Welcome to the NISO Plus 2023 Conference! The schedule will be updated regularly, as we confirm topics and speakers, so keep your eyes on the site for more information!
This session addresses challenges in tracking and measuring the research output and impact of minor academic disciplines in the humanities. Scholarly fields such as theology and religious studies exist at the margins of the contemporary academy, and prevailing research information management tools do not accurately capture the range and reach of their academic contributions. The participants in this panel will assess the current state of research information management in minor academic fields, then suggest traditional and non-traditional bibliometric solutions to measure them more comprehensively and fairly. The panelists will explore how open source initiatives such as Wikidata/WikCite and OpenAlex could help to mend the gaps between central and peripheral academic fields. They will also explore how emerging techniques such as network analysis helps to demonstrate the reach and interdisciplinary impact of scholarship in these disciplines.
Coordinator of Digital Projects and Collections, Vanderbilt University
I have been working at the Vanderbilt Divinity Library for fourteen years. I started my digital project by working on the Divinity Institutional Repository. I curated several digital exhibits to celebrate the faculty's scholarship and highlight the strength of our special collections... Read More →
Research Support Librarian, National Taiwan University Library
I am a Research Support Librarian of National Taiwan University Library.I'm graduated from Institute of Library and Information Science, National Taiwan University(MD).
Tuesday February 14, 2023 7:30pm - 8:45pm EST
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