The Kaleidoscope of Impact: same data, different perspectives, constantly changing

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THE KALEIDOSCOPE OF IMPACT @charlierapple @chemconnector @joellemasciulli @kglibrarian

Transcript of The Kaleidoscope of Impact: same data, different perspectives, constantly changing

THE KALEIDOSCOPE OF IMPACT

@charlierapple @chemconnector@joellemasciulli @kglibrarian

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ARCS:

many

parties

Librarians

Impact

Publishers

Research development,

communication, planning,

support, etc.

Funders

Scientists

Scholars

In understanding

impact, do these

parties need different

data in separate silos,

or can the same core

data serve multiple

audiences?

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LIKELIHOOD THAT WE WILL

MANAGE TO COVER TODAY

Um,

optimisticNo problem!

Key

questions

we’re

asking

What

technical

infrastructure

is required?What

business

cases need

to be

made?

What data

can answer

these

questions?

What

questions do

they have?

Who cares

about

impact?

Antony

Williams

VP Strategic

Development

Royal

Society of

Chemistry

Karen

Gutzman

Impact and

Evaluation

Librarian

Galter Health

Sciences

Library

Northwestern

University

Joelle

Masciulli

Head of

Content

Strategy

Thomson

Reuters

Charlie

Rapple

Co-Founder

Kudos

Today’s

panel

Journal Level

Metrics

Article Level

Metrics

Usage Metrics

New Metrics

Spectrum

of metrics

http://galter.

northwestern.edu/

Request-Services-and-

Materials/metrics-

and-impact-

core-mic

Managing or tracking

publications

Maintaining an impactful

online identity

Measuring or assessing research

impact by discipline

Communicating research impact to audiences

Metrics

and

Impact

Core

Icons made by Freepik from www.flaticon.com

visualize

assess

demonstrate

Impact

INDIVIDUALS

Promotion and tenure

Annual review

Apply for grant funding

Tracking research

RESEARCH GROUPS, DEPARTMENTS AND INSTITUTIONS

Advancement of science

Planning for infrastructure

Return on investment

Rankings or comparison

Advocate for funding

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SECTION C: CONTRIBUTIONS TO SCIENCE

List 5 most significant contributions to science

Historical background

Central findings

Influence of the findings on the progress of science

Specific role in described work

Reference up to 4 peer-reviewed publications or

other non-publication research products such as:

Audio or video products

Patents

Data and research materials

Databases

Why the change?

Allow researchers to highlight their accomplishments better by

including more objects of scholarly productivity

Give researchers involved in team science an opportunity to

describe their roles in collaborative projects

NIH announcement 12/5/14: http://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/notice-files/NOT-OD-

15-032.html

Galter Guide by Pamela Shaw:

https://galter.northwestern.edu/

guides-and-tutorials/creating-nih-

biosketches-with-sciencv-and-my-

bibliography

Icons made by Freepik from www.flaticon.com

Example:

NIH

biosketch

Educational curricula

Instruments or equipment models

Protocols

Software, and more

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Becker Madel:https://becker.wustl.

edu/impact-assessment/model

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STRATEGIESfor enhancing the

impact of research

INFORMATION

RESOURCES

Becker model image by Robert Altman

Becker

Model350+ OUTPUTS

AND INDICATORS

OF IMPACTAdvancement of knowledge

Clinical implementation

Community benefit

Legislation and policy

Economic benefit

USEFUL DATA IS …TransparentAccessible

High in quality

Accurate

Relevant

Understandable…

MANY SOURCES AVAILABLE… Scopus (from Elsevier)

Web of Science (from Thomson Reuters )

Google Scholar

Northwestern Scholars (from Elsevier)

Journal Citation Reports (from Thomson Reuters)Altmetric

and more…

Data

and

sources

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Interest

in

metrics

data

I am more interested in platforms to

share my work – the data reports on

whether take it

To see who’s talking or linking to my work

The numbers do not represent me as a

better scientist – only a more visible one.

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Data I

search

for…

Article citations are of

primary interest – not the

count but the papers

referencing me

Social network discussions

about my publications,

presentations and projects

Data

from…M

ANY

PLACES

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I use

the

data

for…

Seeing who is following/discussing my work

To establish connections and collaborations

To encourage others to use social networks

For me both qualitative or quantitative data represent my efforts to share information

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My

Greatest

Impact

Is

Missed!!!

ChemSpider

database with

>40,000 unique

users/day looking at

>34 million

chemicals

The only measure is

1 publication, 129

citations

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Publisher /

Society

Perspective

We want to help generate awareness

for a scientist’s publications – drive traffic

Awareness influences citations (and

journal impact factor)

Education of the chemistry community

in terms of altmetrics, tools and fresh

measures of impact

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Key

questions

we’re

asking

What

technical

infrastructure

is required?What

business

cases need

to be

made?

What data

can answer

these

questions?

What

questions do

they have?

Who cares

about

impact?