Understanding and stimulating SSH impact and engagement with society

Tuesday was kickoff

• JS key note Zagreb 13 February 2018
• Muhonen_TS_Zagreb_Final
• benneworth zagreb intro feb 18

Wednesday gets even better

• Girkontaite_stsm_results_14oct2017
• Different_worlds_Zagreb2018
• The practices of research impact_full_LeonievanDrooge
• wroblewska zagreb feb 18

Thursday? Now what did Thursday bring?

• Bar Ilan Altmetrics and Social Impact
• Holm Policy-context-and-evaluation-practices_Zagreb_Holm_v3
• Open-science_Zagreb_Holm_v4

Friday

• faria zagreb feb 18 escape!!
• Final group exercise

Student presentations

• Day4_Group5_Indicators
• Group 1 Presentation
• group 2
• group 3
• Group 4
• group 6

Evaluation procedures and their impact on SSH careers

All presentations from the Training School in Vilnius, Lithuania (January 2019) are now available:

• Introduction
• The Diversity of Research Evaluation Systems (Michael Ochsner, Emanuel Kulczycki, Aldis Gedutis & Agnė Girkontaitė)
• „But I haven’t published for two years“ or What is not visible for evaluators? (Agnė Girkontaitė)
• Quality Criteria for Research and Management (Michael Ochsner)
• The role of bibliometrics in research evaluation (Thed van Leeuwen)
• The position of the social sciences, law, and humanities in research assessments (Thed van Leeuwen)
• Altmetrics for the Social Sciences and Humanities (Alesia Zuccala)
• Peer Review 1 & 2 (Wojciech Sowa & Michael Ochsner
• Writing/interpreting reviews (Wojciech Sowa)
• Evaluation and career (Jolanta Šinkūnienė)
• Summary
• Participant testimonial video

National bibliographic databases and their uses for evaluating and understanding research

The presentations form the Training School in Poznan, (October 2019), are now available:

1 Introduction to the training school

2 Linda Sīle – Overview of DB manual

3 Dragan Ivanovic – Overview of DB manual

4 Sophie Biesenbender – Germany

5 Eduardo Fuentes – Monitoring of research in Peru

6 Christina Huidiu – Dimensions

7 Ying Huang – Monitoring of research output in China

8 Emanuel Kulczycki – Poland

9 Gunnar Sivertsen – Using CRIS data

10 Emanuel Kulczycki – SSH

11 Janne Polonen & Tim Engels – Peer reviewed content and predatory publishing

12 Gunnar Sivertsen & Elea Gimenez – Toledo Register of book publishers

13 Jadranka Stojanovski – Persistent identifiers

14 Raf Guns – Validating and enriching data through external sources

Group work presentations

• Group 1
• Group 2
• Group 3
• Group 4
• Group 5