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Developing a Framework for Measuring Reuse of Digital Objects
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Description: The project team will undertake a needs assessment to research the use cases and ideal functionality of a future toolkit for assessing the reuse of digital library objects in cultural heritage institutions. This work is made possible by funding from an IMLS National Leadership Grants for Libraries award, grant number: LG-73-17-0002-17.
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Content Reuse Subgroup
This project site contains completed and working files from the DLF AIG User Studies Working Group's Content Reuse Subgroup.
Developing a Framework for Measuring Reuse of Digital Objects: Project Update at DLF Forum 2017
Presentations from the Developing a Framework for Measuring Reuse of Digital Objects project at the 2017 Digital Library Federation Forum.
Developing a framework for assessing use and reuse: ALA Midwinter 2018
Presentation slides for the project update presentation given by Ayla Stein for the Metadata Interest Group's meeting at ALA Midwinter 2018
Use v. Reuse: Assessing the Value of our Digital Collections
Presentation on our project and preliminary takeaways at Code4Lib 2018
Measuring Reuse of Digital Objects: Preliminary Findings from the IMLS-Funded Project
Poster and extended abstract for the poster presentation given by Elizabeth Joan Kelly for the 2018 Joint Conference on Digital Libraries in Fort Wort...
Developing a Framework for Measuring Reuse of Digital Objects: Project Update
Presentation given by Elizabeth Joan Kelly for the 2018 Southern Mississippi Institutional Repository Conference in Hattiesburg, MS on April 27, 2018.
Valuing Cultural Heritage Content: Findings from the Measuring Reuse Project
Presentation at the 2018 Texas Conference on Digital Libraries (TCDL), Austin, TX, May 16, 2018.
A New Lens: Developing a Framework for Measuring Reuse in the Cultural Heritage Community
Presented at Open Repositories 2018, Bozeman, MT, June 5, 2018
Assessing for Digital Library Reuse: Initial Findings from The Measuring Reuse Project
Presentation given at the LITA Altmetrics and Digital Analytics Interest Group meeting at ALA Annual 2018. Presented Monday, June 25, 2018.
How Do We Measure Impact? Developing a Framework for Measuring the Reuse of Digital Objects
Presentation given at the Research Data, Access, & Preservation Summit in Chicago, Illinois, March 2018
Digital Library Assessment: Preliminary Findings from the Content Reuse Project
Presentation given at the Mountain West Digital Library Conference, Salt Lake City, UT in July 2018.
Barriers and solutions to assessing digital library reuse: preliminary findings
Article describing preliminary findings from the "Developing a Framework for Measuring Reuse of Digital Objects" project.
Assessing for Digital Library Reuse: Initial Findings from the Measuring Reuse Project
Presentation at CNI Fall 2018 Meeting
Measuring reuse of institutionally-hosted grey literature
Presentation slides for the presentation given by Ayla Stein Kenfield and Elizabeth J. Kelly at the Grey Literature 2018 (GL20) conference.
Debates in Lexicography: Defining Use & Reuse
Presentation for Open Repositories 2019. Presented by Ayla Stein Kenfield and Santi Thompson
Telling Our Stories: Assessing Reuse in Digital Libraries
Presentation at DLF Forum 2018
Assessing Transformation: Findings from the Measuring Reuse Project
Slides from presentation at the 2018 Library Assessment Conference
How we talk about assessment: A new framework for digital libraries
Presentation at the 2018 North American Serials Interest Group (NASIG) conference on June 11 in Atlanta, GA
Measuring Reuse of Institutionally-Hosted Grey Literature
Conference paper for presentation given at the Twentieth International Conference on Grey Literature (GL20) in December 2018.
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Assessing Transformation: Findings from the Measuring Reuse Project
Conference paper for the 2018 Library Assessment Conference
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