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Title: | Uncovering Impact: Bibliometric Approaches to Assessing Library Collections |
Authors: | Young, Jack, S. |
Department: | Library Science |
Keywords: | bibliometrics;research impact |
Publication Date: | 23-Oct-2023 |
Publisher: | Canadian Library Assessment Workshop (2023) |
Abstract: | This session will introduce a novel approach to bibliometric analysis to uncover the distinctive features of highly cited research for use in the assessment of library collections. Utilizing popular citation-based tools (Web of Science & InCites), the presentation will explore how factors such as publication source, collaboration data, and research topics can be analyzed to assess the impact of current library collections and make evidence-informed decisions around collection development. This type of analysis meets the needs of stakeholders across the institution. In addition to supporting collection development activities within the library, this data has supported the work of Marketing & Public Relations, University Advancement, and individual research groups at the presenter’s home institution. By engaging in this type of assessment, libraries position themselves at the centre of the growing field of data-driven research strategy, opening new opportunities for collaboration and increasing their value to the institution. In addition to providing foundational knowledge on the key concepts underlying research impact assessment, this session will focus on building actionable reports for a variety of assessment purposes. |
Description: | Presentation at the Canadian Library Assessment Workshop (2023) |
URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/11375/30627 |
Appears in Collections: | McMaster University Libraries Publications |
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