Has anyone else taken a look at the research project being conducted by librarians at the Utrecht University Library, “Innovations in Scholarly Communication?” They’ve put together a really interesting set of presentations about their findings from ongoing surveys of what tools people are using.

I wrote a bit about the project on a staff blog here at Baruch:
http://blogs.baruch.cuny.edu/idealab/2015/09/01/learn-how-your-scholarly-communication-workflows-compare-to-your-peers/

I wonder what it would like here at CUNY were we to take the Dutch researchers up on their offer to create a custom URL for our institution and run the survey locally?

Has anyone else taken a look at the research project being conducted by librarians at the Utrecht University Library, “Innovations in Scholarly Communication?” They’ve put together a really interesting set of presentations about their findings from ongoing surveys of what tools people are using.

I wrote a bit about the project on a staff blog here at Baruch:
http://blogs.baruch.cuny.edu/idealab/2015/09/01/learn-how-your-scholarly-communication-workflows-compare-to-your-peers/

I wonder what it would like here at CUNY were we to take the Dutch researchers up on their offer to create a custom URL for our institution and run the survey locally?

[Megan Wacha (they/them)]

Thanks so much for posting this, Stephen! Ive been thinking about designing a survey to assess faculty practices and needs, and I’d love to develop something that’s CUNY specific. Perhaps this is something SCRT and/or the OLS Scholarly Communications Committee can tackle?