Although this mini-site mainly talks about the dangers of human processes, there are of course many dangers of using metrics as a form of research assessment.<\/p>\n
An article in the Journal of Electronic Publishing, “Counting research \u21d2 directing research. The hazard of using simple metrics to evaluate scientific contributions. An EU experience.<\/em><\/a>” by\u00a0Kai Olsen and\u00a0Alessio Malizia looks at this with a pan-European perspective, in particular comping the very inconsistent ways different countries use metrics.<\/p>\n As well as different ways of using information, the authors show how different countries may regard the same venue very differently. \u00a0This is particularly significant in countries which use venue as the main criteria directly against the recommendations for good practice in The San Francisco Declaration on Research Assessment (DORA)<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Although this mini-site mainly talks about the dangers of human processes, there are of course many dangers of using metrics as a form of research assessment. An article in the Journal of Electronic Publishing, “Counting research \u21d2 directing research. The … Continue reading