Building an Online Faculty Publications Database

Schwartz, Vanette; Stoffel, Bruce

doi:10.1300/j106v14n03_01

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“…MacCorkle (1991) argues for the communicative value of such a bibliography in stimulating research. Schwartz and Stoffel (2007) reiterate many of these, as well as emphasizing the public relations advantages with alumni, prospective students, and funding agencies. At James Madison University, Jones (2010, 467) emphasizes campus scholarship as intellectual capital, and she recommends that libraries host FDPs on their own Websites, where they will not compete with other institutional publicity sources.…”

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“…However, the journal literature contains numerous publications directly relevant to the creation of publication bibliographies and databases for colleges and universities. Blummer (2007), Schwartz and Stoffel (2007), and Tabaei et al (2013) have all reviewed the literature of what are generally called faculty publication databases (FDPs) or faculty publication bibliographies (FDBs). Blummer (2007) surveyed and examined the FDPs and FDBs of approximately two dozen institutions.…”

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Documenting and Monitoring Scholarly Communication at a Small Liberal Arts College: A Case Study from Northeast Ohio

Wanser

2014

College & Undergraduate Libraries

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In recognition of the greater need for institutional data collection and monitoring of scholarly communication on campus, the Hiram College Library began hosting a Web page, Scholars@Hiram (http://library.hiram.edu/index.php/publications/scholars-hiram), to provide a public window into the scholarly activities of the campus. Begun in 2010, the library systematically began collecting bibliographic information on scholarly activities with the intention of simultaneously improving the quality control of monitoring mechanisms and making information publicly available to the campus, potential students, trustees, and accrediting agencies. Results have been positive, problems identified, and feedback from campus members provides the basis for future improvements.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Documenting and Monitoring Scholarly Communication at a Small Liberal Arts College: A Case Study from Northeast Ohio

Wanser

2014

College & Undergraduate Libraries

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“…Blummer 21 discusses the faculty publication databases as an opportunity for libraries to provide services to users and proposed a Web-based faculty publication databases provision through library website. A Similar initiative was also taken at Illinois State University libraries for developing an online bibliography of scholarly works by campus faculty 22 . Some publication management initiatives specially focused on creating publication database for the purpose of creating standardized citation 23 .…”

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“…Though, due to advancement in Internet technology and the legacy associated with copyright restrictions, the concept of maintaining bibliography remains alive. Schwartz & Stoffel 22 has discusses the development of bibliography is easy and less costly than maintaining institutional repositories. Technology support such as Microsoft Access and Oracle, openURL linking services such as SFX, and digital management software such as CONTENTdm are quite helpful in management of bibliography [34][35][36] .…”

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Management of University Research Publication: A Case Study of JUIT Publication Database (JPubDB)

Ram

Paliwal

2016

DESIDOC Jl. Lib. Info. Technol.

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Along with the teaching, publications and research output, national and international funding has become essential criterion for benchmarking and performance measurement of the university. To stand and compete with stakeholders, it is essential to carefully monitor the impact of university publication over global research. The role of the library becomes more important to take a lead in monitoring and management of the university publications. A library needs to gather, organize and maintain publication in a standard format and take appropriate measure to disseminate research with global community. Further, it is essential to assess the research impact of the publication through different methodologies such as bibliometrics or web metrics. The purpose of this paper is to develop a database of university publication with the acronym ‘JPubDB’ (JUIT Publication Database: available at http://juit.ac.in/jpubdb), in order to collect, analyze and organized at one place and market the research publication with global community. The provisions have been made to link each publication with each faculty profile and department in a standard citation style, assess the citation count through Google Scholar, sharing of publication through social networking tools, and if the full text of any publication is available, that can be downloadable in copyright free mode.

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Implementation of a Research Information Management System in a Pediatric Hospital

Kissling

Ballinger

2018

Medical Reference Services Quarterly

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Faculty publications have been collected in universities, health, and medical institutions for many years, and Cincinnati Children's is no exception. Since 1949, a yearly list of faculty publications was manually compiled using multiple data sources and disseminated by the Edward L. Pratt Research Library. Products to centralize faculty publication collection and analysis with bibliometric tools are growing in popularity. This article will review the collaborative decision to choose a Research Information Management System and the implementation process including successes, challenges, and future opportunities.

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Building an Online Faculty Publications Database

Cited by 7 publications

References 7 publications

Documenting and Monitoring Scholarly Communication at a Small Liberal Arts College: A Case Study from Northeast Ohio

Documenting and Monitoring Scholarly Communication at a Small Liberal Arts College: A Case Study from Northeast Ohio

Management of University Research Publication: A Case Study of JUIT Publication Database (JPubDB)

Implementation of a Research Information Management System in a Pediatric Hospital

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