Cattle in History, Culture, and Thought: Part 2 (November 2025)
This essay first appeared in the November 2025 issue of Choice (volume 63 | issue 3).
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Beth Juhl“Altmetrics”—the Twitter hashtag turned manifesto—is an elastic term that can be applied to a wide range of measures and measurables, tracing the shift from journal- to article-level analysis to the latest social media buzz. Relying on linkages across web services using unique author, work, and other identifiers, tools for altmetrics attempt to provide a more inclusive and immediate picture of scholarly impact, reaching beyond the confines of academe and its more traditional bibliometric approaches. The curmudgeons among us may be tempted to dismiss altmetrics as a trendy, time-wasting form of navel-gazing, but even the crankiest Luddites may be gratifie…
Beth Juhl is Web Services Librarian at the University of Arkansas Libraries.
This essay first appeared in the November 2025 issue of Choice (volume 63 | issue 3).
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This essay first appeared in the October 2025 issue of Choice (volume 63 | issue 2).
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This essay first appeared in the September 2025 issue of Choice (volume 63 | issue 1).
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This essay first appeared in the August 2025 issue of Choice (volume 62 | issue 12).
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