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How Can We Use Social Media Data Related to OA Monographs

Alkim Ozaygen ORCID (1) (2), Lucy Montgomery (1) (2), Cameron Neylon ORCID, Katie Wilson ORCID (1) (2), Richard Hosking (1) (2), Karl Huang
(1) Curtin University [Perth]
(2) Curtin University
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Soumis le
April 18, 2020
Accepté le
April 18, 2020
Publié le
April 18, 2020
Modifié le
March 31, 2025
Acte de conférence 3
Charting The Futures(s) of Digital Publishing
Long Papers
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10.4000/proceedings.elpub.2020.18
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How Can We Use Social Media Data Related to OA Monographs

Alkim Ozaygen ORCID (1) (2), Lucy Montgomery (1) (2), Cameron Neylon ORCID, Katie Wilson ORCID (1) (2), Richard Hosking (1) (2), Karl Huang
(1) Curtin University [Perth]
(2) Curtin University
Abstract
This paper reports on a study of social media events relating to 28 Open Access (OA) monographs,published between 2014 and 2015. As with citations (Cronin 1981) social media events representthe frozen footprints of the journey that monographs take as they move through digitallandscapes. The study captured mentions of the study-set of monographs via Twitter, Facebook,Wikipedia and online blogs; as well as user ratings on Google Books, Amazon and Goodreads.Information relating to the ways in which the books were bookmarked and cited was capturedvia the online reference managing platform Mendeley. The benefits and limitations of differentaltmetrics approaches to capturing and analyzing this data are discussed. Practical suggestionsfor researchers interested in the application of Altmetrics approaches to studies of monographsare also provided.
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  • [SHS.INFO]Humanities and Social Sciences/Library and information sciences
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  • open access
  • monographs
  • books
  • altmetrics
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