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From Act to Impact NeedleMoving Collaboration Katherine Skinner @Educopia November 10, 2016

Transcript of From act-to-impact-katherine

From  Act  to  ImpactNeedle-­‐Moving  Collaboration

Katherine  Skinner  @EducopiaNovember  10,  2016

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f a c u l t y , r e s e a r c h e r s ,administrators, universitypresses , l ibrar ies ,research centers,societies, students, archives,n o n p r o f i t s , c o n s o r t i a ,c omme r c i a l p ub l i s h e r s ,e d i t o r s , t e c h n o l o g i s t s

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Detail  from  Edmund  Birckhead Bensell,  “A  Critical  Moment”

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Interdependence  of  systems

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Just  a  Few  of  the  Conditions  Aligning…  

• Technological  changes• New  competitors  • Political  shifts  • Economic  concentration• Information  deluge

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Fields  and  Transitions…  

• Fields  tend  toward  stasis  • Innovations  happen  on  the  fringes• Field-­‐wide  change  depends  upon  networks

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Networks  of  People

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If• This  is  a  critical  moment• Networks  bring  change  

Then• Alignment  is  a  transformative  tactic

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NOTE:�Data�for�monograph�and�serials�expenditures�was�not�collected�in�2011Ͳ12.

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Monograph  &  Serial  Costs  in  ARL  Libraries,  1986-­‐2011

Source:  ARL  Statistics  2010-­‐11  Association  of  Research  Libraries,  Washington,  D.C.

Notes:• Data  for  monograph/serials  expenditures  was  not  

collected  in  2011-­‐12• Includes  electronic  resources  from  1999-­‐2011

Available:  http://www.arl.org/storage/documents/monograph-­‐serial-­‐costs.pdf

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It  isn’t  that  they  can’t  see  the  solution.  

It’s  that  they  can’t  see  the  problem.  

-­‐GK  Chesterton

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data…

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from  act  to  impact

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Backbone  Support

Continuous  Communications

Mutually  Reinforcing  Activities

Common  Agenda

Shared  Measurement

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Project  Meerkat

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AimsProject  Meerkat  would build  a  cooperative  organization—the  Publishing  Analytics  Data  Trust—to  address  scholarly  

publisher  and  library  needs  in  the  collection,  aggregation,  analysis,  and  dissemination  of  usage  data,  focused  specifically  on  monographs  in  the  first  instance.

In  order  to  accomplish  this,  the  project  team  would examine  a  range  of  issues  around  this  topic  as  applied  to  monograph  usage  data,  including:

● usage  data  modeling:  What  information  can  we  collect  and  share?  What  can  we  do  with  it?  How  can  we  best  view  and  report  on  it?

● usage  data  ethics:  What  are  the  terms  of  use?  Who  can  see  which  parts  of  the  data?  How  can  the  aggregated  data  be  accessed  and  used?

● cooperative  infrastructure:  How  do  we  set  up  a  sustainable  business  model  for  the  ongoing  collection  and  dissemination  of  this  data  that  fairly  and  equitably  provides  for  the  needs  of  its  members?

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DeliverablesOrganizational  deliverables● The  cooperative’s  mission  and  vision● The  cooperative’s  governance  model,  organizational  infrastructure,  revenue/business  model,  and  

sustainability  plan● Engagement  of  key  stakeholders  across  academic,  publishing,  and  data-­‐analytics  industries,  identifying  the  

value  of  their  involvement  and  desired  methods  of  ongoing  contributions  

Usage  data  deliverables● A  detailed  model  for  the  collection  of  monograph  usage  data● An  aggregated  set  of  monograph  usage  data● A  prototype  of  monograph  usage  data  services● Defined  workflows  through  which  the  monograph  usage  data  set  can  be  accessed

Usage  data  policy  deliverables  ● A  policy  framework  for  the  aggregation  and  use  of  monograph  usage  data● A  code  of  ethics  to  guide  monograph  usage  data  gathering,  access,  and  reuse  by  members

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Other  relevant  efforts• Altmetric.com  (Digital  Science  $)• Plum  Analytics  (EBSCO  $)• Elsevier  (Mendeley,  Scopus  etc  $)• ImpactStory  (non-­‐profit)• Article  Level  Metrics  (various)• COUNTER  (standards)• IRUS-­‐UK  (collaboration)• NISO  (community  development)• DOI  Event  Tracker  (CrossRef)• BookMetrix  (Springer  $)• ICOLC  (Press-­‐Library  collaboration)

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Monograph  Specific  Issues• Multiple  sites  for  access• Multiple  forms  of  book• (Often)  lack  DOIs• Tools  not  built  for  ISBNs• Less  consistent  formats  ⇒ Crossref• Are  usage  standards  appropriate?

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Outcomes

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