(article-level-metrics.plos.org) Article-Level Metrics help to measure the impact of research by providing a suite of metrics that measure the overall performance and reach of published research articles. They are a comprehensive set of impact indicators that enable numerous ways to assess and navigate research most relevant to the field itself, including:

• usage
• citations
• social bookmarking and dissemination activity
• media and blog coverage
• discussion activity and ratings

Would you like to know more about Article-Level Metrics? Join the EIFL webinar with Martin Fenner and Juan Pablo Alperin.
 

About the webinar

Martin Fenner (article-level-metrics.plos.org) PLOS Article Level Metrics Project, will talk about new metrics, especially the Article Level Metrics, and the new ways in which scholarly communication is measured (which is a basis for research assessment and evaluation). Juan Pablo Alperin with talk about using Article Level Metrics app for OJS journals.

Date: December 17

Time: 14:00 GMT

Target audience: journal editors and publishers, librarians and research administrators.

How to register: please register here.

How to participate: go to instantpresenter and enter this password: EIFL1712

All you will need is an internet-connected computer with sound (and maybe headphones if you are in a busy room).

To check if your computer will be able to access the session successfully, please go to: instantpresenter