2. What we’ll cover
»Background to the visualisations
»What’s included in the visualisations
»What’s NOT included
»Using the visuals – features and functionality
»Caveats and “things to be aware of”
»Future plans
»Feedback and support
»Q&A – please submit questions as we go along
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3. Background and introduction
»2016: Jisc’s Library Data Labs project (Jisc/HESA)
https://libraryservices.jiscinvolve.org/wp/2016/10/library-
data-labs-project/
»Jisc “team” put together visuals inTableau using JUSP
data blended with data from other sources e.g. IRUS /
journal impact factors - as a proof of concept
»Decision to take JUSP visualisations forward early 2017
»Development and engagement with CAG / 3rd parties
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4. What’s included in the visualisations
»Current visualisations are for journal usage
»Currently 19 dashboards and visuals in 3 distinct areas:
› Publisher-level – includes trend and comparison data
› Summary reports e.g. SCONUL, top publishers
› Title-level e.g. top titles, accesses denied/turnaways
»Interactivity and export functionality
»Features based on recommendations from CAG / testing
»Data for 2009-2017 where possible (see caveats later!)
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5. What’s NOT included
»Non-JUSP data (yet!)
»Books and database visuals in development
»No facility for you to add your own data, as with core
service
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8. Caveats and things to be aware of
»Data are not “live” so can be short delay in adding new
monthly data or changing data after any restatements
»Visuals remain in development and subject to change
»Visualisations do not replace core JUSP reports
»Export functionality doesn’t include underlying data
»Occasional glitches fromTableau server – see support
guide
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9. Future plans
»Books, databases and platform visuals (Q1 2018)
»Ongoing journal visualisation development: will be driven
by YOU!
»Blending of other datasets e.g. IRUS, journal metrics
»Development of visualisations for supporting Jisc
Collections in negotiations with publishers
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10. Feedback and support
We would like to hear what you think about the new data
visualisations available in JUSP. Please also report any
issues, suggestions for new visuals or other data sources we
might include!
If you have any questions, comments and suggestions
please send us an email to help@jisc.ac.uk.
User guide: http://jusp.jisc.ac.uk/guides-to-visualisations/
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