56 Indicators of Impact

See on Scoop.itDual impact of research; towards the impactelligent university

The authors: “Included in the list are not only quantitative indicators of scholarly impact (such as the H-index), but also qualitative indicators that we might be having some impact on the world (such as meetings with, or even angry letters from, important people). We think, especially in an age of increasing demands for accountability, that we academics ought to own impact, rather than having it determined by someone else.”

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About Wilfred Mijnhardt
RMIMR is my virtual playground, a place to reflect on issues from my professional context; my job as Policy Director at Rotterdam School of Management, erasmus University (RSM) and Executive Director at Erasmus Research Institute of Management (ERIM). ERIM is the joint research Institute of the Rotterdam School of Management (RSM) and the Erasmus School of Economics (ESE) at the Erasmus University Rotterdam. www.erim.eur.nl www.rsm.nl www.ese.eur.nl Here is my list of relevant publications on the topic of my RMIMR weblog: http://www.mendeley.com/collections/694621/RMIMR-Repository/ The rss feed for my RMIMR collection is here: http://www.mendeley.com/collections/rss/694621/ Here is my other weblog on impact of research: http://www.scoop.it/t/dualimpact

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