Event date: March 16, 2023
Event time: 11:30 - 12:30 CET
Location: Online via Zoom to be accessed via the EARMA website
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Title: Dynamic Dashboards Made Easy
Examples of beautiful, dynamic dashboards, using multiple datasets to answer specific strategic research evaluation questions and generate insights about the trends, landscape, and impact of a selected university’s research: from funding to clinical trials and societal impact to scientific citation.
This webinar will involve a hands-on training in the use of Google BigQuery (GBQ). We will create and share some beautiful, dynamic dashboards using several publicly available datasets (grants, policy documents, publications, global health, and geographic) to answer some pressing strategic research-related questions. We will talk about the purpose of a dashboard (to answer questions and to generate insights about research trends, landscape, and impact) and how your approach may vary, depending on the focus of your dashboard: institutional, national, or benchmarking.
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Speaker
Kathryn Weber-Boer is a Technical Product Specialist at Digital Science, working with their Dimensions and Altmetric portfolios. In this role, she works with research institutions as they develop tools from simple reports to high-powered analytics. A veteran of the research support community at the University of Groningen and University Medical Center Groningen, she has experience wrangling data from both people and systems. An archaeological anthropologist by training, she takes an ethnographic approach to research analytics (in short: listen hard).
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