COUNTER-compliant publisher-provided e-journal use statistics are enabling unprecedented ease of computation of journal value metrics like price-per-use. This improved accessibility, however, is likely to increase the prevalence of miscalculation and misinterpretation of value metrics. Specific single-institution and consortium-based examples will illustrate general categories of concern including: price calculation, use definition, and cross-publisher comparison. It is concluded that recent improvements in the COUNTER standard are providing most of the necessary ingredients for meaningful evaluation—what\u27s needed is critical analysis of and consensus as to the best way to apply these figures
Citation and journal use data have both been used as tools to determine the quality and usefulness o...
High quality, comparable usage statistics are either available, or just around the corner, thanks to...
Results from two multiple regression models involving HighWire journal subscriptions for 16 particip...
COUNTER-compliant publisher-provided e-journal use statistics are enabling unprecedented ease of com...
Digital delivery of scholarly publications has enabled far more robust tracking of usage, with the C...
This presentation was offered as part of the CUNY Library Assessment Conference, Reinventing Librari...
Citation and print journal use data have been used to measure quality and usefulness of library jour...
This is the author\u27s manuscript of chapter 6 in the book Library Data: Empowering Practice and Pe...
This paper looks at various aspects of usage data collation and provision in the area of e-journals ...
This article received the K. G. Saur Award for the most outstanding article in College & Research Li...
The design of a publisher's electronic interface can have a measurable effect on electronic journal ...
Libraries have access to more data than ever before about the way that their electronic resources ar...
Download rates of academic journals have joined citation rates as commonly-used indicators of the va...
Building on the work done by the California Digital Library (CDL), the University of Minnesota Libra...
The current primary quantitative measure of e-journal subscription return-on-investment (ROI) is cos...
Citation and journal use data have both been used as tools to determine the quality and usefulness o...
High quality, comparable usage statistics are either available, or just around the corner, thanks to...
Results from two multiple regression models involving HighWire journal subscriptions for 16 particip...
COUNTER-compliant publisher-provided e-journal use statistics are enabling unprecedented ease of com...
Digital delivery of scholarly publications has enabled far more robust tracking of usage, with the C...
This presentation was offered as part of the CUNY Library Assessment Conference, Reinventing Librari...
Citation and print journal use data have been used to measure quality and usefulness of library jour...
This is the author\u27s manuscript of chapter 6 in the book Library Data: Empowering Practice and Pe...
This paper looks at various aspects of usage data collation and provision in the area of e-journals ...
This article received the K. G. Saur Award for the most outstanding article in College & Research Li...
The design of a publisher's electronic interface can have a measurable effect on electronic journal ...
Libraries have access to more data than ever before about the way that their electronic resources ar...
Download rates of academic journals have joined citation rates as commonly-used indicators of the va...
Building on the work done by the California Digital Library (CDL), the University of Minnesota Libra...
The current primary quantitative measure of e-journal subscription return-on-investment (ROI) is cos...
Citation and journal use data have both been used as tools to determine the quality and usefulness o...
High quality, comparable usage statistics are either available, or just around the corner, thanks to...
Results from two multiple regression models involving HighWire journal subscriptions for 16 particip...