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||Deborah Kyburz 1
Webinar, 20 May 2015
Deborah Kyburz, Product Manager Mendeley at ETH-Bibliothek Zurich
20.05.2015
Mendeley at ETH ZurichLooking back and ahead
||Deborah Kyburz 220.05.2015
Agenda
1• Who are we? ETH Zurich and ETH-Bibliothek
2• Why Mendeley Institutional Edition (MIE)?
3• Implementation of MIE
4• Looking back: experiences with MIE so far
5• Looking ahead: plans and wishes
||Deborah Kyburz 4
Founded 1855 16 departments in the fields of:
Architecture and civil engineering Engineering sciences Natural sciences and mathematics System-oriented natural sciences Management and social sciences
18,000 students 500 professors 8,000 members of staff
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ETH ZurichSwiss Federal Institute of Technology
||Deborah Kyburz 520.05.2015
Founded 1855 ETH Zurich’s main library National centre for technical and
scientific information Collections
Architecture and civil engineering Engineering sciences Natural sciences and mathematics System-oriented natural sciences Management and social sciences
ETH-Bibliothek
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Baubibliothek Bibliothek Erdwissenschaften GESS-Bibliothek Grüne Bibliothek
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Special libraries
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Collection of Prints and Drawings Cultural Assets Collection Earth Science Collections ETH Zurich University Archives focusTerra Image Archive Maps Material Collection Max Frisch Archive Rare Books Thomas Mann Archive
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Collections and Archives
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DOI-Desk & DataCite Registration of DOIs for Swiss academic and
research institutions
Open Access Consulting, information events Open Access memberships
Institutional Repository ETH E-Collection
Institutional Bibliography ETH E-Citations
And much more: MIE, allocation of ISBN, copyright issues, …
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E-Publishing @ ETH-Bibliothek
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Key figures
Selection, end of 2014
Analogue resources 7.9 M
Digital resources 546,000
Electronic journals 17,000
Subscribed journals (print) 5,400
E-books 164,000
Printed papers 2.9 M
Databases 144
Documents in ETH E-Collection 30,000
Reports and microfiches 2.2 M
Image documents 2.2 M
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www.library.ethz.ch/en
Twitter (German / English)
Google+
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You can find us on…
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Why Mendeley Institutional Edition (MIE)? – Evaluation
ChancesOnline presence in a social
network for researchers
Intensify contact to researchers
Analysis of user behaviour
RisksLegal aspects
Financial aspects
Strategic development
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Why Mendeley Institutional Edition (MIE)? – Goals
Be present on one of the most popular social networks for researchers
Support ETH-members with collaborative and web-based knowledge management
Introduce an internal instrument to analyse the reading and publication behaviour of ETH-members in Mendeley
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Identify journals that are often being read by ETH-members
Identify journals where ETH-members often publish
Identify articles and authors that are being read the most
Identify research focus and research groups
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Why Mendeley Institutional Edition (MIE)? – Potentially added value
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1. Work out training concept
2. Coordinate with IT
3. Set up & test group profile
4. Training of staff
5. Invite pre-defined users,
give admin rights to selected staff
6. Marketing
7. Send out invitations via
Mendeley
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Implementation of MIE – Initial phase
||Deborah Kyburz 17
1. Work out training concept
2. Coordinate with IT
3. Set up & test group profile
4. Training of staff
5. Invite pre-defined users,
give admin rights to selected staff
6. Marketing
7. Send out invitations via
Mendeley
20.05.2015
Implementation of MIE – Initial phase
||Deborah Kyburz 19
1. Work out training concept
2. Coordinate with IT
3. Set up & test group profile
4. Training of staff
5. Invite pre-defined users,
give admin rights to selected staff
6. Marketing
7. Send out invitations via
Mendeley
20.05.2015
Implementation of MIE – Initial phase
||Deborah Kyburz 20
1. Work out training concept
2. Coordinate with IT
3. Set up & test group profile
4. Training of staff
5. Invite pre-defined users,
give admin rights to selected staff
6. Marketing
7. Send out invitations via
Mendeley
20.05.2015
Implementation of MIE – Initial phase
||Deborah Kyburz 21
1. Work out training concept
2. Coordinate with IT
3. Set up & test group profile
4. Training of staff
5. Invite pre-defined users,
give admin rights to selected staff
6. Marketing
7. Send out invitations via
Mendeley
20.05.2015
Implementation of MIE – Initial phase
||Deborah Kyburz 22
1. Work out training concept
2. Coordinate with IT
3. Set up & test group profile
4. Training of staff
5. Invite pre-defined users,
give admin rights to selected staff
6. Marketing
7. Send out invitations via
Mendeley
20.05.2015
Implementation of MIE – Initial phase
||Deborah Kyburz 25
1. Work out training concept
2. Coordinate with IT
3. Set up & test group profile
4. Training of staff
5. Invite pre-defined users,
give admin rights to selected staff
6. Marketing
7. Send out invitations via
Mendeley
20.05.2015
Implementation of MIE – Initial phase
||Deborah Kyburz 26
1. Administration of group
members; analysis of usage
2. Carry out trainings
3. Advice and information
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Implementation of MIE – Routine operation
||Deborah Kyburz 27
1. Administration of group
members; analysis of usage
2. Carry out trainings
3. Advice and information
20.05.2015
Implementation of MIE – Routine operation
||Deborah Kyburz 28
1. Administration of group
members; analysis of usage
2. Carry out trainings
3. Advice and information
20.05.2015
Implementation of MIE – Routine operation
||Deborah Kyburz 3020.05.2015
Looking back: experiences with MIE so far
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Looking back: experiences with MIE so far
Sign-Ups: Students, PH.D. Students, Post Doc, Other Researchers, Professors, Librarians
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Identify journals that are often being read by ETH-members
Identify journals where ETH-members often publish
Identify articles and authors that are being read the most
Identify research focus and research groups
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Looking back: experiences with MIE so far – Potentially added value
||Deborah Kyburz 33
User-feedback in trainings (Andy Müller)
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Looking back: experiences with MIE so far
AdvantagesFree
User-friendly and intuitive
Easy use/application in Word
Access to library without desktop version
Social network for researchers
Disadvantages
Limited number of group members without MIE
Compatibility to LaTeX
Not quite as renowned as EndNote
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Frequently asked questions during trainings Are there legal problems regarding the exchange of
papers? Where will my data be stored (hosting)? What happens to the storage space (my stored
documents respectively) when I leave ETH Zurich? Is there a counterpart to the EndNote function “Find Full
Text” for PDF files? How about the compatibility to LaTeX?
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Looking back:experiences with MIE so far
||Deborah Kyburz 3620.05.2015
Looking ahead: plans and wishes
1. Trainings
2.Focus on Professors &Post Docs
3.Wish:
Opportunit
y to get in
touch with
Group
members
via
Newsfeed
||Deborah Kyburz 3820.05.2015
Looking ahead: plans and wishes
1. Trainings
2. Focus on
Professors &Post Docs
3. Wish:
Opportunity
to get in
touch with
Group
members
via
Newsfeed
||Deborah Kyburz 3920.05.2015
Looking back: experiences with MIE so far
Sign-Ups: Students, PH.D. Students, Post Doc, Other Researchers, Professors, Librarians
||Deborah Kyburz 4020.05.2015
Looking ahead: plans and wishes
1. Trainings
2. Focus on
Professors &Post Docs
3. Wish:
Opportunity
to get in
touch with
Group
members
via
Newsfeed
||Deborah Kyburz 41
Deborah Kyburz
Product Manager Mendeley
ETH-Bibliothek Zurich
20.05.2015
Thank you for your attention!