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Metrics and Social Web Services:
Quantitative Evidence for their Use & Impact
Breakout Groups
Brian Kelly
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University of Bath
Bath, UK
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Breakout Group 1
11.40-12.20
Sharing Experiences
• What approaches to gathering metrics are
you taking & in what areas (e.g. research;
T&L; marketing; projects; …)?
• How are the metrics being used?
• What difficulties and problems have you
encountered?
• If resources wasn’t a problem  what
would you like to do differently?
12.20-12.30
Appoint a reporter who will report back.
Note due to large numbers, there isn’t much free time
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Breakout Group 2
14.10-15.00
Planning for the Future
• What new approaches do you envisage?
• How will you address the difficulties and
problems (including resourcing issues)?
• Is your preferred solution for your area(s):
 Use of commercial social media analytic tools
 Use of external social media consultants
 Development of in-house solutions
 Development of solutions for the HE sector
15.15-15.30
Appoint a reporter who will report back.
Note due to large numbers, there isn’t much free time
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Questions
Any questions or comments?
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