed the way you work? What benefits have you seen?
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What is an example of the feedback have you received since you implemented ARKs?
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Would you have some charismatic images that we could include to illustrate your collection, service, organization, etc?
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4. How long has your organization been using ARKs?
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5. In what ways do you use them?
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6. Why did you opt to implement ARKs? Did you consider other PIDs (persistent identifiers)?
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7. How have ARKs changed the way you work? What benefits have you seen?
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8. What is an example of the feedback have you received since you implemented ARKs?
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9. Would you have some charismatic images that we could include to illustrate your collection, service, organization, etc?

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