Date: 5 & 6 Nov 2014 (2 Days)
Facilitator: Dr. Szarina Abdullah – Ph.D. Information & Library Science (University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign), M.L.S. (Hawaii), B.A. Honours (Chulalongkorn)
Venue: Ancasa Hotel & Spa, Jalan Tun Tan Cheng Lock, Kuala Lumpur
Coordinates: 3.145176,101.699343
- Why citations are important to your publications and your university
- How citations are created
- How to conduct research and publish articles that attract citations
- The relationship and differences among citations, journal impact factors, h-index
- How to track citations and h-index of your publication
- Which is more important to you: getting citations to your article or getting your article published in high impact journal?
- How you can improve the accuracy of your citation count
- How to differentiate the uniqueness and overlap of bibliographic data from various databases.
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Time
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Day 1
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Day 2
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0800-0855
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Registration / Coffee
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Registration / Coffee
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0900-1000
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Knowledge production – a characteristics of advanced
nations
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The significance of citations in scholarly works
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Introduction to Bibliometrics, Citation analysis,
Scientometrics, Cybermetrics, Webometrics
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The use and misuse of citation, JIF, and h-index
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The significance of data sources: their authority,
validity, and reliability
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1000-1020
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Tea / coffee break
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Tea / coffee break
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1020-1245
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Research, Publication, Citation, and Nobel Laureates
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Citations as a measure of intellectual influence
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Seminal works associating citations with quality
research
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The use of citations in evaluating journals: Journal
Impact Factor (JIF), Journal Citation Reports (JCR)
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The use of citations in evaluating individual
researchers, departments, universities, countries: H-Index
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Comparing different data sources and different
outputs
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Data verification from various sources: ThomsonISI,
Scopus, GoogleScholar
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Overlap and duplication among various databases
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1245-1400
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Networking Lunch
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Networking Lunch
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1400-1530
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The use of citations in evaluating research
performance
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Current methods in world university ranking:Criteria
for a Research University in Malaysia
o Times Higher Education
(THE)
o Academic Ranking of
World Universities (ARWU)
o QS World University
Ranking
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Criteria for a Research University in Malaysia
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How to prevent miscounting of your publications and
citations
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1530-1550
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Tea / coffee break
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Tea / coffee break
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1550-1700
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Research and publications that attract high
citations
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Characteristics of highly cited articles
End of Day 1
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The importance of consistencies in the authors’
byline of publications
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Variations of authors’ names, affiliations, journal
sources
Certificate Presentation
End of Workshop |















