September 23 2015 NISO Virtual Conference: Scholarly Communication Models: Evolution or Revolution?
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Use Modern Metrics to Tell the Stories of Your Research Andrea Michalek, President & Co-Founder, Plum Analytics
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September 23 2015 NISO Virtual Conference: Scholarly Communication Models: Evolution or Revolution?
- 1. 1 Andrea Michalek Co-Founder and President, Plum Analytics @amichalek or @plumanalytics Use Modern Metrics to Tell the Stories of Your Research
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- 4. 4 What impact has our research had in the past 12 months?
- 5. 5 How do we arm our researchers to better compete for funding?
- 8. 8 Journal citations are the traditional form of Scholarly Measure 8 Journal Impact Factor 3.161
- 9. 9 TECHNOLOGY HAS FINALLY CAUGHT UP Measuring data exhaust to tell the story…
- 12. 12 2-5 years Idea Blog Post ? years Grant Conference 3-5 years Video Citations Metrics timeline: From Idea to Impact It can take at least 2 - 5 years from idea to a published peer-reviewed journal article Before PlumX After PlumX Due to the pace of scholarly publishing, it takes another 3 - 5 years from the time the work is published to get to critical mass of citation counts From idea to measurable citation counts can take 5 - 10 years Metrics available immediately citation counts presentation view share save reference bookmark PDF download click video play dataset download citation counts tweet Publication
- 13. 13 What is Research Output? • Articles • Blog posts • Book chapters • Books • Cases • Clinical Trials • Conference Papers • Data Sets • Figures • Grants • Interviews • Letters • Media • Patents • Posters • Presentations • Reports • Source Code • Theses / Dissertations • Videos • Web Pages
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- 16. 16 Metrics Categories USAGE (clicks, downloads, views, library holdings, video plays) CAPTURES (bookmarks, code forks, favorites, readers, watchers) MENTIONS (blog posts, comments, reviews, Wikipedia links) SOCIAL MEDIA (+1s, likes, shares, tweets) CITATIONS (PubMed Central, Scopus, patents)
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- 19. 19 Given how tight budgets are around the world, governments are rightfully demanding effectiveness in the programs they pay for. To address these demands, we need better measurement tools to determine which approaches work and which do not.” Bill Gates Gates Foundation Annual Letter 2013 “
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- 21. 21 Social Impact
- 22. 22 Autism Speaks Social Media
- 23. 23 Autism Speaks Captures
- 24. 24 How can you help researchers get funding? • Add more than just a list of publications to their grant applications – Give them real-time metrics about their impact • Help determine where they should publish – Give metrics on what gets the most engagement • Showcase more than just their journal articles – Get credit for books and other research output
- 25. 25 Answer the questions and tell the stories about your research Find out more information at: http://www.plumanalytics.com
Editor's Notes
- http://colehousedigital.com/happens-online-60-seconds-infographic/
- These are the types of research output we are already tracking in PlumX. We want to be able to measure whatever researchers consider using to communicate their scholarship. They shouldn’t be trapped anymore by having to publish an article and nothing else matters.