ORCID, Scopus, Web of Science, Google Scholar, LinkedIn, Academia, ResearchGate...so many online researcher profiles! Do you really need them all?
In this webinar you will get practical advice about negotiating the maze, and will learn about
Wed 17 Feb 2021, 2:00-3:00 p.m.
The activity of measuring and describing the quality and impact of academic research is increasingly important in Australia and around the world. In Australia, factors behind this include:
ERA 2018 included an Engagement & Impact Assessment report that "examined how universities are translating their research into economic, social and other benefits and encourage greater collaboration between universities, industries and other end-users of research." In this context the ARC used the following definitions:
Source: https://utas.libguides.com/research_impact
This guide provides information on a range of metrics and the tools available to calculate those traditional quantitative metrics.
Information on Alternative metrics, or Altmetrics, is available in the online guide: Altmetrics
Information on how to capture evidence and describe research outputs is available in the online guide: Research Evidence for Grants and Promotion
It is important to communicate your research, this can be achieved by:
For more information on communicating and sharing your research consult the online guide: Strategic publishing
With great power comes the responsible use of metrics (29:25 min) by University of Cambridge (YouTube)