The Top 50 Downloads for July are below.  It’s the first month we’ve recorded this against the new faculty structure – we can see Faculty affiliations and where (currently) available School affiliations.  We’ll have to work this out a bit in ORO – we have the problem of representing researchers who have now left the OU and were never represented in the current structure.  We also need to think about how to represent IET and the Learning and Teaching Innovation Portfolio.  But we’ll get there – and we do have the potential to report at greater granularity at School level (e.g. FBL) so I’m hoping we can do some refined quarterly ORO updates.

The Top 50 in itself shows a smaller number of downloads than last month and I’ll expand on that in an upcoming post.  But overall with 44,215 downloads in July (as recorded by the IRUS service) ORO continues to be a very well used repository (14th of 110 repositories) using the IRUS service.