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Welcome to the RISE Project blog. RISE is a project from the Open University Library. Funded by JISC, RISE will be investigating the use and issues around user activity data and recommendations-
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- Activity data « Libwebrarian's Blog on RISE celebration event
- What do the library users think? | Innovations on Search focus groups
- The benefits of reusing activity data | Innovations on Innovations in Activity Data workshop 4 July 2011 The Open University, Milton Keynes
- Final blog post | RISE on Activity Data from Proxy logfiles
- Final blog post | RISE on Technical Resources
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Daily Archives: July 13, 2011
RISE measuring success
As we reach the end of the RISE project it’s a good time to reflect back on the success of the project. At the start we said that we were going to measure the success in several specific ways (shown … Continue reading
Posted in Benefits, Wins and fails (lessons along the way)
Tagged #ourise, Google Analytics, Google Gadget, jiscad, RISE, success
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EZProxy and activity data
EZProxy pros and cons What RISE has demonstrated to us is that using proxy server logfiles from EZProxy as the source of your recommendations has some major limitations (in comparison with OpenURL data at least). In part this is due to limitations in the … Continue reading
Benefits – what we expected and what we’ve been able to achieve
For some reason we didn’t manage to finish off our blog post on the intended benefits of the RISE project. Like the Users post we thought it might be more useful to do it towards the end of the project … Continue reading