The impact of the JUBILEE Toolkit in institutions

Author:

Coulson Graham,Banwell Linda

Abstract

Scope of paper. Through a discussion of the processes employed with case studies participating in the research project this paper will reflect upon JUBILEE's development of its EIS improvement Toolkit, and its experience of integrating the JUBILEE Toolkit into the research process. Evidence of both the strengths and limitations of the use of Toolkit themes in research and practice will be highlighted, and the potential improvements to EIS provision of such collaboration between practitioners and research staff outlined.

Publisher

Emerald

Subject

Library and Information Sciences,Computer Science Applications

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