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Libraries and Research Assessment

Libraries and Research Assessment. Michael Jubb UHMLG Spring Forum Impact: Preparing for Research Assessment 7 March 2011. University Libraries: the Enlightenment Ideal. Libraries and research. Library services and characteristics…….

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Libraries and Research Assessment

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  1. Libraries and Research Assessment Michael Jubb UHMLG Spring Forum Impact: Preparing for Research Assessment 7 March 2011

  2. University Libraries: the Enlightenment Ideal

  3. Libraries and research

  4. Library services and characteristics……..

  5. What is research assessment and how could or should the library be involved?

  6. Competition and examination….

  7. ……and the problem of scarcity

  8. Why do universities do it?

  9. Why do universities do it?

  10. Why do funders do it?

  11. What do they want to assess?

  12. How to assess?

  13. Role of the library?Content

  14. Role of the library?Services • Issues • quality • comprehensiveness • authority files • duplication/de-duplication • versions • grey literature

  15. Role of the library?Services

  16. Role of the library?Expertise

  17. Opportunities and challenges for libraries • central locus for • content • services • knowledge and expertise • custodians of the research outputs of the university • repositories, publications databases, research information systems • relationships with other central services? • the research office? • relationships with researchers?

  18. Thank youQuestions? Michael Jubb www.rin.ac.uk

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