Both Boole and Brookfield BHSL Libraries have re-opened with the safety of Library users and staff as our chief guiding principle.
Please see our policies and important changes regarding re-opening here
Update from our Director of Library Services, Colette McKenna regarding Library Services During COVID Level 5 - Here
MyRI: Measuring your Research Impact is an online tutorial developed by a collaboration between University College Dublin, Dublin City University, Technological University of Dublin and Maynooth University.
With the Metrics Toolkit you can quickly understand what a metric means, how it is calculated, and if it’s good match for your impact question.
While research outputs can take many and diverse forms, the most commonly recognised type is publication. The impact of a publication can be measured qualitatively through peer-review and quantitatively through various metrics. The quantitative measurement of publications is generally referred to as bibliometrics.
"bibliometrics, n." OED Online, Oxford University Press, June 2019, www.oed.com/viewdictionaryentry/Entry/241665. Accessed 13 June 2019.
Do you need help wth metrics for your CV or job application/promotion forms?
Do you need to compile a publications impact report for your department or research centre and don't know which tools to use?
Watch the library training calendar for upcoming training events or contact me, Breeda Herlihy, to arrange a one-to-one consultation.
