New roles for libraries and librarians

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New roles for libraries and librarians Research analytics New roles for libraries and librarians Katie Evans, Research Analytics Librarian, University of Bath K.T.Evans@bath.ac.uk

Library Research Services: inside-out library open access research data management research analytics archive ‘Inside-out’ role of libraries: Pinfield, S., Cox, A.M., & Rutter, S. 2017. Mapping the Future of Academic Libraries. London: SCONUL https://www.sconul.ac.uk/news/mapping-the-future-of-academic-libraries

Research analytics service Enhance research profile Monitor & benchmark Publishing strategy External assessment Build partnerships Present strengths

What’s new for the library? New conversations New roles in those conversations service-provider, partner, leader (Pinfield, Cox & Rutter) New working relationships University management Research leaders Research Office Planning Office International Office HR Marketing & Fundraising Pinfield, Cox & Rutter on the different styles in which libraries can align themselves with their parent organisation: “• service-provider – delivering key services and support activities required by users in line with institutional requirements, often at scale • partner – working alongside users and other professional services organisations, often through projects or embedded working • leader – innovating in new areas, persuading key stakeholders of the way forward and contributing to overall institutional strategy, creating and communicating a compelling vision” Mapping the Future of Academic Libraries, p6.

Informing strategic decision makers How do we compare to top universities for internationalisation? What are the University’s research strengths? What does responsible research assessment look like? What was the effect of this initiative on publishing? Why have we gone up/down the world university rankings?

Partnering in funding bids Example: evidencing strong publishing track record and well networked critical mass of authors for a major funding bid

Partnering in partnership building University of Bath Potential partner

Knowledge & skills for librarians [Numbers refer to CILIP’s Professional Knowledge & Skills Base] Technical Soft Informetrics [3.5] Knowledge of research landscape & scholarly publishing Information analysis [3.6] Data analytics, including data visualisation [3.4] Information evaluation [3.7] Statistics & statistical analysis [4.4] Knowledge synthesis & information integration [2.4] Ethics Strategic thinking & evaluation [9.2] Advocacy [9.3] Partnership development [9.5] Influencing key stakeholders [9.6] Working with decision makers [9.7] Policy [10.4] Change management [10.10] Service innovation, development & design [11.4] Communication skills [12.5] Networking skills [12.6] These skills are within the remit of our profession, but may be new to many people working in academic libraries

Skills gap; Professional identity gap

Addressing the gaps: Professional networks There are lots more groups and networks active in the field of Library Research Services and Scholarly Communications, and having conversations about skills gaps and training provision. For examples, on training provision for scholarly communications: https://unlockingresearch-blog.lib.cam.ac.uk/?p=1517 https://unlockingresearch-blog.lib.cam.ac.uk/?p=1517

Using the competencies model Individual Personal skills audit & development Organisation Designing services and job descriptions Upskilling teams Beyond the Library Informing training & education providers Visibility/understanding of the profession

Addressing the gaps: training Upskilling Liaison Librarian Team Dr Karen Rowlett, University of Reading Survey to establish baseline Training programme for Liaison Librarians https://thebibliomagician.wordpress.com/2018/03/06/outputs-responsible-bibliometrics-in-practice-event/ Statistics for Responsible Bibliometrics course Dr Ian Rowlands, Dr Abigail McBirnie, Prof Mike Thelwall Pilot March 2018 Coordinated by ARMA https://thebibliomagician.wordpress.com/2018/06/28/course-summary-statistics-for-responsible-bibliometrics/

Let’s branch out Opportunities for libraries and librarians Do need to expand the skills base of the academic library staff Professional networks have a key role to play It’s a changing landscape, we’ll have to keep learning, adapting and innovating