Deep Insights into Your Research: The PlumX Suite. Mike MacKinnon Director of Sales, Plum Analytics

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1 1 Deep Insights into Your Research: The PlumX Suite Mike MacKinnon Director of Sales, Plum Analytics

2 Journal citations are the traditional form of 2 Scholarly Measure Journal Impact Factor 3.161

3 No Single Tool Captures all 3 Citations Citations of a book in Bar-Ilan, J. (2010) Citations to the Introduction to informetrics indexed by WOS, Scopus and Google Scholar. Scientometrics, 82(3), p.504

4 PlumX can help answer these questions you couldn t answer before 4 What impact has our research had in the past 12 months? How do we arm our researchers to better compete for funding? Can we measure non-stem, non-article research?

5 5 European Research Measurement Guidance via HEFCE REPORT, UK

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7 7 Recommendations The research community should develop a more sophisticated and nuanced approach to the contribution and limitations of quantitative indicators. At an institutional level, HEI leaders should develop a clear statement of principles on their approach to research management and assessment, including the role of quantitative indicators. Research managers and administrators should champion these principles and the use of responsible metrics within their institutions. HR managers and recruitment or promotion panels in HEIs should be explicit about the criteria used for academic appointment and promotion decisions. Individual researchers should be mindful of the limitations of particular indicators

8 Altmetrics Gain Wide Support 8

9 9 Given how tight budgets are around the world, governments are rightfully demanding effectiveness in the programs they pay for. To address these demands, we need better measurement tools to determine which approaches work and which do not. Bill Gates Gates Foundation Annual Letter 2013

10 NIH: The Competition for 10 Research $ 10 m=y&chartid=20&catid=2

11 NHMRC: The Competition for 11 Research $$$ 47 in of 58 people do NOT get funded 4,045 Applications 606 Funded

12 JSPS: The Competition for 12 Research $$$ in

13 13 Low Success Rates 14% to 15% on Average

14 14 NHMRC 2016 Changes

15 Researchers have Moved Online 15

16 Metrics timeline: From Idea to Impact Before PlumX After PlumX 16? years 2-5 years Idea Blog Post Grant Conference Publication Video 3-5 It can years take at least Citations 2-5 years from idea to a published peer-reviewed journal article click tweet Metrics available immediately From idea to measurable citation counts can take 5-10 years presentation view dataset download PDF download bookmark Due to the pace of scholarly save reference publishing, it takes another 3-5 video play years from the time the work is published to get to critical mass share citation of citation counts counts citation counts

17 Examples: Scholarly Data Exhaust 17

18 18 The PlumX Suite PlumX Metrics Get more value from your institutional repository. PlumX Dashboards Know what is going on with your research. Without waiting years. PlumX +Grants Gain insight about your grants. PlumX Benchmarks See how you compare. Now. PlumX Funding Opportunities Find the right funding opportunities.

19 250+ Using PlumX 19

20 250+ Using PlumX 20

21 21 Samples of PlumX Metrics Sources Amazon Bit.ly CrossRef Delicious Dryad dspace EBSCO eprints Facebook figshare Github Goodreads Google+ Medwave Mendeley PLOS PubMed Central Reddit Research Blogging Scopus SlideShare SourceForge Stack Overflow Twitter USPTO Vimeo Wikipedia Worldcat (OCLC) YouTube

22 22 All Types of Research Artifacts Articles Blog posts Book chapters Books Cases Clinical Trials Conference Papers Data Sets Figures Grants Interviews Letters Media Patents Posters Presentations Reports Source Code Theses / Dissertations Videos Web Pages

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24 START Repository URL 24 URL DOI /journal.pone URL PMCID PMC PMID URL URL END >20 URLS

25 25 Metrics Categories USAGE (clicks, downloads, views, library holdings, video plays) CAPTURES (bookmarks, code forks, favorites, readers, watchers) MENTIONS (blog posts, comments, reviews, Wikipedia links) SOCIAL MEDIA (+1s, likes, shares, tweets) CITATIONS (PubMed Central, Scopus, patents)

26 26 clicks, downloads, views, library holdings, USAGE video plays Is anyone reading our work? Did anyone watch our videos? Usage is the #1 stat researchers want to know after Citation counts PlumX is the only product that includes Usage

27 27 bookmarks, favorites, readers, watchers CAPTURES Captures indicate that someone wants to come back to the work Early indicator of future citations

28 28 blog posts, comments, reviews, MENTIONS Wikipedia links This category measures people truly engaging with your research Automatically uncover the conversations about your research Discover feedback, opinions, etc.

29 29 +1s, likes, shares, tweets SOCIAL MEDIA Social media measures how well a researcher is promoting their work This is especially important for early career researchers to measure and understand Track the buzz and attention around your research output

30 30 CITATIONS Citations still a standard of long-term impact Including citations enables side-by-side analysis with other metrics categories PlumX is expanding the definition of citations Patent citations, Clinical Citations, etc.

31 Clinical Citations 31

32 Case Study: Saint Mary s College Custom Rubric

33 Impact Sources 33 St. Mary s College

34 Impact Sources 34 St. Mary s College

35 Impact Sources 35 St. Mary s College

36 Impact Sources 36 St. Mary s College

37 Impact Rubric 37 St. Mary s College

38 PlumX +Grants Gain insight about your grants.

39 39 LIST OF GRANTS for the Institution Example of Analytics Social Media by Grant

40 PlumX Funding Opportunities Find the right funding opportunities.

41 Search for HIV Funding Opportunities in Health 41

42 Link directly to the grant detail 42

43 PlumX Benchmarks See how you compare. Now.

44 New ways to benchmark 44

45 Thank You Find out more information at: Mike MacKinnon