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We are sharing resources on [[Assessment:Altmetrics]]. | We are sharing resources on [[Assessment:Altmetrics]]. | ||
We | We formed a working group on [[Assessment:Citations]] and another on [[Assessment:Analytics]], that we hope will have progress to share at the next [http://www.diglib.org/forums/2015forum/ DLF Forum]! | ||
For several weeks in early 2015, Elizabeth Kelly requested feedback on proposed best practices for citing digitized content and institutional repository content using 3 major citation styles. [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1o_ROgzDKdBJKtWdl80Dh_bQKVg-y33EdXgc5cK64Y70/edit# Now Closed]. She is incorporating suggestions and recommendations. | |||
If you are interested in helping us develop best practices and guidelines for measuring benefits of digital libraries, please join our | If you are interested in helping us develop best practices and guidelines for measuring benefits of digital libraries, please join our | ||
[https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/digital-library-assessment Digital Library Assessment Google Group] and speak up! :-) | [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/digital-library-assessment Digital Library Assessment Google Group] and speak up! :-) | ||
Revision as of 15:58, 8 April 2015
How best can we measure the benefits of digital libraries?
Potential steps to establish best practices and guidelines may include the following:
- Create operational definitions of value for digital libraries in general
- Assess alignment of benefits with institutional goals
- Develop standardized methods, comparable across institutions, to measure the benefits
The latter might include:
* Altmetrics * Citations * Web stats and Google Analytics * Other measurements and methods (such as surveys, focus groups) * Address special challenges raised by aggregation
We are sharing resources on Assessment:Altmetrics.
We formed a working group on Assessment:Citations and another on Assessment:Analytics, that we hope will have progress to share at the next DLF Forum!
For several weeks in early 2015, Elizabeth Kelly requested feedback on proposed best practices for citing digitized content and institutional repository content using 3 major citation styles. Now Closed. She is incorporating suggestions and recommendations.
If you are interested in helping us develop best practices and guidelines for measuring benefits of digital libraries, please join our
Digital Library Assessment Google Group and speak up! :-)