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MAR 21

RLP Leadership Roundtable: Bibliometrics and research impact

In this 90-minute discussion, RLP affiliates will discuss how their libraries are supporting research analytics.

This event has passed. Registration provided to nominated individuals only

Description

Bibliometrics and research impact (BRI) is an emerging area of interest for research libraries and their parent institutions. This discussion will focus on how libraries are supporting the bibliometrics and research analytics needs of both researchers and administrative units.

Following a traditional roundtable format, representative(s) from each institution will offer brief comments about their interests and activities related to the topic. These are not formal presentations; the focus is on information sharing. We may need to limit each group’s comments in order to manage time.

Participants are asked particularly to consider:

  1. What types of bibliometrics and research impact services does your library provide (to researchers and/or administrative units)?
  2. How are you (or your institution) staffing these positions? How are you partnering across campus?
  3. Do you license products to support BRI? What is most useful for your institution?
  4. What’s on your roadmap?
  5. What are your challenges and where do you need support? 

Facilitator

Rebecca Bryant, Senior Program Officer, OCLC Research

Who should attend

  • This opportunity is offered exclusively to RLP member institutions.
  • Participants must be nominated by their RLP institutional partner representative, and most participants will be in leadership/strategy roles, such as directors, associate deans, associate university librarians, heads of specialized units or libraries, or similar. If you are at an RLP institution and interested in participating, please reach out to Rebecca using the contact information above.

Dates and times

Each leadership roundtable will be offered at three separate times, to accommodate affiliates across many time zones. We request that participants from each institution select one session to attend as a group.

Registration will be made available separately to nominated individuals.

  • Tuesday, 19 March, 10 am EDT
  • Wednesday, 20 March, 7 pm EDT
  • Thursday, 21 March, 1 pm EDT

Outputs

A post-event summary will be published on Hanging Together, the OCLC Research blog.

Date

21 March 2024

Time

1:00 PM – 2:00 PM
Eastern Daylight Time, North America [UTC -4]

Registration will be made available separately to nominated individuals.

This roundtable discussion will not be recorded, however, a post-event summary will be published on Hanging Together, the OCLC Research blog.