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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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Final blog post
What has RISE produced? A database based on EZProxy activity data, enhanced with bibliographic data from Crossref, and containing terms used to search via the RISE interface. A web search interface http://library.open.ac.uk/rise to show recommendations to users searching the Ebsco Discovery … Continue reading
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“A user focused post talking about the use case (user requirements) for the project work, how the project affects your users and how users are being engaged and reacting to the project” The user requirements The evidence from library users … Continue reading
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