This project was designed to synthesize the evidence about the impact that digital resources are having on various audiences, and how resource providers have stepped up efforts to embed resources into the practices of communities.
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In order to better understand the range of impacts that digital materials are having on research, teaching and learning, JISC have commissioned this synthesis report to bring together evidence from a variety of projects, and for OII to host a workshop bringing together experts and use audiences to discuss these impacts. As part of this work, the TIDSR toolkit was being updated and re-launched.
This project is funded by the Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC).
Dr Kathryn Eccles, Oxford Internet Institute
Dr Eric T. Meyer, Oxford Internet Institute
Impact and Embedding of Digitised Resources
Recorded on: 20 May 2011 Duration: 01:26:35
Eric Meyer presents a summary and synthesis of JISC-funded work to measure the impact of their digitised resources and develop case studies for embedding them in teaching and research.
Tools for Measuring the Impact of Digitised Resources
Recorded on: 20 May 2011 Duration: 00:40:03
Eric Meyer and Kathryn Eccles present the "Toolkit for the Impact of Digitised Scholarly Resources" and discuss methods for analysing online impact.
The Impact of Digital Content: Reflections
Recorded on: 20 May 2011 Duration: 01:33:56
A presentation by Brian Kelly on "Evidence, Impact, Value: Metrics for Understanding Personal and Institutional Use of the Social Web".
The Impact of Digital Content (Roundtable Discussion)
Recorded on: 20 May 2011 Duration: 00:38:33
A panel session to facilitate discussion about the future of digital content, the role that measuring impact will play, and how the value of digital content can be demonstrated.
Last updated on: 23 May 2013
