1. Helping researchers maximize reach and impact of their work Whose work is it anyway? Melinda Kenneway Kudos

2. 3 trends

3. At every stage in the research cycle – planning, researching, preserving, publishing, and distributing – digital channels are being used by researchers and scholars to communicate, collaborate, promote their research, and debate. Columbia University Libraries New research processes

4. The benefits of using digital channels in a research context have been cited, among myriad others, as including democratization, widening participation, and engaging new audiences on a global level. New era of engagement

5. Digital channels are also on the rise for assisting in the evaluation of a scholar’s reputation and the relevance and impact of their work – together with that of their institution, funder and publisher. New performance measures

6. Publication performance Rise of article level metrics - PLOS, Wiley … Introduction of altmetrics - ImpactStory, Altmetric … New units of publishing: data/images - Figshare, Dryad... Pre-publication scoring - Rubriq, Peerage of Science Tools for institutional assessment - Plum analytics

7. Impact requires visibility

8. 50% of research publications are never read 90% never cited 50 million online articles and growing

9. 9 Who should be responsible for impact?

10. n = 3,669 84% of authors think there is room for improvement  So should be open to using tools that help drive visibility, usage, impact To what extent do you think more could be done to increase the visibility, usage or impact of your articles on or after publication? How do researchers feel about current levels of visibility, usage and impact?

11. Please rate the following for how much responsibility you think they should have for ensuring your articles are as widely read and cited as possible: Who should have responsibility for increasing levels of visibility, usage and impact?

12. The missing link Authors are the missing link in the discoverability chain : Harness their expertise to aid understanding of their work and give it context Leverage their networks to gain exposure for their work

13. Comments from researchers When the investment of time per paper is approximately 3-6 months almost any reasonable duration is acceptable to increase the usage and citations. If I could spend a mere 25 hours, particularly after the paper is accepted or soon after publication to dramatically increase the probability of citations I would! Research Fellow, Physical Sciences, UK Lecturer in Social Sciences, UK I know I should do this but I don’t feel confident enough with [current] tools

14. Profile and networking sites: - ResearchGate - Academia.edu - LinkedIn Social sharing tools: - Twitter - Facebook Metrics: - Various altmetrics - Publisher sites - Web of Science/Scopus What’s available?

15. Profile and networking sites: - ResearchGate - Academia.edu - LinkedIn Social sharing tools: - Twitter - Facebook Metrics: - Various altmetrics - Publisher sites - Web of Science/Scopus What’s available?

16. KUDOS puts researchers in the driving seat tools to improve the impact of their work

17. 14 Week Pilot in 2013 19% higher article usage per day for articles shared using the Kudos tools compared to the control group

18. Launched May 2014 30,000+ researcher registrations 1,000+ new registrations weekly 300,000+ publications claimed Free for authors to use

19. KUDOS helps universities, funders and publishers amplify research impact

20. Kudos Publisher Program 20

21. Kudos Toolkit

22. EXPLAIN ENRICH SHAREMEASURE

23. Authors write a short title, lay summary and impact statement. Step 1

24. Basic bibliographic data pulled in from CrossRef Fields for entering lay metadata

25. KUDOS distributes this lay metadata in discovery services with links back to publications.

26. These content snippets are easier to browse and translate, helping more people quickly identify information relevant to them.

27. Authors link related materials to their article, book or book chapter. Step 2

28. Resources linked to publication page on KUDOS

30. Authors share links to their publications by email and through social media. SHARE Step 3

31. By sharing through KUDOS, authors can grow their readership and increase the performance of their publications.

32. Authors can track the impact of this against a wide range of metrics. MEASURE Step 4

34. KUDOS gives researchers the power to build readership for their work all over the world.

35. looking ahead

36. Discoverable or die

37. Reputation matters

38. 19962006 Thank you www.growkudos.com melinda@growkudos.com @growkudos Best New End User Product