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Benchmarking in higher education : adapting best practices to improve quality.
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ISBN: 1878380699 Year: 1995 Publisher: Washington (D.C.) ERIC Clearinghouse on higher education

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Posttenure faculty development : building a system for faculty improvement and appreciation
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ISBN: 0787955728 Year: 2000 Publisher: San Francisco (Calif.): Jossey-Bass

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Evaluating scholarship and research impact : history, practices, and policy development
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ISBN: 1787563898 1787563871 1787563901 178756388X 9781787563872 9781787563902 9781787563896 Year: 2018 Publisher: Bingley, England : Emerald Publishing,

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Faculty members, scholars, and researchers often ask where they should publish their work; which outlets are most suitable to showcase their research? Which journals should they publish in to ensure their work is read and cited? How can the impact of their scholarly output be maximized? The answers to these and related questions affect not only individual scholars, but also academic and research institution stakeholders who are under constant pressure to create and implement organizational policies, evaluation measures and reward systems that encourage quality, high impact research from their members. The explosion of academic research in recent years, along with advances in information technology, has given rise to omnipresent and increasingly important scholarly metrics. These measures need to be assessed and used carefully, however, as their widespread availability often tempts users to jump to improper conclusions without considering several caveats. While various quantitative tools enable the ranking, evaluating, categorizing, and comparing of journals and articles, metrics such as author or article citation counts, journal impact factors, and related measures of institutional research output are somewhat inconsistent with traditional goals and objectives of higher education research and scholarly academic endeavors. This book provides guidance to individual researchers, research organizations, and academic institutions as they grapple with rapidly developing issues surrounding scholarly metrics and their potential value to both policy-makers, as evaluation and measurement tools, and individual scholars, as a way to identify colleagues for potential collaboration, promote their position as public intellectuals, and support intellectual community engagement.

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